Getting to Marthas Vineyard – Ferry

Ferries to Martha’s Vineyard arrive from Falmouth, Hyannis, Nantucket, New Bedford and Woods Hole in Massachusetts; Quonset Point in Rhode Island, Montauk in New York and NYC, New York. All ferry companies provide paid parking if you choose to come to Martha’s Vineyard without your vehicle.

​Some ferry companies offer a commuter ticket at a reduced rate. For example, the Hy-Line offers a commuter book of 10 tickets (5 round trips), so if your party is of a good size, this could save you a fair amount of money!

 

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M/V Pied Piper – Passenger/Bike

Season: Spring and Summer – Trip Duration: 1 hour
Falmouth – Edgartown Ferry (Falmouth to Martha’s Vineyard)

Phone: (508) 548-9400
Address: 278 Scranton Ave, Falmouth, MA
Website: www.falmouthferry.com

 

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Island Queen – Passenger/Bike

Season: Spring, Summer and Fall – Trip Duration: 35 Minutes
Falmouth – Oak Bluffs (Falmouth to Martha’s Vineyard)

Phone: (508) 548-4800
Address: 75 Falmouth Heights Road, Falmouth, MA
Website: www.islandqueen.com

 

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Hy Line – Passenger/Bike

Season: Spring, Summer and Fall – Trip Duration: 55 Minutes (High Speed); 1 hour and 15 Minutes.
Hyannis – Oak Bluffs (Cape Cod to Martha’s Vineyard)

Phone: (800) 492-8082
Address: 220 Ocean Street, Hyannis, MA 02601
Website: www.hylinecruises.com

 

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MV Fast Ferry – Passenger/Bike

Season: Spring, Summer and Early Fall – Trip Duration: 1 Hour and 35 Minutes (High Speed)
Quonset Point – Vineyard Haven (Rhode Island to Martha’s Vineyard)

Phone: (401) 295-4040
Website: www.vineyardfastferry.com

 

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