Crucero por el puerto histórico de Boston
Descripción
Mira los lugares. Experimenta la historia. Los puertos interiores y exteriores de Boston están inundados de leyenda y tradición, sin mencionar la belleza. En este crucero turístico histórico de 60 minutos de duración por el puerto de Boston, te contaremos historias de héroes de la Guerra Revolucionaria, leyendas locales del mar e historias de personajes pasados y presentes. Aprenderás cómo el puerto se transformó en uno de los más limpios del país. Vea impresionantes vistas panorámicas del horizonte de Boston mientras navega más allá del paseo marítimo de Boston. ¡Garantiza tu lugar en este popular crucero reservando con anticipación hoy mismo!
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Punto de partida.
Hogar de Fort Independence utilizado en la Guerra Civil, Primera Guerra Mundial y Segunda Guerra Mundial.
Operando desde 1923.
Los barcos de guerra navales más antiguos del mundo a flote, también conocidos como "Old Ironsides".
Conmemorando la Batalla de Bunker Hill.
Pase por Boston Light, un faro ubicado en Little Brewster Island en las afueras del puerto de Boston y la primera estación de luz establecida en el continente norteamericano.
Punto final.
"¡Uno por tierra y dos por mar!"
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- El bote es accesible para sillas de ruedas, sin embargo, los baños no son accesibles para sillas de ruedas.
- El embarque comienza 15 minutos antes de la salida. Los huéspedes deben llegar temprano, ya que las llegadas tardías probablemente perderán el barco.
- Los bebés son gratis, sin embargo, se requiere que tengan un boleto.
Opiniones(1,453)
Good trip , guide Mike excellent . Very informative tour round the Harbour, taking in all the local sites
Emily was a great tour guide! She did a fantastic job with the narration and the enthusiasm for Boston. It was a nice scenic trip with good breezes in the harbor. I think it's a little pricey considering how many people they put on the ship, but it was a nice 60-minute break in the day to learn a bit about the city. I was glad for the nice breeze and excellent commentary!
Short 1-hour tour but well scripted. Sound system was clear and you could hear and understand the narrator even over the distracted a yelling children. Nice tour for an hour.
Beverages are available for purchase. Wear a hat. The narrator (Kevin in our case) is on the top deck and he is talking about sites on the starboard side.
Informative, relaxing and fun. Love the history and looking at Boston from the water. Watching aircraft approaching landing runways at Logan was really cool!
This was a good overview of the Boston Harbor with a knowledgeable guide. Plenty of seating and good visibility during the tour. I would have liked a longer tour to see more but it was a good start.
Wonderful way to see great views while getting a different kind of history of the city of Boston. Only an hour, so it don’t doesn’t take a lot of your day. Our guide (tour narrator), Dave Coffin, was extremely entertaining, but also very knowledgeable. If you can get on one his tours, do it! Even with a LOT of fog, we still enjoyed it.
The boat ride was amazing! We got to see planes up close as we were out on the boat and a container ship , along with all the other sites along the way!
We had a beautiful day, which made it really enjoyable. Our guide was knowledgeable about the development of the harbor; maybe a little too obsessed about Logan airport, but gave us lots of fun facts. It was a nice break from walking.
The boat was clean and felt safe and had inside and outside viewing levels. The commentary was interesting, and there was a place to buy food and drinks. But there actually isn't much to see in Boston harbor.
