SitemapAbout usContact us

Preplanned City Guides and Travel Itineraries

Ferry to Provincetown

On this page you find practical information, photos and videos about Ferry to Provincetown.

Ferry to Provincetown features in these preplanned City Guides:

5-day Boston City Guide

Why visit / Interesting facts:

  • Sunbathing on the sundeck
  • Photos galore of the Cape Cod Bay

Time required: 90 minutes

Phone: +1-877-783-3779

Web site: http://www.baystatecruis...

Opening hours:

Time period Opening hours
May 20, 2011-October 12, 2011: 8:30am - 9pm

Admission:

Ticket type Charge
Adult - One Way: 49 $
Adult - Round Trip: 79 $
Seniort - One Way: 44 $
Senior - Round Trip: 69 $
Child - One Way: 32 $
Child - Round Trip: 58 $
Bike - One Way: 6 $
Bike - Round Trip: 12 $
10 Pass: 310 $

Public transport:

  • Bus Silver Line: Court House

Address: 200 Seaport Blvd., Suite 50, Lower Level, Boston, MA - USA

Things you need to know:

  • The Bay State Cruise Company Ferry gets you to P-town by water - no manpower or sailboat necessary!
  • The ferry can be reached by the subway silver line, or direct water taxi service from Logan Airport
  • Tickets can be purchased online or on site
  • Why take the ferry? Take the relaxing ride to P-town. No rental car necessary

What to do there:

  • If it's far too hot or too cold/windy for your taste, take advantage of the enclosed part of the ferry, complete with air conditioning. Just bring a book
  • Sun bathe on the sundeck!
  • Take photos galore of the Cape Cod Bay

Tips & Insights:

  • If you're headed to Provincetown for just a day trip, the Provincetown III gets you there in just 90 minutes, which leaves quite a bit of day for sightseeing. However, if you want to save a bit of money, and have more time in P-town, the Provincetown II gets you there in three hours, and gives you plenty of time to bask in the sun and see the bay on the way there
  • Pay close attention to the departure schedule, especially if you're just heading to P-town for a day trip - ships only run so often, and not very late in the evening
  • Low-cost parking is available near the ferry in Boston
  • No need to pack food - there's a full-service bar plus snacks on board
  • If you need it, there's dockside luggage storage on the Boston end

Ferry to Provincetown features in these preplanned City Guides: