Public transport buses and coaches Côte Est Etats-Unis

It's the island's bus system. Buses leave every day of the week from 7am to 11.30am. They serve Madaket, Miacomet, Siasconset, Surfside and Jetties Beaches (the last 2 being served from mid-June to early September every day from 10am to 6pm). Stops are in Washington and Salem Streets, one block from Main Street. For Madaket and Jetties Beaches, the stop is on Broad Street, at the Peter Foulger Museum. The buses, which previously ran only during the high season, now operate year-round.

Martha's Vineyard has retained a very appreciable wild side, and this is precisely one of the reasons for its great popularity. But it also means that the means of transport on the island are limited! Many visitors choose to come by car (hence the traffic jams during the summer), but if this is not your case, you should know that a bus service serves each of the 6 villages on the island. Tickets can be purchased on the bus and at the Steamship Authority ticket offices.

Visitors without a vehicle can count on Island Explorer's free seasonal transportation service. The company operates bus routes in and around Acadia National Park. A very useful service. Bikes can even be hooked up to the buses. Island Explorer does not offer guided tours, and seating is not guaranteed. Buses don't operate on behalf of the national park; whether on foot, by bike, by car or by bus, you must pay park entrance fees and have a pass.