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Some education for the tourists ➡️Cape Cod is a peninsula you go onto, not like a city or enclosed area you go inside. “On Cape Cod” = on the landmass called Cape Cod. Like: on Long Island, on Martha’s Vineyard, on Nantucket, on the Cape. We use on for islands, peninsulas, coasts, beaches, and land surfaces: “on the island,” “on the beach,” “on the coast,” “on the peninsula.”…“In Cape Cod” sounds less natural because in usually means inside a bounded place, like a town, city, state, or region: “in Boston,” “in Massachusetts,” “in Provincetown,” “in Falmouth.” Cape Cod is a region, but because it’s shaped/understood as a peninsula sticking out into the ocean, people usually say on Cape Cod. So you’d say:“I’m spending the weekend on Cape Cod.”…“I’m staying in Hyannis.”…“I’m going to the Cape.”…“I live on the Cape.”
2026-06-10 21:45:47