John Paul is a great reliable captain and his boat is always on time! Give him a call and get a…read morecustom time for your trip

This is the only way to travel to Cuttyhunk. JP is the best. He runs a clean, safe and efficient…read moreboat. Got a bike? No problem Kayak? Sure!

jono billings, skipper and owner of the ferry, runs the operation in a way that blends ethical…read morebusiness with old fashion, small town neighborliness. from the ship shape craft, to the mentoring of maritime students, to the care of passengers'personal belongings and freight, to the his message over the loud speaker each trip "thanks for coming with us, we really appreciate it", captain billings is a reliable asset to the cuttyhunk community.

The ferry just starting running again last month and now's a great time to take a trip to…read moreCuttyhunk. It leaves from New Bedford and once you get out to the island of Cuttyhunk you will have pretty much the whole place to yourself. Not many year rounders live there, maybe a few dozen, and the usual summer tourist haven't started yet. Just be warned the the ship isn't very large, only 80 feet. That means it does roll around a bit but that makes it great fun. Unless you happen to be prone to sea sickness and I guess then it wouldn't be so much fun. The ferry does have a heated cabin so you won't freeze your butt off and they do sell booze and coffee on broad. Plenty of hot and cold water and two toilets for your convenience. Of course they don't call them crappers, here they are referred to as heads. Once you get to Cuttyhunk you will see a bizarre, strange and very pristine place. Hike or bike down to the SE part of the island to see the remains of the old lighthouse or the very strange statue of Gosnold looming from the marsh. Mr Bartholomew Gosnold was a very strange man indeed. If you want to try something different that probably won't kill you, give Cuttyhunk and the ferry a try. Now's a great time to do it.

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We got personal attention from three (!) different park rangers there, including starting the video…read more(informative) on demand and answering a few questions knowledgeably. (I also appreciated the answer to one my son had -- 'I don't know, but let's find out...' leading to some on the spot research.) The whaling exhibit isn't too big so you don't have to allot a lot of time, but do linger to look at the small exhibit on the history of the attempts to preserved New Bedford's historic district, which is fascinating all by itself. That was actually the highlight for me. The little gift shop was nice and varied from what was available at the Whaling Museum and the souvenir stores, and in particular has a nice selection of books. This is definitely the place you should start at if you're doing a tour of downtown, but if you're pressed for time, start with the Whaling museum (now really a general history center) and then come here if you have time left over.

Nice introduction to the history of the whaling industry in New Bedford, New Bedford's history, and…read moremore. Neat exhibits and they show a 20 minute video. Park ranger on duty was super friendly and even called neighborhood restaurants to see what was open on Easter Sunday! Located in a historic bank, next door to the whale museum.