Best of Boston & Massachusetts
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Spend four days discovering the best of coastal Massachusetts, from Boston to Cape Cod. Starting and ending in Boston, this tour dives into revolutionary history, charming seaside towns, and Ivy League prestige. Explore Boston’s Freedom Trail, sample Italian treats in the North End, and wander through historic Salem. Stroll Rockport’s art-filled waterfront, then soak in Cape Cod’s beachy vibe with a visit to Provincetown. Stop at Plymouth Colony before wrapping up with a Harvard tour and Back Bay’s elegant streets. It’s a perfect blend of culture, coastline and classic Americana—all in just a few memorable days.
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Tour Overview
Duration
4 daysHotel Rating
3 star hotelsStarts
BostonEnds
BostonMinimum age
No minimum ageMaximum age
No max ageArrival Transfer
NoDeparture Transfer
YesTour Guide
Escorted by a local tour guide / driverCountry
USAMeals included
Breakfast: 3Passengers
$3,810.00
$1,905.00
Tour Style
Group Size
Min 4 / Max 12
Trip Type
Group Tours
Range
This tour is operated by our trusted local partner and has been handpicked by us to deliver you an unforgettable trip.
Guiding Style
This tour is led by a dedicated tour guide or tour leader who stays with you throughout the entire journey. From start to finish, they manage logistics, offer insights at every stop, and are on hand to assist with anything you need. You may also enjoy sightseeing with local expert guides, as per the Inclusions. For more information, check the Inclusions of this tour.
Tour Pace
A balanced pace, with a mix of free time and visits to multiple locations, allowing for both relaxation and exploration. Generally doesn't visit more than one or two destinations per day.
Physical Rating
A moderate amount of walking is required during sightseeing, with some free time, offering a balance between activity and relaxation. As a general rule, you should be able to walk 2-kilometres without stopping.
Tour Guide
Escorted by a local tour guide / driverGroup Size
Min 4 / Max 12Tranportation
N/ALanguage
EnglishLanguage
EnglishRange
This tour is operated by our trusted local partner and has been handpicked by us to deliver you an unforgettable trip.
Guiding Style
This tour is led by a dedicated tour guide or tour leader who stays with you throughout the entire journey. From start to finish, they manage logistics, offer insights at every stop, and are on hand to assist with anything you need. You may also enjoy sightseeing with local expert guides, as per the Inclusions. For more information, check the Inclusions of this tour.
Tour Pace
A balanced pace, with a mix of free time and visits to multiple locations, allowing for both relaxation and exploration. Generally doesn't visit more than one or two destinations per day.
Physical Rating
A moderate amount of walking is required during sightseeing, with some free time, offering a balance between activity and relaxation. As a general rule, you should be able to walk 2-kilometres without stopping.
Trip Type
Group ToursTour Highlights
Included
Not Included
Itinerary
Day 1 - Boston
We begin our journey with a morning meet-and-greet with your guide and fellow travellers in the lobby of our start hotel, followed by a highlights tour of Boston. This historic city offers a rich mix of Revolutionary landmarks and architectural gems. We drive along parts of the famous Freedom Trail, stopping at key sites such as Faneuil Hall, where the first calls for independence were heard. Discover events that sparked the American Revolution, including the Boston Massacre and the iconic tea party protest.
You’ll learn about the country’s first public school and how its legacy continues in modern education. Our tour also takes in the North End, known for its colonial history and Italian flair. We visit Paul Revere’s home and the Old North Church – key locations in the story of the Revolution – and enjoy a tasting of a traditional cappuccino and cannoli.
Later, we explore the cobbled streets of Beacon Hill, Boston’s most desirable neighbourhood. Admire the city’s most photographed street and the highest-priced real estate in town before checking into our hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 2 - Salem and Rockport
Boston - Salem - Rockport - Boston. Today we leave Boston behind for a day trip to Salem and Rockport. Our first stop is Salem, a city forever linked with the infamous witch trials of 1692. Walk through the historic district’s cobbled streets and visit the Salem Witch Museum to gain insight into this dark chapter of American history. At the House of the Seven Gables, made famous by Nathaniel Hawthorne, explore the architecture and tales of colonial life.
We then continue to Rockport, a charming coastal village known for its art scene and scenic shoreline. Stroll along Bearskin Neck, browse its quaint galleries and shops, and be sure to photograph Motif No. 1 – a symbol of New England’s maritime heritage. The day ends back in Boston with a relaxing seaside dinner at your leisure, perhaps sampling freshly caught lobster or clam chowder.
Day 3 - Cape Cod & Plymouth
Boston - Cape Cod - Plymouth - Boston. We travel south to explore Cape Cod’s scenic coastline and historic towns. Crossing the Sagamore Bridge, we journey through Sandwich and Chatham before reaching the Cape Cod National Seashore. In Provincetown, discover the Pilgrim Monument & Museum and take in views across the Cape. Stroll down lively Commercial Street, filled with local shops, galleries and eateries.
There’s free time to enjoy activities such as a sand dune tour, cycling, or whale watching. On our return, we pause at Plymouth to photograph the Pilgrim ship replica and the site of the original Plymouth Colony – a fitting nod to early colonial America. We're heading back to Boston for the night.
Day 4 - Harvard & Boston Back Bay
Boston - Cambridge - Boston. On our final day, we begin in Cambridge with a guided walking tour of Harvard University. Discover iconic spots like Memorial Hall and Memorial Church, and listen for the acoustic oddities under Sever Hall’s whispering arch. Take time to explore Harvard Yard, Cambridge Common or Harvard Square.
In the afternoon, we return to Boston for a relaxed visit to the Back Bay. Enjoy its historic charm, boutique shops, independent bookstores, and classic New England fare – including a lobster roll. You’ll have time to wander the Boston Public Garden or, in season, enjoy a ride on the famous Swan Boats. Our tour concludes in the early evening, with included drop off at the airport.
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Extras and add-ons
If you'd like to add extras or add-ons to your booking, you can do this easily during checkout. Just review the available options and select any additional services or upgrades you'd like before completing your purchase.
Hotels
The hotels listed below are examples which we frequently use on this tour. Alternative hotels of a similar standard may be used instead.
Prices & Dates
'Double/Twin' prices shown are per person when there are 2 persons sharing a room. 'Single' prices are applicable to those who wish to stay in a private room. 'Shared' prices are for solo travellers who are happy to share a room with another traveller of the same sex. Triple rooms for 3 people and Quad rooms for 4 people may be available on request.
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