Travel from Boston to Washington DC

Direct flights connecting Boston to Washington D.C. area airports.

American Airlines operates direct flights from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) and Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD). DCA is the closest airport to downtown Washington D.C. Prices can fluctuate based on booking in advance and fare class.

Offers direct services from Boston to various Washington D.C. airports.

Delta operates direct flights from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), typically to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA). Boston Logan has four terminals (A, B, C, E), with Delta primarily operating from Terminal A. Booking in advance usually secures better fares.

Provides frequent direct flights between Boston and Washington D.C.

JetBlue operates direct flights from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), primarily to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA). JetBlue flights typically depart from Terminal C at Boston Logan.

Offers direct flights connecting Boston to the Baltimore/Washington International Airport.

Southwest Airlines typically flies from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI). BWI is a popular choice for budget-conscious travelers and a major hub for Southwest. Southwest operates from Terminal B at Boston Logan.

Direct flight services from Boston to Washington Dulles International Airport.

United Airlines operates direct flights from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD). IAD is the region's main international gateway and a major hub for United. United operates from Terminal B at Boston Logan.

High-speed rail service offering faster journeys between Boston and Washington D.C.

The Acela Express offers a premium, faster service with fewer stops. Trains depart from Boston South Station or Back Bay Station and arrive at Washington Union Station. Amenities include Wi-Fi, power outlets, and Business/First Class seating.

Standard rail service connecting Boston and Washington D.C. with more stops.

The Northeast Regional service is a more economical option with more frequent stops. Trains depart from Boston South Station or Back Bay Station and arrive at Washington Union Station. Onboard amenities include Wi-Fi, a café car, and power outlets.

Offers intercity bus travel with multiple daily services between Boston and Washington D.C.

Greyhound buses typically depart from Boston South Station Bus Terminal (Gates 23-27) and arrive at Washington Union Station. Services often include free Wi-Fi and power outlets.

Budget-friendly bus service connecting Boston and Washington D.C. with several daily routes.

FlixBus services depart from Boston South Station Bus Terminal (Gates 18-22) and arrive at Washington Union Station (slips 5-8), among other stops in Washington D.C. Buses usually offer amenities like free Wi-Fi, comfortable seats, and power outlets.

Provides direct and express bus services between Boston and Washington D.C.

Peter Pan Lines offers both regular and express services, departing from Boston South Station Bus Terminal and arriving at Washington Union Station. Express services can significantly reduce travel time. Buses typically feature free Wi-Fi.

Driving offers flexibility to travel between Boston and Washington D.C. at your own pace.

The driving distance is approximately 394-443 miles (634-709 km), typically following I-95 S. Travel time can be heavily impacted by traffic, especially when passing through major metropolitan areas like New York City, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Tolls are common along this route, and an E-ZPass transponder is highly recommended for convenience and potential savings.