HOW TO GET HERE
By Car
Provincetown is about an hour and a half from the Sagamore and Bourne Bridges, staying on Route 6 the entire length of the Cape.
Provincetown has a number of public parking lots that charge by the hour via kiosk or the Passport Parking app.
EV charging stations are available at the MacMillian Pier Parking Lot.
By Air
Cape Air provides daily trips from Boston’s Logan International Airport directly to Provincetown.
Provincetown is a two-and-a-half-hour drive from both Logan and T.F. Green in Providence, RI.
By Bus
P&B and Peter Pan bus lines offer daily service to Provincetown from Boston, Sagamore, Hyannis, Harwich, Orleans, the Outer Cape, and more.
By Ferry
Boston Harbor Cruises and Bay State Cruises provide round-trip service between Boston and Provincetown. These trips are about 90 minutes and run May through October.
GETTING AROUND TOWN
Provincetown is a walking town. Once here, you’ll find that you can reach most destinations on foot, bike, or pedicab. The CCRTA has stops Cape-wide if you need to venture from town.
If you need a car while visiting Provincetown, car rentals are available at the Provincetown Airport through Enterprise Car Rental.
WHERE TO STAY
Provincetown offers many premier inns and resorts that are as wonderful as the town they’re nestled in, providing a home-away-from-home as you enjoy festival films, parties, and events.