All New England Tours & Excursions in 2026

Immortalize your Salem vacation with a spooky set of photographs from Witch Cottage, a spellbinding set that features potions, spell books, and an altar adorned with tools for spell-casting and rituals. During this private session, you’ll dress up in a witch costume chosen by a personal stylist and benefit from the undivided attention of a personal photographer.

Escape Boston for a full day in New Hampshire's White Mountains. During the summer route, explore the caves, waterfalls, bridges, and forest paths of Lost River Gorge; during the fall foliage period, travel the scenic Kancamagus Highway instead. Both routes continue to Flume Gorge for a walk through its dramatic granite walls and woodland scenery.

Escape Boston for a full day along the southern Maine coast, blending scenic seaside walks, historic harbor towns, and iconic lighthouse views. Begin at Marginal Way in Ogunquit, a cliffside coastal path that winds along the Atlantic with uninterrupted ocean views and classic New England scenery. Continue to Kennebunkport, a postcard-perfect harbor town known for its historic homes, local boutiques, and working waterfront. Arrive in Portland in time for lunch in the Old Port district, where cobblestone streets, 19th-century brick buildings, and fishing piers set the scene for some of Maine's best seafood — this is the spot to try fresh, locally caught lobster on your own. Finish at Portland Head Light, Maine's oldest and most iconic lighthouse, perched dramatically above the rocky shoreline within Fort Williams Park, with sweeping Atlantic views to close out the day.

See more of Boston for one low price by purchasing the Boston Explorer Pass by Go City. Enjoy great savings off regular prices as you get admission to your choice of two, three, four, or five Boston attractions, picking among top city highlights like a Boston sightseeing cruise, a hop-on hop-off trolley tour, and much more. An included digital guide helps design the perfect itinerary.

The Trolley is a 32-seater, all-weather vehicle operating year-round and is ADA accessible. It is an all-season trolley. As we drive on this tour, we shall highlight some historical sites and things you must do before you leave Burlington. Burlington is a four-season city, so do not forget to check the weather and carry your sunglasses, sunscreen, raincoats, cameras, and water bottles depending on the weather.

Learn about the history of Newport through the lore of its resident ghosts and ghouls with this tour of the town’s most haunted locations. Stroll past sites of gruesome crimes and other dark deeds and take in landmarks like White Horse Tavern, the Artillery Company of Newport, Trinity Church, and more. Listen to stories just scary enough to keep both adults and kids entertained as you explore Newport by night.

See all of Salem’s spookiest spots on this guided walking tour led by a local historian and authentic witch—an experience hard to replicate on your own. Visit more than a dozen spooky sites around town as you listen to witchy stories of Salem’s past. Journey through 400 years of history, learning what caused the witch hysteria, all about the accusers and victims, and how the trials finally ended.

Join us for our Secrets of Salem Dark History tour--right in the heart of Witch City! You might be surprised to learn that Salem has a name that contradicts its image. The colonists chose the name Salem, which is the Hebrew word for peace, for the town in the seventeenth century. Salem, Massachusetts, was a significant American colonial town and a seaside hamlet with a maritime history. It exhibits many of the characteristics we identify with those early settlers, such as a Puritan work ethic, devotion to education, strong links to the community, and a hardiness to weather the rigors of a coastal winter. Of course, Salem is inextricably associated to witches and the 1692 witch trials. Join our Salem History Experience and discover everything there is to know about Salem, the witch trials, and beyond.

Explore Boston in a way that interests you on a private walking tour that can be customized to your preferences. You'll follow a flexible itinerary tailored to include attractions that you want to see, such as Boston Common, Freedom Trail, or Copley Square. If you don't have specific interests, you can leave the itinerary up to your guide. Either way, this is a chance to enjoy Boston's history and charm with a guide all to yourself.

Travel to or from Boston Logan Airport hassle-free and in comfort with this private one-way transfer. Choose an arrival or departure transfer and meet your driver at the airport or your hotel. Ride in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle with a phone charger and relax while your driver navigates the route.

Learn why Providence is a foodie favorite with this 3-hour small group tour. Follow your professional guide to at least six tasting spots in the Downcity Arts District, a pedestrian-friendly area known for its charming architecture. Visit award-winning, high-end eateries like Gracie’s and Oberlin, as well as casual spots like an experimental bakery, Chinese bun shop, Greek emporium, and seafood shack.

Not many tours combine an exploration of art and architecture with chocolate tastings. On this small-group tour, head to Back Bay to explore the district’s diverse 19th and 20th-century architecture. Stop at several different chocolate vendors and bakeries, interspersed with visits to two different art galleries across the neighborhood, including one featuring 56 artists with ceramics, paintings, and mobiles.

Hear about New England’s supernatural reputation on this group ghost tour, which is unlike any normal tour of Stonington. Visit Mystic River Park, the Bascule Bridge, Anthony J’s Bistro, and more, learning about their haunted past and present from your guide. Go back in time to hear about colonial and revolutionary history, plus make a few new friends as you walk the spooky streets of Stonington.

