Suggestions for Boat or Ferry near Downtown Boston, Boston
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Ashley H. • June 29, 2015The whale watching tour is excellent. The naturalist on board was incredibly knowledgeable. They are well prepared for seasickness too - they have preventative stuff for sale, and plenty of sick bags
Clown F. • June 5, 2013Public bathrooms near the back of the terminal (walk towards the hotel/dock courtyard & you'll see a small restroom sign stenciled on a glass door) are nearly always clean & empty.
Rowes Wharf Water Transport • August 10, 2011Go down Gate B for the Green Cruises and Gate C for the Water Taxi or Catamaran. There is an office inside and it's located right behind the Boston Harbor Hotel.
Erin C. • June 1, 2011No matter how warm during the day, bring a light layer to wear at night if you get cold easily!
adam f. • March 17, 2010Take the 7:10pm out of Boston, grab a drink and watch the sun set over the city!
Alyson D. • June 14, 2010A must do in Boston. I went as a work event with a large group from different companies. They had it as an all night open bar, there were casino tables & dinner. Everyone had a great time, made new fr
Tori B. • July 26, 2015Cool to see all around Boston and hear about all the cool stories. And the food was great too! Very high-end, nice staff.
?Boat / Ferry •200 Seaport Blvd (at Commonwealth Pier), Boston
Mark B. • August 25, 2018Best way to P-Town from Boston. Was on the ferry for one particularly awful storm and the crew was fantastic. Kept everyone calm during 9-foot swells and very quick to help anyone who was sick.
David C. • July 18, 2016For $3.50 it's the cheapest way to get on the harbor for a great view of Boston.
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