 Although
Provincetown is located at the very tip of Cape Cod, it is easily
accessible by car, bus, ferry, and air. Provincetown is only
a 2.5 hour drive from Providence and Providence’s T.F.
Green Airport and 2.5 - 3 hour drive from Boston and Boston’s
Logan Airport. Or, you can take a high-speed ferry during the
season, from Boston to Provincetown. There is also a ferry that
runs between Plymouth MA, and Provincetown. If you have the
time, buses travel regularly from Boston to Provincetown. For
a real treat, take a plane from Boston’s Logan Airport
to Provincetown. It’s only 20 minutes but the view of
Provincetown and Cape Cod is fantastic.
Once you are in Provincetown, you really don’t need a car. Walk or
ride a bike to anywhere. But if that’s not your pleasure, there are
several cab companies, pedicabs, and a subsidized shuttle bus
that can take you wherever you wish to go.
Get driving
directions online from Yahoo! Maps.
Click Here for map of Boston, South Shore, and Cape Cod area.
And, once you are here, there are shuttle buses to take you
anywhere you want to go on the Outer Cape.
Provincetown & Truro
Provincetown to
Harwich
Boston Harbor Cruises
Boston to Provincetown
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