From Boston and points North:

1. Take I 93 South to Rt. 3 South to the Sagamore Bridge.
2. Cross the bridge and continue on Rt. 6 East all the way to Wellfleet.
3. Once in Wellfleet continue approximately 5 miles to the SECOND traffic light. You will see a sign that says "Wellfleet Town Center & Harbor".
4. Make a Left at the light onto Main Street.
5. Proceed 3/10 of a mile to East Commercial Street - there is a rowboat at the intersection painted with the words "Welcome to Wellfleet" and a sign that points to the harbor and the town.
6. Turn Left on East Commercial and continue until you get to the Inn, approximately 1/2 mile.

From New York City and points South:

1. Take I 95 North to Providence, RI; look for signs to Rt. 195. Exit onto Rt. 195 and continue to Rt. 25 (about 40 minutes).
2. Exit onto Rt.25 and proceed to Exit 3, "Bourne Shopping District".
3. Go around the rotary following signs to Rt. 6 East. Follow Rt. 6 to the Sagamore Bridge and proceed as above.

From Hartford, CT and points West:

1. Take Rt. 84 East to the Mass Turnpike (I 90) East, proceed to Rt. 495 South.
2. Follow Rt. 495 to its end, it will become Rt. 25.
3. Exit onto Rt.25 and proceed to Exit 3, Bourne Shopping District.
4. Go around the rotary following signs to Rt. 6 East. Follow Rt. 6 to the Sagamore Bridge and proceed as above.

From points East:

1. You'll need to charter a boat if you're coming from that direction!

Bourne Bridge:

1. From both Western and Southern routes you can choose to take the Bourne Bridge. If you continue on Rt. 25 it will take you right over that bridge.
2. Once on the Cape Cod side, go around the Rotary and follow the signs to Rt. 6 East. Proceed as above.

Public Transportation:

• Yes, you can get here without a car. During the summer you can take a ferry (www.hy-linecruises.com) from Boston to Provincetown and take the Flex Bus (www.theflex.org) from Provincetown to Wellfleet. The bus stops in the center of town, a five minute walk from the Inn.
• Air transport to Cape Cod is through Cape Air (www.capeair.com) with service to Provincetown and Hyannis. Although Provincetown is closer, it is nearly impossible to rent a car there. We recommend flying to Hyannis and renting a car, it is only about 40 minutes to the Inn from there.
• Plymouth and Boston Street Railroad (www.p-b.com) provides bus service from Boston, including Logan Airport, to all of Cape Cod. There is also service available from Providence and T.F. Greene Airport. Bonanza Bus Lines connects to/from New York City in Hyannis.