Hy-Line Cruises: Round trip to Nantucket out of Hyannis Terminal
Product ID: 80493
Supplied by: Hy-Line Cruises
Come sail away with Hy-Line Cruises! Experience a high-speed ferry service from the Cape Cod area. Relax on one of their comfortable boats as you travel to a charming island town and enjoy the sensation of the ocean breeze against your face. There’s no better way to travel than aboard a Hy-Line Cruises ferry!
What's included
- Prices include a town-imposed EMBARKATION FEE of .50 (one-way)
- Children 4 years and under ride FREE with boarding pass (select infant ticket when booking)
- This is not a car ferry
Additional Information
Arrive at least 45 minutes prior to departure to allow for drop-off, parking, and ticketing.
Parking: Hy-Line Cruises owns and operates its own lots along Ocean Street. A limited portion of our lots is available to reserve in advance while the rest is saved for day of sailing purchase. If you have reserved parking, please come to our terminal first to obtain your parking tag. Parking tags are issued only from the main terminal, not the individual lots. Off-site lots are located just a mile away with free shuttle service to and from, in-season. Off-site parking is offered at a lower cost than on-site lots. On the day of sailing, Ocean Street parking is only sold from our terminal. Any parking operators selling parking directly from lots along Ocean Street are not affiliated with Hy-Line Cruises.
Cancellation policy
If you need to make changes or cancel reservation, you will need to do so no later than 48 hours in advance.
Overview
Our high-speed ferries will get you to Nantucket in 1 hour!
Reservations are the only way to guarantee available space. Please arrive at least 45 minutes prior to departure to allow for drop-off, parking and ticketing.
Hyannis is home to our main island ferry terminal. Nantucket has a special place in our heart – we’ve been providing seasonal ferry service since 1973 and year-round service since December 1995. With multiple daily departures, and upwards of nine in the summer, we’ve got you covered no matter what your schedule to Nantucket is. When you get to the island, cruising into Nantucket Harbor, you will pass Brant Point Lighthouse, completed in 1759. Many visitors love to take photos of the lighthouse from our boat, or you might choose to walk to this lighthouse which is a very short distance from Straight Wharf. You know, they say when you leave Nantucket and ‘round Brant Point, throw a penny in the water and it will guarantee your return!
