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7 Seas Whale Watch departs from the heart of historic downtown Gloucester, MA. As you board the Privateer IV, you will be surrounded by the sights and sounds of Gloucester’s working waterfront. Along the way you may see fishing boats unloading their catch, lobster men baiting and setting traps, and local wildlife such as harbor seals, Gray seals and a variety of seabirds. The trip begins with a harbour tour of Gloucester Harbour, passing Cape Pond Ice — which you may recognise from the TV show Wicked Tuna — and continues out toward the Dog Bar Breakwater. The vessel was built for 300 passengers, but bookings are limited to 150 to ensure your comfort and safety. The Privateer IV is equipped with restrooms and an on-board galley and bar for snacks and drinks as you watch and learn about the busy working port and the wildlife that visits these waters.

On this tour, you’ll be able to explore the campus of Harvard University with a student guide. Throughout this experience, you’ll get a dynamic view of student life as you discover some of the school’s most iconic sights and attractions. Along the way, you’ll visit campus landmarks such as the John Harvard Statue, Memorial Hall, Widener Library, Harvard Yard, Johnston Gate and more. You’ll also gain insights into the history and architecture of this world-renowned university.

This whale-watching tour guarantees sightings as it heads out to Stellwagen Bank, a national marine preserve about 12 miles off the coast of Gloucester, Massachusetts. Stellwagen Bank has been named by the World Wildlife Fund as one of the Top 5 Whale Watching Destinations in the World because a wide variety of whale species migrate to the area each year to feed on its abundant natural resources. Along the trip you will watch whales in their feeding grounds and see the movement of migrating animals up close. The experience focuses on the marine life around Gloucester and the rich feeding activity at Stellwagen Bank, which many regard as one of the best whale-watching locations in New England. This tour offers a memorable chance to observe whales in a protected marine environment.

During this one-hour tour, you’ll have the chance to explore one of the oldest and most beloved ballparks in America: Fenway Park. As the home of the Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park has seen some of baseball’s most iconic stars pass through its halls, such as Ted Williams, Jim Rice and Carlton Fisk, among many others. Alongside an expert tour guide, you’ll be able to stroll through the grounds of this historic stadium, admiring the famous ‘Green Monster’, several World Series trophies, signed baseballs, preserved lockers and other notable attractions. You’ll also gain invaluable insights into the cultural and historical significance of Fenway Park.

This two-hour walking tour will allow you to experience Salem’s true history, as told by teachers, historians and artists of the area. In addition to the infamous 1692 Salem witch trials, you'll also learn about the city's renowned seaport, architecture and other supernatural happenings. You can do the tour during the day or at night. You’ll depart from the Old Town Hall. Along the way, you’ll hear stories, meet people and make several stops. Among the sites you’ll see along the cobblestone streets and within the Essex Street Pedestrian Mall include First Church in Salem, the McIntire Historic District and The Witch House. You'll also stop at Ropes Mansion, the Bewitched statue and The Burying Point, where your tour will conclude.

This tour will take you along Boston’s iconic Freedom Trail. Led by a local costumed guide, you’ll learn all about the city’s unique history from the landing at Plymouth Rock to the beginnings of the American Revolution. You’ll also be able to visit historic churches, graveyards and old government buildings.

On this ocean adventure, you’ll board a high-speed catamaran and head out into New England waters to spot some of the many resident whales. A professional naturalist will be your guide, and they’ll teach you about the different species you could see, like the humpback, finback, minke and pilot whales or even the endangered right whale. You’ll reach the Stellwagen Bank Marine Sanctuary where you’ll have the best chance to watch the magnificent marine mammals in their feeding grounds. You could also see other wildlife like dolphins and sea birds.

View Boston is the city’s only observation deck, occupying the top three floors of the iconic Prudential Tower. The 59,000-square-foot space offers unrivalled 360-degree views of Boston’s skyline, with both indoor and outdoor panoramic vantage points and an open-air roof deck where the city spreads out below you. The venue features a rooftop bar, private event spaces and state-of-the-art immersive experiential exhibits. As you move through the floors, you may spot famed landmarks and coveted hidden gems across the city. Along the way you might pause for a sunset cocktail on the roof or explore the exhibits that frame Boston’s sights in new ways. This is where a Bostonian experience from above will begin.

