A walk on the pier is a great way to blend new and old. At the end of the wharf is a still very active fishing fleet and lobster boats representing old and historic P'town. If you are lucky enough to be here in late June you will be treated to the Blessing of the Fleet and the Portuguese Festival.... More

Was cold outside but views where crisp and clear wonderful day outside always enjoy walking out here.

Best place to view and photograph Provincetown harbor without being on a boat. Otherwise, it's just a wharf. Parking at the foot of the wharf is the largest single lot in PTown, and normally fills up by mid morning every day.

So, this is where you go when you want the real feel of P-town as it was years ago. You can walk the entire Wharf down to the end where all the fishing boats rest. One of my favorite things to do at night after a great meal is to walk along the Wharf and watch the lights of the... More

This is where the trolley/shuttle drops you off and so you can walk the piers. Waterfront view and also you have options to do deep sea fishing or whale watching. Many attractions of things to do can be found on the wharf.

We walked down the wharf, looked at the boats, unfortunately at the time of year we were there, the little shanty's weren't open, but we're sure it would be very nice in the summer months

Walk out on the Wharf late at night in summer and watch people fishing for squid. Very unique expereince.

Nice little place to have a walk along day or night, good views of the beach, lots of places to sit and people watch.

MacMillan Wharf is the place where you can get a ferry to Boston, and will be the first place you visit when you get off a ferry in Provincetown. There are a lot of other privately owned boars too. Other than the great views, there isn't much to say except that it's a very long wharf.