By plane
By plane
Most travelers would fly into Boston's Logan International Airport BOS, (http://www.massport.com/logan/), or Warwick, Rhode Island's T.F. Greene Airport PVD, (http://www.pvdairport.com/) near Providence.
Cape Air
+1 800-352-0714, (http://www.flycapeair.com). Regional airline serving nearby Hyannis, and also Provincetown, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. They also service the off cape cities of Boston, Providence seasonal, and New Bedford.
By Sea
There are two ferry boat services from Boston to Provincetown at the tip of Cape Cod. Once in Provincetown you can take the Plymouth & Brockton or the Flex bus 25 miles south to Eastham.
Bay State Cruises
+1 877-783-3779, Leaves Boston from beside the Seaport World Trade Center, (http://www.provincetownfa...).Boston Harbor Cruises
+1 617-227-4321, Leaves Boston from Long Wharf by the Aquarium, (http://www.bostonharborcr...).
By car
By car
Eastham is 45 minutes on Route 6 from the Cape Cod Canal in Bourne and about two hours from Boston 100 miles. Travel time varies greatly from the off season to the on season, depending on traffic, weather conditions, road work, etc.
From Boston
take I-93 south to Route 3 south to the Sagamore Bridge Becomes Rt. 6.From Providence or points south
take I-95 north to I-195 to Route 25 south to the Bourne Bridge I-495 also becomes Route 25. At the rotary traffic circle on the Cape side, go almost all the way around and travel along the Canal to Route 6 east.