Boston city breaks

Discover Boston at your leisure with a one-day ticket on the Hop-on Hop-off Trolley Tour. See the most popular sights of Boston at your own pace, by hopping on and off at any of the 18 stops as often as you like. Trolleys depart every 20 or 30 minutes, dependant upon season. Show your Old Town Trolley ticket and receive free admission to the Old State House, Boston’s preeminent historic museum, housed within the oldest surviving building in the city.

Boston Hop-on Hop-off Trolley Tour

See Boston’s most famous attractions at one price, with plenty of time to enjoy them all. The CityPass is valid for nine days, so you can take everything in on weekend breaks or visit the attractions at your leisure. Take in spectacular views from the Skywalk Observatory. Soak up the culture at the Museum of Fine Arts. Shop until you drop at the Prudential Center, or spend fun-filled family days out at the New England Aquarium and the Museum of Science.

Boston CityPass

This delightful tour takes in the unique scenery of the New England coast, stopping first at beautiful Hampton Beach. Your second stop will be in scenic Maine, where you will see York’s famous ‘Nubble Light’ lighthouse. Admire the historic architecture as you continue through the tree-lined streets of Kennebunk Village. After viewing former President Bush’s summer home from Walker Point, your tour concludes with 2 hours of shopping and lunch at the many quaint shops and eateries of Kennebunkport.

New England Seacoast

The Boston Whale Watching Cruise by high-speed catamaran is the fastest and most comfortable way to see these magnificent creatures. Get to and from the whales in half the time, allowing more time to watch as they frolic in their natural habitat. You’ll visit Stellwagen Bank, the East Coast’s most famous whale watching destination. Each cruise is narrated by a guide from the noted Whale Center of New England (WCNE), who will share their unique insight into these amazing mammals.

Boston Whale Watching Cruise

Experience the stunning New England countryside in fall as the leaves transform into a spectacular collage of colours. Travel past glassy ponds and ancient farms, weathered roadside taverns and sturdy colonial churches. Tuck into a traditional hot lunch (for an additional cost) at a quaint tavern nestled in the heart of the mountains. Complete your afternoon with a visit to a native apple orchard where sweet (non-alcoholic) cider is made. This seasonal tour operates from September to October.

Fall Foliage Spectacular Tour from Boston