|
Boston makes an excellent starting point for any tour of New England (United States of America)|New England.
- Take a ferry from the harbor in the summer or one of several daily Cape Air flights from Logan year-round to Provincetown (also known as P-town) to see some of the best entertainment and fun on Cape Cod.
- Drive south to Falmouth (Massachusetts)|Falmouth and Woods Hole and take the ferry to either Martha's Vineyard|Martha's Vineyard or Nantucket|Nantucket for a peaceful, scenic time on these small, charming islands.
- Drive south or take the $7.75 commuter rail or $17 express Amtrak to Providence, Rhode Island, which is home to its own share of art and culture, excellent Italian food, and a charming downtown area.
- Also take a road trip to the North Shore (Massachusetts)|North Shore, Seacoast (New Hampshire)|New Hampshire Seacoast and Southern Coast (Maine)|Southern Maine. All are easily accessible by car, and less than a 90 minute drive without the awful Cape Cod traffic in the summer months. Many destinations along the North Shore, including Rockport (Massachusetts)|Rockport and Manchester (Massachusetts)|Manchester-by-the-Sea are reachable by the Rockport commuter rail
|
