Sightseeing Cruises in Boston, MA

Posted in VME on Apr 14 2008

Whether traversing both land and water, partying in the Boston Harbor or experiencing the ships of our nation’s past, there are a variety of ways to set sail in Boston with each offering its own unique experience to area visitors. Featuring both a rich history and unsurpassed views of the city, the waters of Boston are an important aspect of the city that should not be missed during your next Boston vacation. Below, we’ve highlighted a number of different, yet equally entertaining, to help you find just the right cruise.

Boston Ducks Sightseeing Cruise

With the Boston Ducks Sightseeing Cruise you’ll get the best of both worlds as you explore Boston both from land and water. The “Ducks” are amphibious World War 2 vehicles that can traverse both land and water, and make for a truly interesting way to travel Boston. Sights seen throughout the cruise include Hancock Tower, Boston Common, Boston Harbor, Bunker Hill and much more!

USS Constitution Cruise

Along the USS Constitution Cruise you’ll travel to the famed Charleston Navy Yard, and explore the many historic tall ships docked there. In particular, you’ll have the chance to explore the oldest commissioned ship in the entire world - the USS Constitution. Dating back to the War of 1812, the USS Constitution has served our country valiantly, and you’ll be able to experience first-hand the awesome history housed in every inch of the ship. History buffs and tall ship fanatics alike will definitely want to experience this tour, while the general public should still find the history and sights experienced along this cruise to be a fascinating time.

Spirit of Boston Cruises

Offering both a lunch and dinner cruise, Spirit of Boston is an all-encompassing activity when visiting Boston. You’ll begin your luxurious cruise with a grand buffet that includes crab, chicken, steak, pasta and much more for a filling and elegant feast. After the meal, you’ll be entertained with a live entertainment production consisting of amazing songs and high-energy dance numbers. Then, you’ll either have the chance to do a little dancing yourself as a live DJ spins a barrage of classic hits, or you can step out for a peaceful time of sightseeing along the Boston Harbor.

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