Chapoquoit Beach, affectionately known as 'Chappy' by locals, is a picturesque coastal spot in Falmouth, Massachusetts. Located on a small peninsula between Buzzards Bay and West Falmouth Harbor, it offers stunning views of the bay and surrounding islands like Cleveland Ledge Light and West Island. The beach is a favorite among families for its sandy shores and calm waters, perfect for swimming and paddling. On windy days, it's a great spot for windsurfing and kite flying. Nearby, Chapoquoit Marsh provides a natural haven for wildlife exploration and kayaking.
The area's history dates back to when it was used as a livestock pasture before becoming a summer residence area. Today, it remains a popular summer destination with a mix of private and public lands, including conservation areas owned by the Massachusetts Audubon Society.
Visitors can enjoy the tranquil atmosphere, watch beautiful sunsets, and explore the nearby attractions like the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute and Martha's Vineyard ferries.
