Spending Christmas in Boston
Participate in the local Holiday Tree Lighting at Boston Common this holiday season on December 1st and watch as the common and surrounding area are covered with thousands of lights. With activities going on all day, the whole family can shop through arts and crafts, snack on holiday treats, and stake out their spot for the lighting ceremony. Enjoy Boston’s hospitality during your holiday retreat to Boston with the Holiday Tree Lighting at Boston Common where they’ve had over 65 years of experience!
Get the most out of your Boston trip with the opportunity to see all of the famous sights at one conveniently low price. With the Go Boston Card you have free admission to over 60 different Boston activities like the New England Aquarium, 5-Wits Tomb, Boston Movie Tours, and many more! Whether you are a first time visitor to Boston or a local, this card is sure to give you the best bang for your buck.
Maybe you would like to go on a whale watching cruise while you’re in the Boston area. With the Boston Harbor Whale Watch Cruise, you can take off in a high-speed catamaran and enjoy the ocean spray off of the coast of Boston. Leisurely float along as you catch glimpses of whales like the endangered humpback whale and much more. With a climate-controlled cabin, you can enjoy the views from the toasty deck. Enjoy the natural side of Boston during your stay in the area with the Boston Harbor Whale Watch Cruise.
An Outdoor Christmas in Orlando, FL
If you plan on visiting the Ocala area, there are plenty of holiday activities like the Annual Festival of Lights at Silver Springs to enjoy with the family. This festival takes place from November 28-29 and provides guests with a variety of holiday activities like parades, live performances, shopping specials, and much more! Santa will even make an appearance for the youngsters. Another visitor favorite during the festival is the Lighted Boat Parade down the park’s waterways. Carolers are present to provide the festive atmosphere while you shop and sightsee your way through Silver Springs. Experience the Annual Festival of Lights at Silver Springs to make your vacation in Florida one that’s full of cheer.
With Silver Springs: Nature’s Theme Park admission, you can enjoy the different rides and shows of the park as well as the holiday attractions with the Annual Festival of Lights. This theme park provides an educational look at the natural world with glass-bottom boat rides, animal exhibits, and free shows. Children will enjoy different themed shows like the World of Bears, Panther Prowl, Dolittle’s Petting Zoo, and much more! With the Festival of Lights, you can also enjoy discounts on the different merchandise and specialty shops in the area. During the day, enjoy the rides and attractions before settling down in the evening to enjoy the parade of lights.
If you want more outdoor fun, a trip to Gatorland provides families with an up close and personal look at Florida’s alligators. Stop by Alligator Island where you’ll see some of the park’s largest alligators that range up to 15 feet! If these creatures prove to be too scary for the little ones, take a trip to Flamingo Lagoon, Lilly’s Pad play area, the Very Merry Aviary, Allie’s Barnyard and more for some fun with cuddlier creatures. Complete your outdoor excursion to Orlando with admission to Gatorland for the whole family!
Spending Christmas in the Grand Canyon
Marvel at the beautiful views of the Grand Canyon this holiday season with shopping at the Mountain Village Holiday in Williams, AZ. Whether you have some hectic shopping plans in your future or you just want to check out the holiday environment, you can find pretty much anything you set your heart on in the many stores set up. When you’re finished shopping, enjoy the different parades, arts and crafts shows, and lighting contests that the area will provide. Bring the whole family to enjoy the holiday season in the Grand Canyon this year!
If you’re looking for adventure in the Grand Canyon, look no farther than the Canyon Pines Safari Jeep Tour. This tour starts in the Kaibab National Forest to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. You will follow an old 19th century motor coach trail to see different animals like elk, birds and deer. Your guide will also share the history of the area and answer any questions you might have about the Grand Canyon.
Hike through the backcountry wilds around the Grand Canyon with the Grand Canyon Explorer Hike. Bring your camera along to photograph the different wildlife that you’ll meet along the way. There are four different hikes to choose from with various difficulties. Whether you want to take a mild hike with the family along wide Grand Canyon trails or a more challenging trail, the choice is up to you when planning your explorer hike.
