Getting to Martha's Vineyard

Where is Martha's Vineyard?

The Island of Martha's Vineyard lies just under 10 miles from the Massachusetts' Coastline and Cape Cod.  For an aerial view of Martha's Vineyard, see the Martha's Vineyard map below.

Ferry Services

Because Martha's Vineyard is not connected to the mainland via bridge, ferry services are the most popular means of transportation to Martha's Vineyard.

The Steamship Authority provides year-round passenger and vehicle ferry service to Martha's Vineyard from Woods Hole, MA.

The Steamship Authority
Reservations: 508.477.8600
www.steamshipauthority.com

Map of Woods Hole, MA

Other Ferry Services to Martha's Vineyard depart from the towns of Falmouth, New Bedford, Hyannis, Nantucket, and Quonset, RI.

Air Travel

Martha's Vineyard Airport serves the Island's visitors with year-round flights originating in Boston, New Bedford, Hyannis, and Providence. Seasonal flights to Martha's Vineyard Airport are available from New York's LaGuardia Airport, D.C.'s Reagan National Airport, and Philadelphia.