A closer look at Harwich, voted the best town on Cape Cod by Boston.com readers

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From beaches to boating to oysters.
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New England Travel From beaches to boating to oysters. The view of Saquatucket Harbor from Brax Landing in Harwich. Kristi Palma / Boston.com

Cape Cod, a world-renowned destination comprised of 15 towns, is full of pristine beaches, charming main streets, and storybook-worthy lighthouses. But one town in particular has impressed Boston.com readers the most: Harwich.

In an informal poll, more than 850 readers weighed in and chose Harwich as the best town on the Cape.

The Lower Cape town has nearly 11 miles of tidal shoreline that stretches along the Nantucket Sound and Pleasant Bay, seven villages, and more than 20 beaches.

“We have a little bit of everything,” Emily Mitchell, the town clerk, told Boston.com. “We have the culture, we have the history, we have the beaches, we have the conservation areas, we have the plays and the community centers. It’s a good place for people of all ages with every type of interest.”

Ahead, get a closer look at Harwich.

Earle Road Beach. Kristi Palma / Boston.comThe view during a sunset cruise out of Saquatucket Marina. Kristi Palma / Boston.comThe parking lot of Sundae School. Kristi Palma / Boston.comThe Port Restaurant & Bar has $1.50 daily oyster specials. Kristi Palma / Boston.comThe oyster special at The Port Restaurant & Bar. Kristi Palma / Boston.comDowntown Harwich Port. Kristi Palma / Boston.comGrey Neck Beach. Kristi Palma / Boston.comThe view from a sunset cruise with Cape Cod Harbor Cruise. Kristi Palma / Boston.comSunset at Saquatucket Marina. Kristi Palma / Boston.comThe Cape Cod Lavender Farm. Kristi Palma / Boston.comA seaside home along Shore Road. Kristi Palma / Boston.comDiners on the outside patio at Brax Landing. Kristi Palma / Boston.comA sailboat seen from Pleasant Road Beach. Kristi Palma / Boston.comRed River Beach. Kristi Palma / Boston.comSchoolhouse Ice Cream. Kristi Palma / Boston.comThompson’s Field Conservation Area. Kristi Palma / Boston.comWhimsy consignment boutique. Kristi Palma / Boston.comFried clams and chowder at Hot Stove Saloon. Kristi Palma / Boston.comBud’s Go-Karts. Kristi Palma / Boston.comRuggie’s Breakfast & Lunch. Kristi Palma / Boston.comBlueberry French toast at Ruggies. Kristi Palma / Boston.comGrey Neck Beach. Kristi Palma / Boston.com

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