Ferry from Cape Cod to Martha's Vineyard

About Martha's Vineyard

Martha’s Vineyard is an island located just south of Cape Cod in the state of Massachusetts, USA, in the North Atlantic. Home to around 15,000 year-round locals and multiple celebrity second-homes, Martha’s Vineyard attracts, primarily, affluent holidaymakers. Having resisted the negative effects of mass tourism and commercialisation, it’s also frequented by nature lovers looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The largest island in New England, often simply called ‘The Vineyard’, offers independent restaurants and cafes in abundance. It has some stunning backdrops, too, with lush farms and sublime beaches fringing the coast, resulting in a tranquil atmosphere, starkly contrasting with the big cities of Massachusetts. Martha’s Vineyard is a popular day trip destination from Cape Cod, the hook-shaped peninsula in Massachusetts, so there are frequent crossings available all day from the port of Hyannis. The route is operated by one of the biggest and most popular ferry companies in the region.