Transportation
Provincetown is surprisingly easy to get to with multiple options that will work with your budget, travel time, and what time of year you plan to visit.
Transportation to Provincetown
For the most up to date parking information for when you are in Provincetown, visit the Town of Provincetown’s website.
Provincetown is surprisingly easy to get to with multiple options that will work with your budget, travel time, and what time of year you plan to visit. Travel + Leisure explains transportation in Provincetown perfectly:
“You can come by plane, boat, and automobile, the latter is great for getting around, though parking is difficult in town.”
Boston to Provincetown Ferry
Skip the traffic and enjoy stunning views of Cape Cod with a ferry ride from Boston to Provincetown.
Sail from Boston to Provincetown with scenic views, onboard amenities, and the chance for a whale sighting—book your trip today!
Air Travel
Cape Air resumes flights on Friday, May 16, 2025.
Fly into Provincetown with ease via year-round flights at PVC, or enjoy a speedy seaplane trip direct from New York or Boston.
Driving In Provincetown
For information about parking in Provincetown, please visit the Town of Provincetown website.
Hit the road to Provincetown along scenic Route 6, with easy access from I-195, I-495, or Route 3 for a memorable road trip adventure.
Bus Service in Provincetown
Prefer the bus? Peter Pan Bus Lines offers direct service to Provincetown and Cape Cod, making it easy to get here without a car or ferry.
Getting Around Ptown
Getting around Provincetown is easy with plenty of bike rental shops, or you can catch a taxi or Pedicab for guided tours, sunset rides, or a lift with your shopping bags!
