Ferries


Boston to Provincetown Ferry
Bay State Cruise Company Fast Ferry service begins May 16, 2025 and ends October 19, 2025.
In the late fall, the weekend schedule runs from October 24 through December 7, 2025 with a limited schedule.
Boston Harbor Cruise Company (City Experiences) will offer limited service beginning May 16, 2025 through June 9th, and full service between June 10th and September 1st.
Limited services are offered in the fall.
Riding a Boston to Provincetown ferry helps you avoid Route 6 traffic while giving great views of Cape Cod. The Provincetown Ferry and Provincetown Fast Ferry are among the most popular options for going from Boston to Provincetown. The Provincetown Ferry and Fast Ferry, also known as the Salacia and Provincetown IV, are only 90-minute rides. Boston Harbor Cruises and Bay State Cruise Company own the ferries respectively.
Departure, Arrival, & Hospitality
The Provincetown Ferry leaves from 1 Long Wharf, Boston and arrives at Macmillan Wharf, Provincetown. The Provincetown Fast Ferry leaves from 200 Seaport Blvd. in Boston and arrives at the same location. Both offer food, drinks, and personnel ready and willing to help plan your stay. Riders can expect to see views of the Boston skyline to the docks, lighthouses, piers, and possible whale action, as they approach Provincetown. The two ferries run from May to October every year with the Provincetown Fast Ferry offering extended schedules between October and December. It’s highly recommended by resources such as Travel + Leisure to book trips in advance during the summer season.