Provincetown, Massachusetts, USA 

Agreed!

No, no, no. We hate tourists. Driving like morons, clogging our traffic, and much more.

@@alexandersalarms5380 Oh Alex have you not watched Jaws, towns like PTown need sumner dollars (tourists).

@@felixlieter1429 yeah, but the tourists ain't doing us locals any good.

i live in bridgewater MA and it is like a 2 hour drive for me

I know you'll enjoy this wonderfully charming if not somewhat remote outpost, Clint. The vibe in this artisan community is unlike any we've experienced anywhere else. You'll be back. ;)

I agree!

Thanks for watching, Sylvia, and for the kind words. Much appreciated!

Thanks so much for your support! I spend probably more time editing than the average travel vlogger so I'm glad to see this is recognized. :)

Thanks so much!

Aw, thanks so much Emilio! PTown definitely draws you in and you miss it not long after you've left. Probably why we've been 7 times. ;) Thanks for watching!

is it closed to visitors this 2020? or youre chosing to not go because of safety reasons

@@samanthamenendez3963 I did not go in 2020 due to COVID and own health concerns.

Ah totally understand, what is the best time of the year to visit?

@@samanthamenendez3963 Definitely July. The energy in PTOWN is magical.

Provincetown certainly has its charms - completely captivating. Thanks for watching!

Anthony, we're so jealous! There are few places around the world that leave a lasting positive impression with us, and Provincetown is certainly one of those places. That's why we keep going back. It's interesting, comfortable, diverse, colourful and safe. You're going to have a great time. :)

Thanks - you're very kind! Please do arrange a visit to Provincetown, perhaps when the virus is conquered so that you get the full experience. You will be left with memories that will last a lifetime. Stay safe!

Thanks for watching Charlene! For sure driving on the point is tedious - all you need is one slow car ahead of you and you're stuck because you can't pass. A boat would be so convenient!

Thanks Gary. One of the constant battles is avoiding in-video mistakes. You're right, of course. :) Thanks for watching!

I do understand. :). And thank you very much for creating and sharing this video. :)

Thanks for watching, Luis! Haven't made it to Panama yet.

Sad reason to visit but maybe one of the happiest places to end up as the town is super friendly. Thanks for watching, and for your service to the American people!

Well, we've been to Provincetown 7 times over probably 2 decades. To us, it doesn't seem to have changed much, but certainly the initial charm is replaced, somewhat, with familiarity. But America is lucky to have this little outpost, just as Spain is lucky to have Sitges for all of Europe. Thanks for watching!

Thank you, and thanks for watching!

We walked past the Red Inn to get to the Provincetown Inn, and refer to the Provincetown Inn several times in the video. provincetowninn.com/

I just found out the name of the song 👍🏼

Julia, thanks so much for watching! The song you refer to is called 'As We Saw The Ocean' by Volcan Peaks. We use Epidemic Sound for our videos, and this song can also be found there. More here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kpCSM-vtW9Y.html

Kevin here - you know what? I've never been to Florida (embarrassingly). I went to California twice and kind of thought, "What's the point?" I know that is more than a little flippant. Shawn wants to go though, and certainly the Keys would be the ultimate destination; we fly over them sometimes and have heard and seen good things about that part of America. Thanks so much for watching!

We had no idea there was poison ivy there. Fortunately didn't run into any but we stayed on the path. This was just a quick 1-day trip. On previous trips we had stayed each time for a week.

Inside A Rainbow - Martin Carlberg Walk Straight - Wildson Bitter Heart - Memi As We Saw The Ocean - Volcan Peaks We believe music provides a critical role in any cinematic experience, so we spend an inordinate amount of time ensuring we've selected just the right tracks. Thanks for noticing, and thanks for watching!

Thanks for the correction Robert! While we didn't know that water was an issue for pilgrims, we do know, if it's still this way, that water is still somewhat of an issue in P-Town - not in terms of lack for drinking, showers etc. but rather not everyone is allowed to have a clothes washer. At least, that's how it was years ago. Maybe there are no restrictions now? Back in the early days when we vacationed there, all water had to be piped up the 80km length of the cape. Glad you enjoyed the video, and thanks for watching!

@@TravelByNumbers Hi guys...a few years back the Commonwealth of Massachusetts forced Provincetown (natives rarely or never say PTown) to increase their daily water supply. They found an aquifer in Truro, we pay them a lot of money every year, and they put in a new pipe to supplement the old Truro supply. I seem to remember the newspaper article saying that Truro has supplied us for a very long time. Back when most of the town was out by the Wood End lighthouse, it came in by barrels. Today we seem to have enough for even the big summer days like Fourth of July and Carnival. But yes, all water is piped in from Truro. I've never heard about restrictions other than sprinkling one's lawn or car washing.

@@robertlittlefield1855 Thanks so much for this additional information! I kind of figured that there would have been some changes since the first time we visited your town. We've never personally been impacted in any way by water shortages, though I imagine in a drought situation, Provincetown must have to react like any other town in limiting water use. You're lucky to live in this little piece of heaven. We love it so much. Take care.

We agree! Thanks for watching!

It's starting to get quite cold in November - lows of 3C at night and highs of 10C during the day. There's still a lot happening though in this month. Have a look and contact the Provincetown Chamber of Commerce if you have additional questions: ptownchamber.com/calendar-of-events/#november

@@burkek1960 thanks

Yess 🤣

Inside A Rainbow - Martin Carlberg Walk Straight - Wildson Bitter Heart - Memi As We Saw The Ocean - Volcan Peaks Thanks for watching!

@@TravelByNumbers Thanks 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

Being an artisan colony, it really is very different than other towns. Thanks for watching!

@@burkek1960 your welcome!

Thanks for watching! There are women there of course - and lots of heterosexual families too. They also have an annual "Women's Week" with a lot of events of interest to women/lesbians: www.womensweekprovincetown.com/

It was so! Thanks for watching!

@@burkek1960 Great video! Made me tear up! Can’t wait to be back in ptown for bear week 2021

@@nicks.6524 Thanks so much. I expect we'll be back at some point too. Take care!

You might be right! Anyone, though, should feel immediately comfortable there. The town is as fiercely defensive for its straight youth as it is the LGBTQ2+ community. Thanks for watching!

I have never had a “bland” visit to ptown in my life.

@@tylerjamesbos Were you there in the 70s?

Too many sleazy T-Shirt shops and cheap trinkets. Well, it IS called Commercial Street.