The Steamship Authority-Vineyard Haven Terminal

The Steamship Authority is a public instrumentality created by the Massachusetts legislature to provide water transportation services to residents and visitors of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard islands, Mass. Established in 1818, it offers year-round service for automobiles, trucks and passengers. It acquires, maintains and operates a boat line between the mainland ports of Woods Hole and Hyannis and Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket islands. The authority licenses private ferry operators to provide passenger service between New Bedford and Oak Bluffs; New Bedford and Vineyard Haven; Falmouth and Edgartown; Hyannis and Oak Bluffs; Hyannis and Nantucket; and Harwichport and Nantucket in Massachusetts. It owns and operates year-round and seasonal parking lots. The authority also has a vessel maintenance facility and a receiving warehouse. It is located in Woods Hole, Mass., with various ferry terminals.

The Vineyard Haven Ferryboat Terminal is a transportation hub that provides ferry services to and from Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts. It serves as a point of departure and arrival for passengers traveling to the island. This terminal offers convenient access to Martha's Vineyard for visitors and residents alike, facilitating seamless travel between the island and the mainland. It plays a crucial role in connecting individuals to the scenic and vibrant community of Vineyard Haven. Generated from their business information

Ferryboat Terminal-Oak Bluffs is a transportation hub situated in the charming town of Oak Bluffs, MA. It provides ferry services to various destinations, offering a convenient and scenic mode of travel for visitors and locals alike. Generated from their business information