Guides from America's Hometown
Beaches, restaurants, history and day trips — everything we tell our own guests about the Massachusetts coast.
12 Best Day Trips From Plymouth, MA—According to Locals
Discover the best day trips within two hours of Plymouth, Massachusetts, including Newport, Boston, Salem, Provincetown, Mystic and other destinations recommended by locals.
We Asked More Than 200 Plymouth Locals Where to Eat—Here’s What They Said
More than 200 Plymouth locals shared their favorite restaurants. See which Plymouth, MA restaurants received the most recommendations.
My Personal Plymouth Favorites
After reviewing more than 200 local opinions, a Plymouth vacation-rental host shares her own restaurant picks — from the best harbor views to the quietest historic escape.
Plymouth vs. Cape Cod: Which Vacation Is Better?
Cape Cod is famous for its beaches — but Plymouth offers the same coastline with fewer crowds, easier traffic, and better value. Here's how the two compare.
Where Locals Eat in Plymouth, MA: Waterfront Views, Seafood & Hidden Gems
Plymouth's restaurant scene offers much more than clam chowder—although there is plenty of excellent chowder, too. Along the waterfront and throughout downtown, you'll find marina views, lobster rolls, sushi, creative cocktails, locally brewed beer, and a few wonderful places hidden just beyond the busiest streets.
Where to Find Buck-a-Shuck Oysters in Plymouth, MA
Few things feel more like summer in Plymouth than freshly shucked local oysters, a cold drink and a view of the water. Even better? Getting those oysters for just $1 each.
Plymouth, MA Weddings: Why So Many Couples Say "I Do" in America's Hometown
Plymouth is one of the South Shore's most beautiful wedding destinations. Discover waterfront venues, wineries, garden ceremonies, and small wedding gems for a perfect New England celebration.