TRAVELING TO PROVINCETOWN
BY AIR from Boston
Flying in to Boston? Hop a 20 minute flight from Logan Airport (BOS) and you'll be in P-Town in a flash! Provincetown Municipal Airport (PVT) is a five-minute cab ride from town. Several econimically priced flights per day are operated by Cape Air, whose partners are JetBlue and Continental. Cape Air/Nantucket Airlines is a proud sponsor of the Festival.
BY FERRY from Boston
Approach Provincetown like the Pilgrims did -- by sea! Two companies operate fast ferries from Boston to Provincetown, which is about a 90-minute journey. If you're flying into Boston Logan airport, there are three ways to get to a Provincetown ferry.
- Water Taxi - take airport Bus 66 to the Airport Dock, where you can hop on a water taxi. For a $10 one-way fare, the water taxi will take you on a short, scenic ride across Boston Harbor.
- Silver Line Bus - Take the Silver Line South Station bus from any airport terminal, and get off at either Ferry terminal, about 20 minutes, cost: $2.
- Private Taxi - if you're pressed for time, it's about at 10-15 minute cab ride, and will cost approximately $25.
Check ferry schedules by clicking the links below:
BY BUS from Boston
The most economical way to reach Provincetown is by bus. Prepare for a bit of a journey, as most buses require a transfer stop in Hyannis. Be sure to check the schedules carefully before you arrive in Boston - click below.
BY CAR - Driving directions
Provincetown is about two hours 20 minutes from Boston or Providence, and about five hours from New York. Be sure to check with your accommodations about parking - some inns and hotels don't have parking available. Depending upon where you're staying, once you're here, you can easily get around on foot, rent a bike. or take a cab.
Plan your driving route by clicking the map links below:
