Travel

Flight

Boston Logan International Airport (BOS)

Boston Logan Airport (BOS) is the closest major airport. From there, you can take a ferry or drive up the Cape to Provincetown. Cape Air is a small regional airline that offers short flights (~25 min) from Boston to Provincetown, but prices can vary greatly and the planes are small.

Travel Note

Ferries

Taking a ferry from the Boston Seaport is the most common way to get to Provincetown. We typically take Bay State Cruise's fast ferry, which takes ~90 minutes to reach Ptown. Boston City Cruises also offers a few additional ferries. Ferry times can sell out, so book in advance.

Travel Note

Driving

Provincetown is about 120 miles from Boston. Drive time can range from 2.5 to 3.5 hours depending on timing and traffic leaving Boston. Parking in Provincetown is limited - confirm with your hotel or plan to use public lots which may charge a daily or hourly rate.

Hotel

Gifford House

Owned and brought back to life by our beloved Steve Azar, Gifford House will be our home base for the weekend's events, including the reception. Rooms are currently blocked with an adjusted rate for wedding guests (first come, first serve).

Discount Code - Email Ken (inn@gifford.house) for access to the room block

Hotel

The Brass Key Guesthouse

Directly across the street from Gifford House and the location of our reception, The Brass Key is another locally run guesthouse with beautiful grounds.

Discount Code - DMWED: 2 night min. Call to book w/ GM Patrick (508)487-9005

House Or Rental

House Rentals

If you’re traveling with family or a group of friends, renting a house in Provincetown is another common way to say. You’ll find everything from cozy historic cottages to sleek modern spots with water views. Sites like Airbnb, Vrbo, and local rental agencies have plenty to choose from.