Ferry from Provincetown to Boston

Provincetown Guide

What is there to do in Provincetown?

There are few places quite like Provincetown. Wandering writers, fringe artists and adventurous nomads have transformed New England’s Cape into an oasis of colour, flamboyance and charisma, gradually becoming a freethinking haven for the LGBT community. The vivacity and expression exemplified in the mesmerising art galleries is only matched by the spirit and vigour reverberating through the clubs and bars that define Provincetown’s nightlife. The energy come nightfall is relentless, yet the town is always a hub of activity; Commercial Street is flooded with tourists and locals at all times of the day, all year round, tempting visitors into the brilliant galleries, sumptuous restaurants and boutique stores. Many stay for twice as long as they intended, just embracing the spectacle. Shopping and art steal the limelight in Provincetown, but the shoreline holds much of the town’s appeal. Race Point Beach and Herring Cove Beach are hugely popular, especially in the summer when the weather lends itself to a few hours underneath the afternoon sun. Hiking trails decorate the rural landscape for those who have a penchant for embarking on a leisurely stroll whilst admiring the idyllic views.

How do you get around Provincetown?

A bus service is the primary form for public transport, operating in the prominent areas around the town. It is also possible to walk around the town centre, which is especially enjoyable in the summer months.

Boston Guide

Boston Ferry Port

What ferry routes depart from Boston? Found on the east coast of the USA in the state of Massachusetts, Boston is one of the most popular and glamourous cities in North America. All of the ferry routes departing from Boston Port typically last around an hour and are to nearby islands laying off the east coast of the USA. What is there to do in Boston? Widely known as ‘Beantown’ after its proficiency in Baked Beans production, Boston is famed for the superb educational premises located in the city, including two of America’s most prestigious universities – M.I.T and Harvard. The large student population gives the town somewhat of an edgy, energetic vibe, and also contributes to the relatively diverse population. For those that have an active interest in history, there are also numerous museums around the city. Away from history and education, sports is a huge part of the city’s culture, with the Boston Red Sox being one of the most famous baseball teams in the world. Several films have also been set in the city, including The Departed, The Social Network and Good Will Hunting, providing a fascinating tour for movie buffs. After watching a baseball game or witnessing the film settings, Boston has an array of excellent restaurants perfect for enjoying an evening meal. Some restaurants employ deliberately surly waitresses, living up to the city’s sometimes grouchy reputation. How to get around Boston One of the most favourable aspects of Boston is the ease in which tourists can get around. It is very possible to get around the city by foot, with the major attractions located in the city centre and in relatively close proximity. For access to the port, there are several road links, as well as a train running directly to the port.