Pamet Harbor (Truro) – This will be the primary launch site for many of the Cape Cod charter trips. The launch site is located on the Cape Cod Bay side. The Pamet Harbor launch site is used to access locations in Cape Cod Bay, the Race in Provincetown, Stellwagon Bank located about 10 miles north of Race Point Beach, and the Atlantic Ocean side of the Cape along the shores of Provincetown, Truro, Wellfleet and Eastham.

Provincetown Courtesy Dock -There is limited parking at Pamet during the Spring and Fall seasons. Due to this constraint, the primary pickup location will be in Provincetown at the Courtesy Dock. The Courtesy Dock is located just to the right of MacMillan Pier at the end of the MacMillan Pier Parking Lot.

GPS address for MacMillan Pier Parking Lot: 19 MacMillan Pier, Provincetown

Driving directions from the south to MacMillan Pier parking lot.

1. Drive north on Route 6.
2. Take a left at the first full traffic light on Route 6 in Provincetown onto Conwell Street.
3. Take a right onto Bradford Street.
4. Take a left onto Standish Way.
5. Take a right onto Commercial Street (about 50 feet) and immediately left.
6. Before driving onto MacMillan Pier, the MacMillan Pier parking lot is on the right through a gate.
This is the primary parking lot for Provincetown. Drive to the far end of the parking lot (water’s edge) and the Courtesy Dock is in between the MacMillan and Fisherman Piers.

GPS address for Pamet Harbor in Truro: 82 Depot Road, Truro, MA

Driving directions to Pamet Harbor in Truro

From the south (from all other locations except Provincetown)
1.Head north on Route 6
2. Take a right at PAMET ROADS exit
3. Take a right off the exit
4. Take your next right onto SOUTH PAMET ROAD which will take you under the highway
5. Take your next left onto TURO CENTER ROAD, then an immediate right onto DEPOT ROAD
6. Follow DEPOT ROAD and bear right at the fork. Depot Road will end at PAMET HARBOR

Other departure sites may be negotiated during trip planning. Saquatucket Marina in Harwich may be used for Bluefin tuna trips or back sea bass trips.