Massachusetts ferry routes and schedules

FerryRiders.com covers three Massachusetts ferry routes, to Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard and Provincetown, run by four operators. The Woods Hole, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Steamship Authority (Steamship Authority) carries cars and passengers to both islands. Hy-Line Cruises (Hy-Line), SeaStreak and Bay State Cruise Company carry passengers only.

Massachusetts ferry routes

Nantucket ferry

The Nantucket ferry runs from Hyannis on the Steamship Authority and Hy-Line, and from New Bedford on SeaStreak. Hy-Line's seasonal inter-island ferry links Nantucket with Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard.

Martha's Vineyard ferry

The Martha's Vineyard ferry runs from Woods Hole on the Steamship Authority, from Hyannis on Hy-Line and from New Bedford on SeaStreak. The Steamship Authority carries cars from Woods Hole by reservation only.

Boston–Provincetown ferry

Bay State Cruise Company runs the seasonal Boston–Provincetown fast ferry from Commonwealth Pier in Boston to MacMillan Pier in Provincetown.

Massachusetts ferry ports by island

Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard each have ferries from more than one mainland port. Hyannis has two ferry terminals. The Steamship Authority leaves from 69 South Street, and Hy-Line leaves from 220 Ocean Street.

PortFerries toOperators
HyannisNantucketSteamship Authority and Hy-Line, all year
HyannisMartha's Vineyard, at Oak BluffsHy-Line, seasonal
Woods HoleMartha's Vineyard, at Vineyard Haven and, in season, Oak BluffsSteamship Authority, all year
New BedfordNantucket and Martha's VineyardSeaStreak, seasonal
Oak BluffsNantucketHy-Line inter-island ferry, seasonal
BostonProvincetownBay State Cruise Company, seasonal

The Steamship Authority carries cars from Woods Hole to Martha's Vineyard and from Hyannis to Nantucket.