| 131A Commercial Street Provincetown, MA 02657 | |
| 42° 2' 41.04'', -70° 11' 23.39'' | |
| large.monk.weeping | |
| 508-487-0898 | |
| VHF Ch. 11 | |
| www.flyersboats.com | |
| Provincetown Harbor |
| High | 01:56AM | 9.517ft |
| Low | 08:00AM | 0.665ft |
| High | 02:13PM | 9.485ft |
| Low | 08:21PM | 0.539ft |
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About
Flyer's Boatyard offers rental moorings in Provincetown Harbor for boats from 6 to 100 feet long. You can rent a mooring for a few hours up to the entire season. You can feel confident knowing that your boat will be tied to a mooring that has been inspected from top to block at the beginning of every season and again mid-season by Flyer's skilled mooring and dive staff. Mooring pennants are checked for wear and tear at least twice daily.
Flyer's has the largest fleet of boats for rent on Cape Cod, offering a wide range of craft to get you out on the beautiful and sheltered Provincetown Harbor. We have power boats from 9.9hp skiffs to 60hp pontoon boats for larger parties, ocean kayaks and paddle boards, as well as day-sail Rhodes 19s.
We also offer private sunset and party cruises. Memorial services are also respectfully accommodated by our Coast Guard licensed captains.
There is excellent fishing for striped bass, bluefish, fluke, flounder and tautog throughout the harbor as well as sightseeing, lighthouses, swimming, picnicking, or just relaxing on remote beaches far from busy summer roads and crowds. Boaters often enjoy the sights of harbor seals, dolphins and ocean sunfish and even whales on occasion.
PLEASE NOTE: We charge a 40' minimum.
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Reviews
We stayed in the outer mooring field which was unprotected from heavy chop. It is a long dinghy ride to the dinghy dock which is located on the far Side of McMillan Pier (where the Fishing boats are).
We always love to stay here. flyers is the best choice in Provincetown. Service is consistently great and prices are the most reasonable in town.
Nice folks running the operation (unless they accidentally mistake you for someone else stealing an mooring without a reservation!) and launch service was fairly quick and convenient. Don't bother calling anyone via phone for info, the shop doesn't seem to know anything about the moorings. Just hail on VHF Channel 11. These moorings are a bit far from the town dinghy dock if you care to stay in town past 11pm (when the launch stopped running this particular holiday weekend). Limited protection from the wind (not specific to Flyer's Moorings) due to the size and shape of the harbor. Great prices compared to Provincetown Marina, which although nice, is a huge ripoff now as of summer 2019.
I highly recommend Flyers Moorings in Provincetown. All of the staff from launch drivers to office staff were extremely friendly, courteous and helpful. They were also very flexible when deteriorating weather conditions made it necessary for us to shorten the length of our stay by 2 nights. With less than 24 hours notice we were given a full refund for the remaining two nights of our reservation. Mooring rental includes free launch service which we found to be very convenient and dependable.i wouldn’t hesitate to stay again at Flyers next time our cruise plans take us to Provincetown.
Friendly and reasonable. A bit rocky due to boat traffic but nothing to prevent us from going back.
The staff was awesome we had 4 kids in there 20 and the launch service was unbelievable thank you so much will stay there again
Very good launch service . A good and less alternative ti the now very pricey province town moorings,
Noah and Malcolm were great hosts and endured some brutal weather but got people in and out without a problem . The facility had everything needed for a comfortable stay .
You get what you pay for. We were located on the outside mooring line. The boat and ferry traffic in and out of the harbor made for a VERY rocky stay. We were at times side to side rolling about. Very uncomfortable. If you stay ask for an inside mooring. The launch service was great.
Great setup, plenty of moorings and space. Efficient shuttle service. Good experience.
We've moored here for years. We have our own dingy so don't have to pay the $10 each way launch. The price is steep - $75 per night, but in Provincetown that price is a bargain. Warning: the bathroom/shower facilities are minimal ー two tiny bathrooms with shower stall that is coin operated: bring your quarters! They are clean though.
Friendly helpful people at Flyers, a shame that the local boaters don't honor the general courtesy that most boaters around the world know about no wake zones.
We had a great night on Flyer's Moorings. They have a launch that runs from 8am-6pm from Flyers and then 7-11pm from McMillian Wharf. We were not aware of the late launch, wish we were told but know for next time. Thank you Flyers, we will be back.
