Paddleboarding near the breakwater in the West End |
Katie and Greg caught 2 beautiful Striped Bass. Get out on the water and catch a couple yourself! |
Flyer's also runs the shuttle boat out to the Long Point Lighthouse, at the very tip of Cape Cod. Catch the shuttle on MacMillan Pier, departing on the hour, or down at the boatyard at ten minutes past the hour, all day in the summer.
Flyer's can arrange for parties and cruises, too, And if you need supplies or repairs for your own boat, they'll be able to help. They've been serving the seagoing public for something over 66 years.
So check out their paddleboard rentals and get out on the water. And check out Flyer's web cam, looking out over the harbor, running 24 hours a day.
Technically, their address is at 131A Commercial Street, but you'll find them by walking down a little alley off Commercial Street, called Good Templar Place, right next to Lorraine's. Phone Flyer's at 508 487-0898.
NOTE: Since this post was written a couple of things have changed…
This summer (2017) Flyer's Long Point Shuttle has a new schedule, running daily from slip #8 on MacMillan Pier, departing every half hour from 9 AM to 5 PM, with no departures from Flyer's boatyard.
Also, Lorraine sold her building next to Good Templar Place. It's now Joon restaurant, so to find Flyer's, walk down the little alley between Joon and Provincetown Antique Market.
Yes, the sport of SUP is taking off like a rocket worldwide as evidenced by its presence even in Provincetown. What's nice about this sport is that many can participate in this low-impact sport from youths to the aged. Even people with disabilities can participate. You also don't need an ocean to do it like with the sport of surfing. All that is needed is a calm body of water like a pond or a smooth-flowing river, although for those who like a challenge, choppy waters of the ocean can be fun too.
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Dude…you sound like a paddle board salesman. But thanks for reading my blog.
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