Top Boston Whale Watching

Excellent experience. The guide was super knowledgeable and enthusiastic. The tour ends in the North End and the guide doesn’t accompany you back to the start. However Mike’s famous pastries are just a block away from the end. We parked at 45 Province garage which was a very short walk from the 120 Tremont Street starting point. We paid $22 to park all day.

We booked this thinking it was a sailing ship. The picture on the activity is a ship with sails. After searching the harbour for such a ship we missed our 12.30 departure. The lovely guy at Boston Harbour Cruises exchanged the ticket for the next sailing. He explained it was a normal boat not the sailing ship in the picture. The experience itself was good with a great tour guide. So, we did have fun and recommend this for a nice hour on the water with great views. I would suggest you take off the sailing boat picture as it’s misleading.

A must-do in Boston! My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. The actors stayed in character, made the experience fun and interactive, and shared fascinating historical insights. We toured a ship, threw tea overboard just like the colonists did, and watched an informative short film that helped bring the events of the Boston Tea Party into perspective. It was a unique and memorable experience that combined history with hands-on fun. Great for adults and children alike. Highly recommend!

We sailed with Captain Jasper, Logan & Wolfgang. It was a beautiful day on the Harbor. Very capable crew, and they allowed help in raising the sails which was very cool. It was a windy afternoon so we were completely on sail power. The boat, Fame, used to be in Salem and we sailed on it there, too! Its new home is Boston Harbor under new ownership. My only constructive feedback would be for the crew to learn some history of the harbor, and what can be seen on the tour from the boat. It makes for a much more interesting experience if there is a bit of narration throughout the sail. Otherwise, it is a beautiful way to spend a few hours!

A pleasant trolley ride through the streets of Boston. Our driver was a very knowledgeable Guide, as well. As we passed important sites and buildings/churches, he gave detailed information about early Boston and its role in the American Revolution. He also, gave us recent History regarding the city. One could get off the Trolley and explore a site such as the ship, Old Ironsides., and then pick up a new trolley 20 minutes later and continue through the city.

We had a great time on the sunset tour! Service was great and the views were beautiful! We even got to see the USS Constitution fire a canon! The only downfall was it was hard to hear the captain's commentary over the speakers. Not really sure what he was explaining about the places we passed. We would do it again if ever in Boston!

Overall a lovely experience. Friendly staff, plenty of seating area to the right of check in spot while waiting for the checking time. Lots of cool fun facts during ride and lots of seating options. I sat inside and stood outside. It was 30ish degrees so not many people were outside. Views were really pretty. Enjoyed watching the planes fly over us every few minutes. Plenty of charging ports inside and cool that there were restrooms onboard. Be mindful that the ticket that is added to your Apple Wallet is not used for check in. You have to enter the building where you purchase tickets, they’ll ask you for your name and give you a physical ticket that you hand over at the check in gate. I was not aware of this, but it was not far away so I didn’t miss the check in window. For my first trip to Boston, this was definitely a core memory.