Boston · PLYMOUTH AND MAYFLOWER DAY TRIPS
6 tours
Here are the 6 best plymouth and mayflower day trips on the books right now, with what each costs, how long it runs, and the kind of visitor it suits. Number one is up there for a reason.
Plimoth Patuxet Museums in Plymouth, MA brings 1600s life to life with living-history villages, optional Mayflower II, and the Grist Mill.
“The Pilgrim village is great to walk thru - at your own pace. The trail of houses is really something. They have real actors which adds to the experience. The Mayflower II is a must to see .”
Boston to Plymouth day trip with Plimoth Patuxet, Plymouth Rock, Mayflower II, plus Quincy and South Shore scenery on a small coach group.
“A very interesting and enjoyable trip. It covered a lot more then expected. Gave a good understanding of American history. The guide/driver was very knowledgeable.”
4-hour whale cruise from Plymouth to Stellwagen Bank with a naturalist, full galley service, and chances to spot humpback and more.
“Our whale watching cruise out of Plymouth was one of the highlights of our Cape Cod visit! The entire trip lasted about four hours, and it was truly unforgettable. The boat ride out to the whale watching area took about an hour and a half, and once we arrived, we were treated to an incredible show from two whales. They were active and playful—flapping their fins, swimming on their backs, and making beautiful dives that made for some amazing photos and videos. The ocean views were stunning, and the sea breeze made the sunny day feel just right. The boat was spacious with both indoor and outdoor seating options, which…”
A guided Boston to Quincy, Scituate, and Plymouth day trip with Adams sites, Scituate Lighthouse, Plimoth Patuxet, and Mayflower II.
“David was a very knowledgeable and engaging guide. We loved seeing the historical sites and hearing David's commentary and stories.”
A 50-minute Provincetown trolley tour with pilgrim-history stops, National Seashore views, and Commercial Street stories, guided in English.
“The guide was my favorite. She was able to keep our attention by telling us things from history we did not know. This is a great tour for anyone.”
Taste native Northeast fruit wines and wine-based jellies and sauces in Plymouth, MA, with an etched souvenir glass.
“We decided to stick close to home this holiday season & are so glad we did! The Plymouth Bay Winery tasting was a fantastic gift and “date”. Mike & his staff were gracious, knowledgeable, and made us feel like family. We recommend this to everyone. Whether you live in America’s hometown or are just visiting, this experience is a 10!”
