Lakewood to Martha's Vineyard
The Vineyard, without the Woods Hole line
The Vineyard's bottleneck has a name: Woods Hole. Every car on Cape Cod funnels into it, the vehicle ferry books out months ahead in season, and the standby line can swallow a summer afternoon. From New Jersey you are four or more hours up I-95 and the Cape before you even join that line.
~1 hr 10 min
Flying, N12 to MVY
181 nautical miles direct. Trip-sheet estimate, confirmed per trip.
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6+ hrs
Driving + ferry
The drive to Woods Hole, the standby lot, and a 45-minute crossing.
About seventy minutes after leaving Lakewood, we are on final into Martha's Vineyard Airport (MVY) in the middle of the island, fifteen minutes from Edgartown and twenty from Oak Bluffs, with cabs and rental cars on the field. A golf morning at Farm Neck, a wedding weekend in Chilmark, or the long-weekend house run, with the day still ahead of you when you land.
Worth knowing before you book
- No car needed. The island runs fine on cabs, bikes and the VTA bus in season. Skipping the car is what makes flying beat the ferry.
- Two or three travels best. Couples and groups of three with soft bags fit comfortably. Tell us the group and we will confirm before you commit.
- Sea fog happens here too. Island weather gets a vote. We make the call early, rebook first, and refund in full when a trip cannot work. Our weather policy.
Fly to the Vineyard
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