From Charm City to Vineyard Vines: A Guide to Getting to Martha's Vineyard
So, you want to escape the hustle and bustle of Baltimore for the laid-back vibes of Martha's Vineyard? Good choice! You're about to embark on a journey from crab cakes to clam chowder. Let's dive in!
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| How To Get To Martha's Vineyard From Baltimore |
Option 1: Fly High, Worry Less
If you're the type who prefers to let someone else do the driving (and navigating), then flying is your best bet. Now, you might be thinking, "Martha's Vineyard? There's an airport there?" Well, surprise, surprise! There actually is! It's a small one, but hey, it's charm, not size, that counts, right?
- Direct Flights: If you're lucky, you might snag a direct flight from Baltimore-Washington International Airport (BWI) to Martha's Vineyard Airport (MVY). It's the quickest option, but also usually the priciest.
- Connecting Flights: More often than not, you'll need to connect through a bigger hub like Boston or New York City. While it adds time to your journey, it can also save you some bucks.
Option 2: Hit the Road, Jack!
If you're the adventurous type who loves a good road trip, then driving to Martha's Vineyard is definitely an option. Just remember, you'll need to take a ferry, so it's not a straight shot.
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- Ferry Options: There are a few ferry terminals on Cape Cod that serve Martha's Vineyard. The most popular ones are Woods Hole and Falmouth.
- Car Rentals: If you're not driving your own car, you can rent one at your destination. But be warned, rental car prices can skyrocket during peak season.
Option 3: Train and Ferry: A Classic Combo
For a more leisurely pace, consider taking a train to Boston or New York City, then hopping on a bus or ferry to the Vineyard. It's a great way to see some of the Northeast along the way.
- Train Options: Amtrak offers service to both Boston and New York City from Baltimore.
- Bus and Ferry Connections: Once you reach Boston or New York, you can take a bus to the Cape Cod ferry terminal.
Tips for Your Vineyard Adventure
- Book Early: Whether you're booking flights, ferry tickets, or accommodations, book early to get the best deals and availability.
- Pack Light: Ferries often have weight restrictions for luggage, so pack wisely.
- Embrace the Island Vibe: Leave your worries behind and soak up the sun, sand, and seafood.
How to...
- How to find the cheapest flights: Use a flight comparison website like Google Flights or Kayak to search for deals.
- How to choose the best ferry: Consider factors like departure time, ferry duration, and amenities when selecting a ferry.
- How to pack for a Vineyard trip: Bring comfortable clothing, sunscreen, a hat, and swimwear. Don't forget a good book!
- How to plan your itinerary: Research the different towns and beaches on Martha's Vineyard to create a personalized itinerary.
- How to save money on your trip: Consider staying in off-peak season, cooking your own meals, and taking advantage of free activities.
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