Plymouth MA - Provincetown
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Plymouth ferry port
Captain John Boats to Provincetown from Town Wharf on the Plymouth waterfront
Routes and tickets
Captain John Boats' route from Town Wharf, with duration, sailings and the way to your ticket.
Prices per person, one way
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Plymouth on the South Shore is the third mainland port with a ferry to Cape Cod. Captain John Boats, in business here since 1946, sails from Town Wharf across Cape Cod Bay to Provincetown in about 90 minutes, with a morning departure and an afternoon sailing back.
Provincetown: about 90 minutes to MacMillan Pier, in the centre of town. See Plymouth - Provincetown.
The ferry leaves from State Pier at Town Wharf, 10 Town Wharf, on the harbour front beside the Mayflower replica and the waterfront restaurants. The wharf is in the middle of Plymouth's historic waterfront, so the town is on foot before and after the sailing.
From downtown Boston, the fast ferry of Boston Harbor City Cruises sails from Long Wharf to Provincetown in about 95 minutes. The island ferries to Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard leave from the Cape's own ports.
FAQ Plymouth
Questions about the ferry port in Plymouth.
From State Pier at Town Wharf, 10 Town Wharf, on the Plymouth waterfront near the Mayflower replica.
About 90 minutes across Cape Cod Bay. See Plymouth - Provincetown.
Yes. The ferry sails in the morning and returns in the afternoon, and MacMillan Pier is in the centre of Provincetown.
No, it is seasonal. Departures for your date are in the timetable.
No. The island ferries leave from the Cape, from Hyannis, Falmouth, Woods Hole and Harwich Port.