Walk the brick-lined Freedom Trail with Hub Town Tours on a small-group walking tour led by a knowledgeable local guide. The route travels from Boston Common to Copp's Hill Terrace in the North End and offers a chance to see all sixteen official landmarks on the Freedom Trail. Along the way you'll follow in the footsteps of Colonial Bostonians and pass many of Revolutionary Boston’s most important sites. The tour focuses on the turbulent years 1760 to 1775, when ordinary colonists faced the difficult question of loyalty or rebellion to crown and country. With a storytelling approach, your guide will place those events in context and introduce Boston’s role as America’s Cradle of Liberty. As you move through the city, you’ll hear the gripping story of a small colonial town careering toward war with a global empire.

A trip aboard Codzilla will put you on a 70‑foot marine aluminium vessel powered by two turbo‑charged diesel engines, state‑of‑the‑art water jets and a combined 2,800 horsepower. You will experience a boat designed for rapid acceleration and sharp manoeuvres; its unique hull enables tight turns and even spinning on a dime, so movement will be quick and responsive as you move across the water. As you ride, you will notice the power of the engines and the agility provided by the water jets. Because Codzilla’s design makes those sharp turns and spins possible, you should secure all hats, scarves, eyewear and any delicate hairpieces before departure. The description highlights the craft’s construction and performance, so expect a bold, high‑energy outing focused on the sensation of speed and manoeuvrability rather than a slow sightseeing tour.

This Hop-on Hop-off Trolley Tour in Boston gives you flexible access to the city with 13 stops covering many of the top sights. You’ll use unlimited hop-on, hop-off access so you can explore at your own pace. Along the way, expert guides provide live, entertaining narration from the trolley’s open-air viewing area, and roll-down windows are available for comfort in all weather. Padded seating offers a smooth, comfortable ride as you move between locations. You’ll be able to visit highlights around the city and explore the Boston Common and the Waterfront with GPS-triggered walking tours included. The tour also links to attractions such as the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum and options for a Boston Harbor Cruise. The format makes it easy to photograph landmarks, hear local stories from your guide and plan how long to spend at each stop.

With admission to the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, you can relive a significant event in American history through a multi-sensory experience. You'll engage with actors on Griffins Wharf while learning about the incident that led to the American Revolution in the same harbour where it took place. A knowledgeable guide will take you on a tour where you'll be able to view the only known surviving tea chest, find out more about 18th-century life on board and see holographic, 3D exhibits. You'll also have the opportunity to watch an award-winning documentary.

On this 70-minute tour, you’ll explore the historic campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Setting out from the iconic Kendall Square, a student will show you around the university – one of the world’s most unique and innovative campuses. You’ll view the Strata Center and see the Charles River with its incredible views over the city. While walking, your guide will entertain you with stories from MIT’s history, their personal experiences on campus and details of famous alumni.

This 90-minute tour will take you on a voyage through the inner and outer harbours of Boston as you learn about the city's unique heritage. You'll pass sights like the Boston Harbor Islands State Park, America's oldest continuously operated lighthouse, the working port and luxurious waterfront properties. Along the way, you'll hear local sea legends and heroic tales from the Revolutionary War.

This self-guided museum tour will allow you to learn about the events of the Boston Tea Party. Built on a floating barge, the museum includes tea ship replicas and a number of interactive exhibits. During this experience, you'll watch professional historians give character reenactments of the dumping of 300 crates of tea into Boston Harbor. You'll also have the chance to throw tea overboard as part of the interactive experience. You'll explore the motivations behind the events of the Tea Party and view a centuries-old tea chest. You'll also have the chance to see the Beaver Ship, Eleanor Ship and Congress Street Bridge during your visit.