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Ships & Ferryboats in New England

With nearly 5000 miles (8047 km) of coastline, New England has plenty of ships and ferries.

 

 

Boston—Provincetown Ferry
You can sail to P-Town at the tip of Cape Cod on a day-trip cruise or longer.

Salem—Boston Ferry
Relive the rich maritime heritage of this coast on a short, enjoyable ferry cruise.

Martha's Vineyard Ferries
Sail to the big island from New Bedford, Woods Hole or Nantucket.

Nantucket Ferries
Ferries to the "faraway land" depart from Hyannis and Martha's Vineyard.

Block Island Ferries
Sail from Providence, Newport, Point Judith or Long Island to Rhode Island's summer island getaway.

Long Island Ferries
Ferries connect New York's Long Island with Bridgeport CT, New London CT, and Block Island RI.

Connecticut Ferries
Ferries and island cruises are yours at several spots along the Connecticut shoreline.

Lake Champlain Ferries
Vermont has no seacoast, but crossing Lake Champlain between Burlington VT and Port Kent NY, you may not think so.

Maine Island Ferries
The rockbound coast of Maine is sprinkled with islands, most served by ferries small or large.

Maine to Nova Scotia Ferries
The CAT ferry from Portland ME and Bar Harbor ME to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada.


 

 

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Catamaran Wake, Boston MA

Leave land behind in your wake....