Ferry from Martha's Vineyard to Cape Cod

There are 3 ferry routes operating between Martha's Vineyard and Cape Cod offering you combined total of 15 sailings per day. Hy-Line Cruises operates 2 routes, Oak Bluffs to Hyannis runs 6 times per day, & Oak Bluffs to Nantucket which runs 3 times daily. Island Queen operates 1 routes, Oak Bluffs to Falmouth which runs 6 times daily.

As the frequency and duration of crossings on some routes varies we would advise that you do a live search for crossings from Martha's Vineyard to Cape Cod to get the most up to date information.

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About Martha's Vineyard

Martha’s Vineyard is an island just south of Cape Cod in Massachusetts on the east coast of the United States.

Measuring 23 miles wide, it’s the largest island in New England and boasts a scenic coastline, picturesque harbours and high-end cafes, making it one of the more upmarket tourist destinations in the area.

When visiting Martha’s Vineyard, don’t forget your walking boots, as it is blessed with some excellent hiking trails across cliffs and gorgeous beaches. Also, after a day of exploration, be sure to unwind and try some exquisite, locally caught seafood in one of the many independent restaurants.

Due to its proximity to Massachusetts, Martha’s Vineyard is a great departure point for the mainland, with frequent, high-speed crossings provided every day. It’s a useful gateway into Boston in particular, which is just 70 miles from the port of Hyannis in Barnstable, the terminus from the Martha’s Vineyard crossing.

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