
THE PROVINCETOWN INTRODUCTION
Town & Harbor
Get your bearings, find your favorite corners, and hear the stories behind the street.

PRIVATE PROVINCETOWN PEDICAB TOURS
Maritime roots, creative lives, queer history, and the coastline that brings us all back.
PRIVATE. PERSONAL. PERFECTLY PROVINCETOWN.
Get your bearings on your first visit, or take another look at a place you already love. Our private tours bring the streets into the conversation—with room for questions, recommendations, and the things that interest you.
These are ideas to start a conversation, not fixed departures. Call us to agree on the route, timing, and price.

THE PROVINCETOWN INTRODUCTION
Get your bearings, find your favorite corners, and hear the stories behind the street.

A LITTLE MORE OPEN SKY
Trade the bustle for a little sea air. Ask us about a scenic route toward the coast.

TAKE THE SCENIC WAY
A waterfront view, a slower pace, and time to take it all in. Plan an evening ride with us.
Compare up to three ideas. Every route is subject to rider availability, conditions, and a plan agreed with our team.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Call (508) 578-7878 to check availability. For a pickup within the next eight hours, call rather than sending an inquiry. A reservation is only confirmed after you have arranged it with the team.
Tell us your route, passenger count, date, and plans. We’ll discuss the fare or quote with you before you set off. This website does not display a live fare or availability calendar.
Tell us how many adults and children are coming and whether you have luggage or a dog. We’ll discuss seating and whether multiple pedicabs are needed; do not assume one pedicab will accommodate the whole group.
Our tours welcome dogs. Please tell us about your dog before arranging the ride so we can discuss space and a suitable plan.
Ask about Herring Cove and other beach-access rides. We’ll agree on the accessible drop-off point and explain any walking involved. Pedicabs do not take you across sand or guarantee access to every beach.
Contact us about weather conditions, step-up access, seating, mobility equipment, and your individual needs before arranging a ride. A pedicab is not automatically wheelchair accessible. We’ll talk through what is workable without making assumptions.
LET’S GET YOU THERE
Tell us what you’re curious about. We’ll take it from there.