Cape Cod to Martha's Vineyard Ferry Round Trip
Product ID: 114368
Supplied by: Island Queen
Set sail for Martha's Vineyard aboard the Island Queen Ferry! This comfortable, family-friendly and passenger-only ferry whisks you across Vineyard Sound between Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard in just 35 minutes.
Highlights
- Parking is conveniently located within walking distance of the ferry terminal.
- Bring a bike, paddle board or kayak onboard
- Food and drinks for purchase on board (Cash only)
- Helpful and welcoming crew
What's included
- Round trip ferry ride
- Parking Fee: please bring $20 cash
Cancellation policy
Cancellations must be made 7 days or more in advance of your reservation to be eligible for a refund.
Cancellation time
Know before you go
Parking Fee: $20 cash only. Island Parking parking lots are 200 yards from the dock marked with an “Island Queen Parking” entrance sign. Parking is available on a first-to-arrive basis. Parking is not reserved with your ferry reservation. During peak season in July, August and on holiday weekends, plan to arrive at least 30-minutes prior to departure for parking and check-in. The parking lots open daily at 8:00AM and close 15-minutes after the arrival of the last boat of the day.
Baggage: Passengers are welcome to drop off their luggage at the dock, prior to parking. Day
EMERGENCY LET-OUTS:
Retrieving your vehicle outside of the regular business hours may be available by calling: 508-958-4535. A let-out fee of $20.00 plus any overtime parking fees that may be due, must be paid (cash only) to the crew member who assists you. Credit cards will not be accepted.
Cancellations: Cancellations must be made 7 days or more in advance of your reservation to be eligible for a refund.
Overview
Getting to Martha’s Vineyard is half the fun when you sail on the Island Queen. Parking is a cinch, it’s just 200 yards from the dock. And if you have a bike, just bring it onboard. Your trip from Falmouth to Oak Bluffs is just 35 minutes — but you may wish it were a little longer. Enjoy the enclosed lounge or outside decks. Have a cup of chowder or relax with a cocktail. Island Queen crew goes out of their way to make you feel welcome. Martha’s Vineyard is a world class destination with six unique towns. Oak Bluffs is home to “The Flying Horses,” the oldest carousel in America; lively shops and restaurants on Circuit Ave. and the Campground with its collection of multi-colored Victorian gingerbread cottages. Edgartown is like stepping back in time with its streets lined with majestic whaling captain’s homes, it’s also a shopping and dining destination. Aquinnah is one of the most beautiful places in the U.S with its brilliantly colored cliffs and spectacular views. It’s also home to the Vineyard’s indigenous population, the Wampanoag tribe of Gay Head. Round out your visit with a stop at the quaint fishing village of Menemsha before heading back home on the Island Queen. Daily sailings beginning at 9am from late May to mid-October.