Great time! Mooring was as expected, beautiful view of Ptown. Launch was fine, easy walk to our dinner reservation.
Been mooring at Flyer's for years. Malcolm the Dockmaster is a great guy.
Great launch service. Malcolm was awesome and very helpful. Nice long pendants on the moorings meant we didn't have to go thru the gymnastics to reach our high how. Good swing room. Wish they would make it a no wake zone in the outer part of the mooring field. Weekend boaters go thru at full throttle.
We always choose Flyers. It’s not the fanciest or most expensive marina in the area. It’s just the best in reflecting the original and classic Provincetown atmosphere. The staff retention is very good. Service and courtesy are operative words. The launch and office crews are responsive and informative. They have lots of amenities. Launch services expand as needed. And dockwa is very convenient for reservations, but you can always call Flyers or leave a message on your dockwa reservation and they will respond to your request, when you moor.
Very rocky and rolly moorings with boats speeding by all day. Super uncomfortable. Shower facilities are gross and not included as expected when paying $70/night for a mooring. Launch cannot get to dock at low ride hours so expect to have to wade 50+feet thru the water.(!) Yup. Positives were attendants were cool and polite, refunded my 2nd night since we disliked our mooring and decided to move on..
Using Dockwa and picking up the XL mooring was easy. Only problem here is HUGE ferry wakes!! Provincetown City Council needs to lower speed limit for ferry traffic until a couple hundred yards passed mooring field for 6 months per year.
Everything and everybody made for a very enjoyable experience. All of our needs were met.
Excellent mooring and tackle. Prompt friendly service. Timely launch service.
a little pricey but the launch being included was a nice bonus! Never had to wait very long for a pickup and the staff were really polite and friendly. We'll be using flyers next time as well.
Flyers Marina has easy access. Met by a very friendly crew. Slightly exposed to Southern win though other than that a wonderful stay.
Ptown is becoming too expensive. No launch service from flyers after 5pm and a $70 mooring fee per night. The other mooring field wanted $2.50 a foot or $92.50 a night for our 37 foot boat. SAILERS UNITE: avoid Ptown until they bring the mooring fees down to a reasonable rate ($50)
Very communicative, On time pickup at the mooring - very friendly staff. Highly recommend.
Well maintained moorings and an accommodating staff. Been using them for years and will continue to do so.
We had no issues. People were very friendly. Water lever at the dock at low tide is limiting but we new that going in. They are talking about extending the docks over the off season to remove the low water issue. The showers could use some updating.
Very pleasant. Pulled in and pick up our mooring with absolutely no problems. Never had an issue, and a very pleasant stay for the week.
The mooring was expensive and the dinghy dock was high and dry at low tide. However the guys on the dinghy dock moved my dinghy to somewhat deeper water where we were able to punt (not motor) out to deeper water. That was nice of them.
The stay was fine but when we wanted to cancel our Sunday reservation we could not get anyone on the phone.
Not protected at all, so bouncy I got seasick and our boat is a 40ft sailboat. Go only on calm days. Also, beware launch at their dock was a pontoon boat and tide was out so they had us wade knee deep in the water to get to pontoon! Luckily we learned they have another drop off dock on the other side of town. Half the price of the pricier moorings in the harbor though and staff was really nice.
Great launch service. Great staff. Stayed on a far out mooring and with the East wind rocked and rolled all night. Not very protected with winds from this general direction.
I had a wonderful stay at the Flyers mooring field Saturday night. Sunday morning woke to 3 footers in the harbor and decided it was too much for the dinghy ride in to town.. Called the launch and they picked up promptly in adverse conditions... All staff was very friendly!
The moorings are in excellent shape, the location is plenty close to town, and the heads are basic but clean. The best part is the staff who are all very friendly and helpful. Of special note is Malcolm who does a super job!
Flyer's was a disappointment. Plenty of empty moorings; but was assigned a mooring far from shore and poor protection from weather. Staff not responsive. Dingy Dock is dry at low tide ! We used the Provincetown dingy dock which is well maintained. Next visit will use the Provincetown Marina.
Very nice place to stay. Convienent to the Main Street in P Town. Love that this is a family business for many years and all the staff is family & close friends. Everyone is extremely knowledgable, polite and helpful. Beware that this is a mooring field only with no shelter. Not fun in a storm & many with no respect for a "no wake zone."
Great fun. Perfect spot. Had a party of 22 for the fireworks. The launch was great, brought everyone in and out with ease.