Means of transport Hyannis

Peter Pan buses are a good alternative to the Greyhound company, the most popular in the United States. Its buses are generally less crowded and, in terms of bus station organization, it's slightly above the level. There are about 5 daily connections between Hyannis and Boston from South Station. The journey takes about an hour and a half and fares depend on the date of purchase, the route and the day of travel. But prices are always affordable. Plan to arrive early to make sure you have a good seat on the bus.

This small airport makes it possible to reach the cape by plane. For those who can afford it, it is a huge time saver, especially in the summer when the roads are congested. It is a municipal airport, so it is only served by American airlines, such as Cape Air and Jet Blue, and only allows you to reach certain cities on the East Coast, such as New York and Boston. The islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard are also served.

In high season, a train connects South Station to Boston and Hyannis Transportation Center in 2.5 hours, passing through several stops including Braintree, Bourne and Buzzards Bay. It runs only on weekends, from Friday evening from 6pm until Sunday evening, with the last train to Boston running at around 9pm. This train with its flashy colours is an excellent way to reach Hyannis, as it avoids the traffic jams that are frequent in high season. It takes about 2 hours and 20 minutes to get from Hyannis to Boston.