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Hyannisport Harbor Cruises depart from the Ocean Street Dock, 138 Ocean Street, Hyannis

2010 DAILY OPERATING SCHEDULE

DOWNLOAD PRINTABLE SCHEDULE

April 17 - June 11	June 12 - Sept. 6	Sept. 7 - Oct. 24
10:00 am	10:00 am	10:00 am
11:15 am	11:15 am	11:15 am
12:30 pm	12:30 pm	12:30 pm
1:45 pm	1:45 pm	1:45 pm
3:00 pm	◊ 3:00 pm	3:00 pm
* 4:15 pm	4:15 pm	+ 4:15 pm
∞ 5:30 pm	5:30 pm
	¤ 7:00 pm
* Begins 5/22	◊ Mon-Sat 1 HOUR CRUISE ◊ 6/27-9/5 Sundays ICE CREAM FLOAT	+ 9/7-10/11 ONLY
∞ Begins 6/5
	¤ 6/12-8/29 ONLY

SCHEDULE AND RATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

2010 RATES

Cruise Type	Adult	Child*
1 HOUR HARBOR	$16.00	$8.00
RAIL & SAIL	$TBA	$TBA
RAIL & SAIL	Senior (62+) $TBA
ICE CREAM FLOAT	$16.75	$8.75
*Child is ages 3 - 11. Child qualifying for free passage must have boarding pass.

ICE CREAM FLOAT with Ben & Jerry's

This is not the same as the one-hour Harbor Cruise

Every Sunday afternoon at 3:00 pm, during the summer, it's the most refreshing hour you can spend! Cruise the sparkling waters of Lewis Bay, experience the gentle sea breezes, take in all of the harbor activity, and if that's not enough, we've included a design-your-own Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Sundae. Go ahead...ruin your dinner!

$16.75 per adult / $8.75 per child

Reservations are recommended; please call (508) 790-0696.

RAIL & SAIL

Explore the land and the sea on one convenient ticket! Climb aboard Cape Cod Central Railroad for a 2-hour excursion past the beautiful sand dunes of Cape Cod Bay, salt marshes, cranberry bogs and the Cape Cod Canal. Then, set sail for the open sea with Hy-Line for a leisurely one-hour harbor cruise. Our Maine coastal steamer replica, Prudence, take you on a journey of Lewis Bay and Hyannis Harbor. Hy-Line Cruises began their business in 1962 operating these cruises past the Kennedy Compound aboard Prudence which was built in 1911. Or, set sail first, then journey by rail...it’s your choice! Both excursions do not have to be used on the same day.