Learn about Portland's history with this walking tour, which will take you through the Old Port, downtown, and waterfront areas. You'll see all sorts of historic attractions, including the home of Hendry Wadsworth-Longfellow, the Eastern Cemetery, and the Abyssinian Church, all with a professional guide on hand to share stories about the city's past.

Boston is famous for its donuts and has numerous artisanal donut stores, some hidden away from its tourist areas. Instead of hunting them down independently, let a guide lead you there and introduce you to some top donut varieties, enabling you to try flavors and gain insight into the local donut scene you might otherwise miss. Between tastings, browse a market, eat a delicious bakery treat and explore historical neighborhoods such as North End before one final, scrumptious donut sampling.

Experience the Black Heritage Trail and get to know more about Civil War-era Boston on this small-group walking tour. In the company of a guide, head out into Beacon Hill and hear stories about the Underground Railroad, Boston Brahmins, and other historical facts. Enjoy a focus particularly on the Civil War years.

Lighthouses are an iconic image associated with coastal Maine and Portland showcases some from the 1800s. Join this bicycling tour in Portland and see two of the city’s lighthouses from the 19th century. Follow quiet roads along South Portland’s coast to reach a small lighthouse called Bug Light, still in use today. Ride farther to Spring Point where a larger lighthouse awaits at the end of a long granite breakwater.

Discover the lighthouses and coastal landmarks of Portland on a small-group biking tour. Hop on a provided bicycle and follow your guide to the Bug Light, Spring Point Ledge, and Portland Head lighthouses. Along the way, learn about their storied histories. Other highlights include the Liberty Ship Memorial, Cape Elizabeth, and Willard Beach. Set at a leisurely pace, the adventure also includes a complimentary lobster roll lunch at an award-winning food truck.

Celebrate a special occasion or just enjoy the company of your family and friends on this leaf-peeping Boston Harbor brunch cruise. On board a 1920s-style yacht, the Northern Lights, you’ll sail through Boston Harbor, cruise past the Harbor Islands, and spot landmarks and beautiful fall scenery along the way. Indulge in a fresh, gourmet brunch prepared by the onboard chef as you take in the waterfront views.

Step into the world of Hocus Pocus on a walking tour through historic Salem. Visit filming locations from the movie, hear behind-the-scenes stories, and explore spots featured in other films and TV shows. Along the way, your guide shares where the cast stayed during production and reveals how this iconic town became part of cinematic history.

Calling all Sanderson Sisters superfans and curious coven members — it’s time to walk right into the magic! The Downtown Hocus Pocus Tour is a fun, leisurely paced walking adventure through the iconic filming locations of Disney’s “Hocus Pocus” in the heart of Salem. Along the way, your entertaining guide will share fun behind-the-scenes stories, strange coincidences, and local lore that may have inspired the film — plus a few surprises even hardcore fans might not know... This tour is created by the imaginations behind the award-winning and locally-staffed Salem Night Tour and it is perfect for families, film buffs, and anyone who wants a taste of the Hocus Pocus magic without the long haul. It’s a relaxed and easy walk that stays right in charming downtown Salem — no hiking boots or broomsticks required.

Where History and Hauntings Cross Paths Haunted Harborwalk is a 90-minute guided ghost tour through the historic downtown of Gloucester, Massachusetts, with glimpses of the harbor’s edge. Wander old streets and hidden alleys as you uncover true tales of tragedy, mystery, and the supernatural. Hear chilling accounts of the witches of Dogtown, ghostly soldiers who still march these very streets, and the restless spirits that linger in America’s oldest seaport. Step carefully—some stories are still alive.

As the United States marks 250 years since the Declaration of Independence in 1776, five Boston landmarks have joined to create the BOSTON 250 PASS, providing access to five iconic museums and historic churches on a single ticket! This special offer grants discounted adult admission (ages 18+) to five must-see historic sites: Paul Revere House (1680), home of the famed silversmith; Old State House (1713), colonial capital of Massachusetts Bay; Old North Church (1723), Boston's oldest surviving church building; Old South Meeting House (1729), origin site of the Boston Tea Party; and King's Chapel (1754), home of Boston's first Anglican congregation. Museums are independently operated; visitor hours vary, so please confirm in advance! Pass valid for one week (7 days) following date selected. DO NOT PURCHASE if listed (discounts available): Children (0-17); U.S. Military; Groups of 10+ (reservation req'd); MA Teachers; MBTA Employees; WGBH, NEMA, AAM, ICOM Members; WIC & EBT Cardholders

Embark on an unforgettable 1.5-hour cruise along Maine's breathtaking coastline at sunset. See four of Maine's most iconic lighthouses, spot seals and seabirds, and take in the historic forts that dot the landscape. Bring your favorite wine or beer and a delicious meal, and unwind as we cruise through the serene waters of Casco Bay. Journey aboard Ruth—a charming 39-foot classic picnic-style tour boat crafted in 1935 at Handy Boat in Falmouth, Maine. Don't miss out on this unique sunset experience!