If you’ve never done it before, getting to Nantucket and then getting around the island can be a bit of challenge to the uninitiated, so let us help you make your trip a smooth one. After all, we’ve done it a few times and you can learn from our experience. Because Nantucket is twenty-six miles out in the Atlantic, there’s no bridge that you can take to get here. Instead, your options are either flying from any one of several airports or taking one of the different ferry options from Hyannis. Either way, once you get to the island, you’ll want to be able to get around. That means renting a bicycle, renting a car, or availing yourself of local taxis or the shuttle bus.
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Leave your worries behind and set sail for an island getaway in pristine Nantucket. Whether you’re dreading the trek through Cape Cod, or escaping the hustle and bustle of New York City or New Jersey, there’s no better way to get to Nantucket than aboard a luxurious high-speed Seastreak........ Read more
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Hyannis Harbor Tours, Inc. was founded in 1962 by Richard and Robert Scudder along with E. Raymond Taylor. The Scudder brothers, both graduates of Massachusetts Maritime Academy, operated “Scudder’s Sunoco” on the corner of Ocean and South Streets in Hyannis. Mr. Taylor had long... Read more
Nantucket is a wonderful place to get away to with your pet. On top of the many enjoyable activities and beaches, the Island has a wonderfully casual, dog lovin’ vibe. Whether you are getting gas or going through the drive-up window at the bank, you will usually end up with a biscuit for....... Read more
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