 Nantucket by Shuttle Bus
Once on the Island, go virtually everywhere on The Shuttle, operated by the Nantucket Regional Transit Authority from mid-May through early October. Beach service on the Jetties and Surfside routes runs from mid-June through Labor Day. Dates and routes are subject to change. Visitor 1-day, 3-day and 7-day passes can be purchased aboard all Shuttles for unlimited rides. Please call or visit Nantucket Regional Transit Authority for current information.
If you arrive by Hy-Line Cruises
or Freedom Cruise Lines:
Stroll up Lower Main/Main Street, and turn left on Washington Street. At the Greenhouse site on the left, look for Shuttle stops for Sconset, the Mid-Island Loop, and the Miacomet Loop. On the right side of Washington street, look for stops for Scoset via Polpis Road, the Airport and Surfside Beach.
If Madaket or Jetties Beach is your destination, walk up Lower Main Street, then turn right on South Water Street. Shuttle stops are ahead of you on Broad Street in front of the Peter Folger Museum and the Whaling Museum.
If you arrive by Steamship Authority ferry:
Amble to South Water Street. Turn left, and cross Main Street to Washington Street. At the Greenhouse site on the left, look for Shuttle stops for Sconset, the Mid-Island Loop, and the Miacomet Loop. On the right side of Washington street, look for stops for Scoset via Polpis Road, the Airport and surfside Beach.
For Madaket or Jetties Beach, go to Steamboat Wharf and South Water Street. Look for Shuttle stops on Broad Street, near the Peter Folger Museum and the Whaling Museum.
Flying In?
From July to Labor Day, catch the Airport Shuttle to town in front of the main terminal. When the Airport Shuttle is not running, meet the Sconset Shuttle near Airport Road and Old South Road, a short walk from the terminal, or you can rent a bike at the airport.
Season Passes:
Buy Shuttle season passes at the Nantucket RTA’s administrative office at 3 East Chestnut Street, behind the Visitor Services office on Federal Street.
Ride a Bike or Walk:
Bring your bike aboard the Shuttle at no cost. Nantucket is blanketed by many scenic bike paths and pathways to beaches and some of the Island's most enchanting villages. Go to Wheels, Heels and Pedals for more.
Social RideSharing :
Social networking and ride sharing have hooked up! Find out more.
Other Ways:
Rental vehicles, taxis, livery service and guided tours of the island are available. Go to the Nantucket Island Chamber of Commerce.
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