Most locals take the bus from Boston's Logan Airport (BOS) or from South Station in Boston, then walk-on the ferry as a passenger.

The fast ferry service from New Bedford takes 50 minutes, and pets and bicycles are permitted; WIFI and refreshments are available. Reservations are REQUIRED ...

Advance vehicle reservations are required and can be booked online, by calling (508) 477-8600, or in person at our Woods Hole and Martha's Vineyard ticket ...

The cheapest way to get from Boston to Martha's Vineyard Island is to drive and car ferry which costs $24 - $160 and takes 2h 18m.

The cheapest way to get from Boston to Martha's Vineyard to Boston is to take the bus to Woods Hole and take the ferry from there. Getting to Martha's Vineyard · Martha's Vineyard Ferries

If you are driving your own car or a rental to or through Massachusetts, the Steamship Authority is the only ferry that carries cars to the Island. Set your GPS ...

Hy-Line Cruises Ferry Rates: Adult $42 one-way, $76 round-trip; Child (5-12) $26 one-way, $49 round-trip; Child (under 5) free; Bicycle $7 one-way, $14 round- ...

Relax onboard one of our luxury catamaran ferries while we cruise you there. Whether coming from or through New Jersey, New York City, Boston, or New Bedford.

Both regular and high-speed passenger ferries can take you from Boston to Provincetown (seasonally) and to the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard year- ...

The cheapest way to get from Boston Harbor to Martha's Vineyard Island is to bus and car ferry which costs $15 - $170 and takes 3h 38m.