Boston
Arrive in Boston where your Pilgrim Path to America tour will begin. Meet a local guide and embark on an in-depth historical tour regarding the Puritans’ settlement that founded Boston.
Massachusetts Area Hotels
Stay at the John Carver Inn and Spa (pictured) or the Daniel Webster Inn (or similar). All hotels located in the heart of historic Plymouth and boasts Colonial charm and hospitality combined with contemporary comforts and conveniences. Welcome Reception and dinner of fabulous New England fare included.
John Alden House Museum
John Alden arrived in Plymouth in 1620 aboard the Mayflower. Although not a Pilgrim himself, he was an important figure throughout the period of the Plymouth Colony. Your visit includes a guided tour of this historical landmark.
Meet Leo Martin
Meet Leo Martin, author, historian and storyteller, for an eyeopening walking tour of Plymouth. At the end of the tour, everyone will receive a signed copy of Leo’s book, Pilgrim Pursuit of Happiness.
Plymouth Harbor Tour
Tour the Mayflower II
Board a vessel for a fascinating, fully narrated tour of Plymouth Harbor. After you disembark, have lunch on your own at a harbor-side restaurant in Plymouth. Tour the Mayflower II, a replica of the original merchant ship that brought 102 passengers on a harrowing voyage across the Atlantic in the fall of 1620.
Plimoth Plantation
Humphrey Bogart, longtime friend of Louis Bromfield, picked Malabar for the site of his wedding to actress Lauren Bacall. A guided tour of his home and the famous Hollywood couple’s wedding & honeymoon rooms can been seen as well as the very same piano used for the ceremony are on display!
Wampanoag Homesite
Step into the Wampanoag Homesite on the banks of the Eel River and see how they lived in the seventeenth century. People here, are not role players: They’re all Native People who speak from a modern perspective about their history and culture. Stay “after hours” at Plimoth Plantation for a special dinner where you will enjoy a traditional Wampanoag Social Feast.
AD Makepeace Cranberry Bog
Travel into cranberry country for a captivating tour at AD Makepeace Cranberry Bogs. Learn about the fascinating growing, harvesting and production process of this emblematic New England food.
The Heritage Museums and Gardens
Embark on a self-guided tour of the largest public garden in Southern New England. Located on 100 acres on the banks of the Shawme Pond. The Heritage is famous for being the North American Hydrangea Test Garden (for groups visiting May, June & early October).
Green Briar Nature Center and Jam Kitchen
The Green Briar Nature Center and Museum located in Cape Cod – is a sanctuary of peace and beauty. The Green Briar, also the home of the Green Briar Jam Kitchen, began in 1903. Included is a tour of this “living museum” where you will witness the cooking process (for groups visiting mid-October).
Sandwich Glass Museum
Tour the exhibits, watch glassblowers turn and twist hot glass into wonderful forms and shapes. Join a museum docent and set out on a walking tour of the “Town that Glass Built.”
Dan’l Webster Inn
Explore the renowned Dan’l Webster Inn. The Inn is proudly recognized as a Distinguished Restaurant of North America, placing it in the top 1% of restaurants in the country. Enjoy a savory buffet dinner followed by a unique Cabaret performance.
Cape Cod
Your first stop offers a captivating introduction to Cape Cod’s natural history. This special tour led by an amazing team of naturalists will provide you with a learning experience unique to the Cape. Follow them on a walk through the salt marsh ecosystems and along seashores.
Pilgrim Monument
This 252- foot high granite tower overlooking the harbor was built to commemorate the Pilgrims’ first landing here in November of 1620. If you walk the 116 steps and 60 ramps to the top, you will be rewarded with the most spectacular view on Cape Cod.
Provincetown Museum
A charming, old-fashioned history museum who’s exhibits highlight the arrival of the Pilgrims, it’s rich maritime history and the contributions of Provincetown to American theater.
Cape Cod National Seashore
Climb into fourwheel drive SUV’s and head out on an adventurous tour of the majestic dunes. You will see “dune shacks” where famous artists and writers like Eugene O’Neill and Harry Kemp became inspired to create their art.
Farewell Dinner
Farewell Dinner at a spectacular venue near the Swan River. Dinner features a traditional New England Clam Bake complete with steamah’s, chowdah and fresh, steamed lobstah’. There’s even selections for the landlubbers in your group. After dinner, “sounds of the 50’s and 60’s” performed by local resident, Don Who.