MUST-SEE INCLUSIONS
- Learn Massachusetts’ history as the former whaling capital of the world at the Nantucket Whaling Museum.
- Travel to the tip of the Cape for Provincetown and roll through the dunes.
- A panoramic tour of Boston includes Beacon Hill and the Old South Meeting House.
CULINARY INCLUSIONS
- Savor Boston’s food scene during a North End tour and dinner.
- Feast on a traditional New England lobster dinner in Cape Cod.
CULTURAL EXPERIENCES
- Visit Salem, a seaside city with a dark history and a modern charm.
- See Plymouth Rock and step back in time in the town where the Pilgrims landed in 1620.
HOTELS
- Marriott Copley Place Boston, Boston, MA
- Red Jacket Beach Resort & Spa , Cape Cod, MA
INCLUDED
- 8 Days
- 7 Nights
- 6 Breakfasts
- Lunches
- 3 Dinners
Boston, Massachusetts - Tour Begins
Get ready for a wicked good time from Boston all the way to the Cape! First up is the city steeped in history and bursting with character: Boston welcomes you with its cobblestone streets, stately brownstone buildings, distinct neighborhoods, museums, shopping, and more.
Boston
Take in Boston this morning on a panoramic city tour. You’ll see historic sites like the Old South Meeting House, Boston Common, and the quaint cobblestone streets and federal-style rowhouses of Beacon Hill. Your tour ends in Faneuil Hall, where you’ll have free time to explore and try a local lunch favorite, like “clam chowdah”. Faneuil Hall – or Quincy Market – has been a marketplace and meeting hall since 1743; it truly is the heart of Boston. Later this afternoon, join a local foodie for a tour of Boston’s famed North End. Enjoy some local bites along the way culminating with dinner at a local restaurant with your fellow travelers – toast to new friends met in the old city of Boston.
Boston - Plymouth - Cape Cod
This morning, venture to the home of the first permanent colonial settlement in the country: Plymouth. Here, board a boat* and cruise Plymouth Harbor. After returning to land, stop in the town of Plymouth to see where the Pilgrims disembarked the Mayflower in 1620: Plymouth Rock. Later, arrive at your beachfront hotel for a 4-night stay on the Cape.
Cape Cod - Nantucket - Cape Cod
Set off via ferry to explore the idyllic island of Nantucket. From its cobblestone Main Street to its beaches and lighthouses, this place lives up to its reputation. During time at leisure, meander the waterfront where sailboats and yachts sway in the harbor or shop for a famous Nantucket basket. Visit the Nantucket Whaling Museum and learn about this island’s history as the former whaling capital of the world and even see the skeleton of a 46-foot-long whale. Tonight, enjoy a farewell dinner at a popular local restaurant.
Cape Cod - Sandwich - Cape Cod
Take in Cape Cod your way because today, it’s your choice! Take advantage of the amenities at your waterfront hotel, perhaps sitting by the pool or visiting the private beach on the resort’s property -OR- join your Tour Manager for a trip to Sandwich. In Sandwich, you can get a peek into the glassblowing art form with a demonstration at the Sandwich Glass Museum -OR- visit the Heritage Museums & Gardens celebrating the culture and history of the region with 100 acres of gardens and exhibits including classic cars and a working carousel from 1908. The remainder of your day and evening is at leisure.
Cape Cod - Provincetown
Travel to Provincetown, located on the tip of the Cape. This lively artist colony remains famous for its crafts and bright seagoing flair. Take advantage of some free time to explore the many shops and grab a bite for lunch in town. Then climb aboard an SUV to ride through the iconic sand dunes of the Cape! It’s a scenic adventure with spectacular views of this ecosystem. Tonight, sit down for a lobster feast – a quintessential New England experience.
Cape Cod - Tour Ends
Your tour comes to a close today, leaving you with many fond memories.
