Cape Cod Travel

About Flying, Driving, Buses and Ferries to Cape Cod MA

On this page I'll show you all your options for getting to Cape Cod by air, land and sea.

Whether you plan to drive straight through, or stop along the way for some sightseeing in New England, the information below will help you plan an easy road trip:

• Get detailed driving mileage, distance and directions


• Estimate your Cape Cod travel costs with this fuel cost estimator from GasBuddy


• Learn about traffic at the bridges


• Find reliable traffic reports along your travel route


• See ways to avoid traffic jams and find detours

Here's some helpful info for planning your flights and post-flight travel:

• An overview of Cape Cod air travel


• Information about Hyannis Airport (more formally known as "Barnstable Municipal Airport")


• Information about Provincetown Airport


• Time and money-saving options for flying to Cape Cod

Whether you're coming from Boston, Providence (RI), New York City, or most anywhere else in the country, you can relax and let someone else do the driving.

To learn all about getting here by bus:

• See our comprehensive guide to Cape Cod Bus Services

If you take the "fast ferry", you'll have soft white sand between your toes in significantly less time than it'll take you to travel to Provincetown by car or bus.

Here's where to find out about the ferry services:

• Boston-Cape Cod Ferry Info - who it's good for, getting to the piers, costs, etc.