Long Wharf

Board a sightseeing cruise in Boston and take a tour around Boston Harbor. Experience breathtaking views, refreshing sea breezes, and vividly told stories of Boston's past and present as you admire the city's sights from the water. Depart from Long Wharf, cruise past the USS Constitution - the oldest commissioned US Navy warship afloat today, marvel at the Bunker Hill Monument, and catch a glimpse of the fabled Old North End Church steeple. Hear heroic tales told by expert narrators and learn about local legends from the Revolutionary War. You'll discover how the harbor was transformed into one of the cleanest waterways in the country. Enjoy the best view no matter the weather, with spacious outdoor viewing decks when the weather is fine, and indoor spaces with large windows. Onboard refreshments and snacks are available for purchase.

Experience the magic of the holiday season with a guided nighttime trolley tour of Boston. Ride through town as carolers fill the night air with music, passing by the Old State House, Quincy Market, Faneuil Hall, and more. Enjoy festive New England holiday vibes in one of America's most historic cities. Tour the sights in heated trolleys designed especially for winter. Take in the fun and merriment of the holiday season from your front-row seat as storytellers share tales of Christmas celebrations. Make a short stop at Boston Common for photos by the ice skating rink on Frog Pond and the Christmas Tree from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Pass through the historic North End neighborhood where the Puritans once banned Christmas. See Beacon Hill's candlelit windows and the glorious Old State House. Travel down Charles Street, Boston’s most historic street. Learn about the renowned writers and artists who called this street home, and where the Prince and Princess of Wales took a family Christmas stroll in 2022.

Kick off your adventure at the iconic Boston Harbor, where you’ll enjoy a scenic stroll through a waterfront park with breathtaking views. Continue past the Rose Kennedy Greenway, State Street, and the towering Custom House Tower, Boston’s first skyscraper. Next, explore the vibrant Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market, before heading to the historic Old State House, site of the infamous Boston Massacre. A quick walk through Downtown Crossing brings you to the grand Old City Hall. On weekdays, step inside the stunning Massachusetts State House, and take in panoramic views of modern Boston, including the John Hancock Tower. Then, wander through the charming streets of Beacon Hill, where you’ll be captivated by the picturesque red-brick row houses. Wrap up your tour at the tranquil Boston Public Garden, one of the city's most beloved spots, where your guide will share exciting recommendations for the rest of your Boston adventure!

The Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park is the largest recreation area in metro Boston, with an ocean of things to see, do, and discover. From yoga on the beach, hiking, summer jazz concerts, and Civil War era forts. There’s something for everyone—and it’s all just minutes away. About this Experience: Choose from Georges Island or Spectacle Island as your destination (please note departure times for each island prior to booking.) This is a DIRECT ferry service and there is no interisland ferry service. Georges Island: Departures at 10AM, 12PM, 2PM Explore Civil-War-era Fort Warren, enjoy a picnic, take a ranger-guided tour, or stop by the visitor center to delve into history — and be sure to ask about the legend of the Lady in Black! Spectacle Island: Departures at 10:30AM, 12:30PM, 2:30PM Take in the breathtaking, panoramic views of Boston Harbor, relax on the beach, enjoy a day of hiking, and much more. IMPORTANT NOTE: Use your original ticket to board any of the return trips back to Long Wharf. Return ferries depart the island an hour after their original departure from Long Wharf.

Join your local guide for a fun, small-group walking tour of Boston’s iconic spots. Start at Independence Wharf, with amazing views of the Boston Tea Party Ship, and learn about this key Revolutionary event. Wander through the Seaport District, then stroll along the Harborwalk, soaking in scenic harbor views and passing historic Long Wharf. Along the way, sample fresh seafood at local favorites – enjoy a lobster roll, New England clam chowder, and possibly stuffed scallops or fried clams. Stop at Quincy Market, a popular food hall, and explore Faneuil Hall, where history was made. End at the Rose Kennedy Greenway, a beautiful park with green spaces, cafes, and transport links. Your guide will share great local recommendations too!

