Get ready for a whale of a time with Boston Harbor Whale Watch Cruise. Join an expert marine biologist on a top-notch catamaran and whoosh across the waves of Boston Harbor towards Stellwagen Bank Marine Sanctuary. See finbacks, minkes, pilot whales and more!

Boston Harbor Whale Watch Cruise

The history of Boston is written in its harbor. Get the scoop on Beantown's epic story, with the 60-minute Boston Harbor Historic Sightseeing Cruise. You'll see all the renowned landmarks around the historic waterfront, with expert commentary on top!

Boston Harbor: 1-Hour Historic Sightseeing Cruise

What's 70 feet long with state-of-the-art water jets and a menacing shark smile? Codzilla! With the snarling power of 2,800 racehorses packed into a turbo-charged twin engine of powersliding fury, Codzilla is safely the most badass boat on Boston Harbor. Anyone who suggests otherwise is swiftly drenched in a large wave of ocean spray. Codzilla shall not be questioned.

Boston Harbor: Codzilla Thrill Boat Ride

Drink in some atmospheric East Coast scenery with the Boston Harbor Sunset Cruise. Buy a drink, see the sun light up the sky with vivid colors, and hear the cannon fire salute of the _USS Constitution_. It's the perfect way to end any day in the City of Notions.

Boston Harbor: 90-Minute Sunset Sightseeing Cruise

If bus tours bore you, hop on a bike and cycle into parts those giant vehicles can't even reach! Your local guide knows the best bits of Boston.

Pedal your way to Boston's most historic and photogenic areas. Ride from the Italian North End to the beautiful Victorian brownstone homes in Back Bay, to Fenway Park, home to the Boston Red Sox. This classic tour is a great way to get an introduction to Boston without getting stuck in traffic!

Boston City View Bike Tour

Join a guide and discover the local side of Boston's most popular neighborhood, the North End. During this two-hour tour you'll visit Boston's most revered church and snack your way through the neighborhood with delicious tastings of meat, cheese, bread, pastries, pizza and cappuccino. 

Tradition, history and food define the North End, so join the tour and discover the best of this dynamic neighborhood. You'll journey off the beaten path to discover some of the city's favorite hidden gems too!

Boston North End: Food Tour

Cambridge is one of America's most bicycle-friendly cities, so what better way to explore it than on two wheels? Jump on the saddle and soak up the atmosphere of Boston's 'Left Bank', from the breezy cycling paths along the Charles River to bustling Harvard Square and beyond.

This adventurous tour will see you cycling on Cambridge's safe bicycle paths and city streets, learning about the sites along the way - including the famous Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

Cambridge Bike Tour

Explore the top attractions of Boston with pedal-assist electric bicycles that provide smooth power for easy hill climbs and adjustable speeds around Boston. You just have to pedal, and no throttle is required. Choose from a range of full-size and step-thru models, including Specialized and Scott bikes, available for rental or tours.

Boston: E-Bike Rental

Take the high-speed Salacia ferry to Provincetown or Cape Cod from Boston or vice versa. The ferry features air conditioning, outside decks, airplane-style seating, and a full-service cash bar. Speak with the onboard concierge for recommendations, whether you are visiting for a few hours or longer.

Provincetown is located at the tip of Cape Cod. Bounded on three sides by the Atlantic Ocean, it offers natural light, scenery, unspoiled beaches, and bike trails. Enjoy dining and shopping in the district. When the sun sets, see a colorful scene with music and laughter. Discover the birthplace of American democracy and the country's oldest Art Colony.

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* Boston Departure: 9:00am or 2:30pm
* Provincetown Departure: 11:30am or 5:30pm

Provincetown/Cape Cod: One-Way or Roundtrip Ferry from Boston

Prepare for a tour of the Martha's Vineyard, starting with a comfortable transfer by a 24-passenger mini-coach bus and guided by an experienced tour leader.

Enjoy an amazing 35-minute ferry ride to Martha's Vineyard, with a timeframe of six hours. You can even choose a three-hour guided bus tour to explore the beauty of the island. 

Visit Oak Bluffs' whimsical gingerbread cottages, shop in Edgartown's boutiques, and see the beautiful Gay Head Cliffs in Aquinnah.

Martha's Vineyard: Day Trip from Boston + Roundtrip Transfer

Few cities can rival Boston's intertwined history with the formation of the United States. 

On this walking tour, your guide will take you on the Freedom Trail alongside modern-day icons of the city, including the city's first skyscraper, Custom House Tower.

You'll pass by the site of the Boston Massacre, the Rose Kennedy Greenway. A short trek through Downtown Crossing will bring you to Old City Hall. 

This beautiful building, built in the French Revivalist style, was the seat of the city government for years in Boston. 

It also happens to be the site of the birth of public education in America. Alongside plenty of learning, make sure to treat yourself at Quincy Market!

Boston: Freedom Trail Guided Walking Tour

Explore Boston's heart with the Kona Dew Plus city rental bike, ideal for any terrain. Its wide gear range conquers Beacon Hill effortlessly, and lightweight, durable components ensure a smooth ride. Spot its distinctive green, reflective fenders throughout Boston as you visit the city's top attractions.

Boston: City Bike Rental

Walk Boston’s Freedom Trail with a local guide to learn about the city’s history and food scene. This tour pairs famous sites with optional tastings of classic bites like clam chowder, baked beans, and cannoli.

Visit places like the Boston Public Market, Faneuil Hall, the Paul Revere House, and Old North Church. On Fridays and Saturdays, you’ll also see the 300-year-old Haymarket tradition.

Walk historic streets, hear local stories, and get views of the Rose Kennedy Greenway and the Holocaust Memorial Park.

Your guide will suggest dishes at each stop. Try them if you wish with an additional cost, or simply enjoy the surroundings.

Boston: Guided Freedom Trail History & Food Tour

Easily digestible Boston history and award-winning food? You'll wanna make sure you get a slice of the action.

The guys at North End Pizza Tours know that education is worst-served to those with empty stomachs. So, channeling the spirit of the patriots, they came up with a revolutionary way to tell the stories of Boston's oldest neighborhood, affectionately dubbed _Little Italy_.

Boston North End: Pizza Tour

Take this tasty tour of Boston's highlights, raise a glass at the same taverns as Paul Revere and Samuel Adams, and get stuck into some delicious tavern snacks! On this 2.5-hour stroll through Beantown's oldest neighborhoods, you’ll explore the North End, Long Wharf, and enjoy a roundtrip ferry ride across Boston Harbor to Charlestown. See Faneuil Hall & Quincy Market areas, the Blackstone Block, and more.

The tour stops at two historic Boston taverns and includes five Freedom Trail sites. You can enjoy a drink and snacks at both of the taverns you visit, and a sweet treat from a famous North End pastry shop will be the perfect dessert!

Historic Boston: Taverns Tour

Join a guided tour to learn about Boston's history and intellectual legacy. Walk through notable neighbourhoods and visit famous institutions like Harvard and MIT. 

See the Bunker Hill Monument and enjoy a boat ride through Boston Harbour with views of the Boston Tea Party site (available from May to November). In winter, visit the New England Aquarium instead. The tour includes convenient pickup and drop-off from downtown Boston.

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