Cape Cod Hats
Description: Dive into the depths of coastal folklore with our captivating "Cape Ann Sea Serpent" t-shirt design. Crafted to evoke the mystique and allure of New England's maritime heritage, this shirt features a stunning depiction of a majestic sea serpent gracefully navigating turbulent waves. With intricate detailing, the serpent's sinuous body coils and twists, exuding an air of enigmatic power.
Description: Falmouth Harbor is conveniently located on the south side of Cape Cod halfway between Newport, RI and Nantucket Island with easy access to the renown cruising waters of Buzzards Bay, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket Sounds. Falmouth Harbor has a full compliment of marine related services including Marinas, fuel, provisioning and dining.
Description: A black background features the text "NAUSET BEACH" in white capital letters, separated by a stylized orange and yellow sunset emblem. Below, "ORLEANS, CAPE COD" is written in smaller grey capital letters. The emblem consists of a half-circle sun with horizontal lines representing rays or waves.
Description: Seals like the beaches of Cape Cod, and Great White Sharks like eating seals. You see where I'm going with this. Enjoy the Cape but be careful out there. Distressed design.
Cahoon Hollow Beach, Wellfleet, Massachusetts (Cape Cod) Great White Shark Hat
by JCombs Designs
$19
Description: Seals like the beaches of Cape Cod, and Great White Sharks like eating seals. You see where I'm going with this. Enjoy the Cape but be careful out there. Distressed design.
Race Point Beach, Provincetown, Massachusetts, (Cape Cod) Great White Shark Hat
by JCombs Designs
$19
Description: Cape Cod in Massachusetts is home to one of the world's biggest hotspots of great white sharks, new research finds. Between 2015 to 2018, an estimated 800 great white sharks visited the area, according to a study published July 27 in the journal Marine Ecology Progress Series. This is the first estimate of abundance for great white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) in the western North Atlantic Ocean, the researchers said. The finding "suggests that Cape Cod is among the larger aggregation sites worldwide,"