Explore Boston's oldest neighborhoods, including the North End, Waterfront, Fanueil Hall / Quincy Market areas, and the Blacktone Block. Listen, as your Tour guide shares Freedom Trail stories about the rich Colonial & Revolutionary history of these areas. Stroll along Boston's scenic Harborwalk (don't forget the camera!), and savor a cup of delicious Clam "Chowdah" from a back-to-back Boston ChowderFest Champion! Discover Long Wharf, Boston's oldest commercial port, with views of the Seaport District and East Boston. Enjoy fresh-caught Oysters on the half shell, and jumbo peel & eat Shrimp! Learn the Freedom Trail history of the Old State House, and Fanueil Hall / Quincy Market areas. Walk in the footsteps of American Revolutionary heroes like John Adams, Paul Revere and George Washington. Follow your Tour Guide into the Blackstone Block for a FULL-SIZE delicious Lobster Roll (made 3 different ways!) or Lobster Mac & Cheese. Your tasty adventure finishes back where it all started, in the North End neighborhood, affectionately known by Locals, as "Little Italy". Last (but never least!) enjoy cannoli from a famous North End pastry shop. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

Trace the dramatic events of 1775 through the eyes of Paul Revere on this walking tour through Boston’s historic streets. With an expert guide leading the way, you’ll uncover the people, places, and pivotal decisions that influenced the American Revolution. Begin at Granary Burying Ground, where Revolutionary icons like Samuel Adams and Paul Revere are laid to rest. From there, continue to the Old South Meeting House—an essential hub for protest and political discourse in colonial Boston. Your guide will bring history to life at the Old State House and Boston Massacre Site, where tensions between colonists and British soldiers erupted. Then it’s off to Faneuil Hall, a timeless public meeting space where freedom was fiercely debated. Head into the North End, Boston’s oldest neighborhood and Revere’s former home. Walking the cobblestone streets, you’ll get a glimpse of daily life in an 18th-century city on the brink of rebellion. Next comes one of the tour’s most exclusive moments: a visit inside the Old North Church, where the “one if by land, two if by sea” signal was lit. Your visit includes rare entry to the bell ringing chamber—a unique vantage point most people don't get to see. Pause outside Paul Revere’s home as you come full circle on your journey through his midnight ride before making your way to Long Wharf. There, you’ll board a 1-hour narrated Boston Harbor cruise, where skyline views pair with stories of the city’s maritime past. Perfect for history lovers, this tour reveals the humanity behind the history—tying iconic landmarks to the unforgettable midnight ride that helped spark a revolution.

Set sail from Boston's Long Wharf right in time to watch the sunset on the sea while enjoying the music, the friendly atmosphere, and the wonderful Boston skyline. Relax and take advantage of the well-stocked cash bar to sip a delicious creative cocktail or wine and beer. Watch the sun sink over the sparkling water from the outdoor viewing decks and indoor spaces with large windows. Marvel at the stunning city views. Clink your glasses and share the evening with that special someone or a group of friends as the Boston skyline lights up in front of you.

This private Boston tour has something for everyone, and we’ll start by indulging the history lovers: relive the city’s major events on a Freedom Trail tour, from speeches protesting British rule in Faneuil Hall to the infamous massacre that took place outside Old State House. We’ll visit the site of the infamous Boston Tea Party and a cemetery where several notable Bostonians are buried. Other top things to do in Boston include visiting the North End, where you’ll discover Old North Church’s connection to Paul Revere's famous midnight ride and many excellent Italian eateries. In Beacon Hill, you’ll love the charm of its historic homes and alleyways and see the most photographed street in Boston! In Charlestown, we’ll see the USS Constitution and tour the battlefield of Bunker Hill. Stop at the Seaport District for the best city views and seafood. Wrap up your tour of Boston in the Back Bay neighborhood to enjoy a cocktail on Newbury Street or a stroll along the Esplanade!

Looking for fun things to do in Boston? Gather your friends and family and get ready for an unforgettable adventure downtown! Outdoor Quest is an immersive urban exploration game with some added strategy and a modern twist. Think of it like an outdoor escape room. Solve the clues to collect gold coins and maximise your entries for our monthly prize draw. With endless fun for adults and teens, Outdoor Quest is an adventure you won't want to miss. Cover photo provided by Ian Howard under a Creative Commons license.