USA ·SIGHTSEEING CRUISES IN BOSTON
Every trip has one afternoon left over. These 5 sightseeing cruises in Boston are the ones worth spending it on, with what each costs and how they differ.
Review of Boston’s whale watching cruise, with whale sightings, boat comfort, guide quality, value, timing, and practical tips.
“Amazing, we were very lucky and saw over 6 humpbacks and a right whale in late November! Was an incredible trip and smooth sailing, good choice of food and snacks on board.”
Review of Boston’s high-speed whale watch to Stellwagen Bank, with practical advice on wildlife sightings, seasickness, weather, price, and value.
“The scientists and crew were very passionate about the animals, and that came through during the tour. They were very knowledgeable with an injection of humor, albeit a little bit on the corny side, but enough to make one smile. We had the privilege of seeing a pair of humpbacks during our time in the feeding grounds and witnessed a fluke. They are truly remarkable animals.”
See Boston Harbor, USS Constitution, Castle Island, and Revolutionary sites on a lively one-hour cruise with indoor and outdoor seating.
“We had such a great time, our tour director was so informative with such a great personality. He explained in great detail every site that was on the tour. It was so interesting, highly recommend taking this tour.”
Review of Boston’s 60-minute historic harbor cruise, with USS Constitution, Boston Light, skyline views, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“The narrator on the boat ( i think his name was Jeff?) was fantastic. He had the girt of gab along with a sense of humor and fullof history and information about Boston as well as the harbor”
Ride the fast Salem ferry from Boston in 50 minutes, with harbor views, onboard snacks, restrooms, and easy access to historic sights.
“The seats on the ferry were cushy and comfortable! We enjoyed watching reruns of The Price is Right on the big screen TV.”
Start on a coastline and work inland.
