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How to Get to Nantucket Island, MA | |
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Nantucket island, 30 miles (48 km) off the coast of Cape Cod (map), is accessible by ferryboat and plane. If you like, you can visit the island on a day-trip from Cape Cod. More... Passenger FerriesIn summer, passenger ferryboats run to Nantucket from Harwich Port and Hyannis MA on Cape Cod, and from the neighboring island of Martha's Vineyard MA. The most convenient ferry departure point is Hyannis, with the most ferries and lowest fares. Traditional ferries take 2 to 2-1/2 hours to make the voyage, fast catamaran ferries take only one hour, but at a higher fare. More... Car FerriesMost visitors do not take cars to Nantucket. They rent a car, bicycle or motor scooter there, or use the convenient shuttle buses. But if you must take your car, the Steamship Authority runs car ferries from Hyannis's Pleasant Street Dock to Nantucket several times daily. Space is in great demand, and fares are high. More... By PlaneFlying can be a convenient way to get to Nantucket, but you must watch out for the fog. If the weather prevents your flight from getting to the island, you may still have to pay for the lodging and other reservations you have made there. More... Small commuter airlines operate non-stop flights to Nantucket from Boston, Hyannis, New Bedford and Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts. In summer, there are also non-stop flights from New York City's John F Kennedy International Airport to & from Nantucket. Other New York flight routes go via Boston. More... —by Tom Brosnahan
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m/v Iyanough:
fast catamaran passenger ferry from
Hyannis MA to Nantucket
Island.
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