Navigating to and Around Cape Cod & the Islands Without a Car


BY KATY ACHESON
For your next trip to Cape Cod and the
Islands, think about leaving the gas guzzler
in the driveway and enjoying this seaside
destination in a greener, more sustainable
way. Take a flight, book a ferry or hop on a
bus for an easy round-trip, and leave plenty
of time for a variety of unique tours and
excursions while you’re here.
FROM BOSTON
Leaving Boston to visit Cape Cod, you’ll find
transportation options that fit every budget. Flights
aboard Cape Air (capeair.com) from Boston’s
Logan Airport to Cape Cod Gateway Airport
(flyhya.com) in Hyannis run all year. Cape Air
also offers service to Provincetown year-round.
NYC
Looking for some privacy in the air for you and
your entourage? Try Cape Air’s “Cape Air Personal
Experience” charter program – allowing for
customized travel itineraries, flexible schedules and
other exclusive perks at cost-effective rates.
Not one to have your head in the clouds? Although
the name CapeFLYER (capeflyer.com) might
sound like it has wings, the CapeFLYER passenger
train only feels like it’s flying. This weekend
passenger train runs Memorial Day through
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Labor Day from Boston’s South Station to the
Hyannis Transportation Center, with a handful of
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