FAMILY ATTRACTIONS / AMUSEMENTS

Boston Duck Tours
Departure Points Vary
Boston 617-267-3825
https://bostonducktours.com

Faneuil Hall & Marketplace
Boston 617-523-1300
https://faneuilhallmarketplace.com/

Marino Lookout Farm
89 Pleasant Street South
South Natick 508-653-0653
https://www.lookoutfarm.com

Old Town Trolley Tours
380 Dorchester Avenue
South Boston 855-629-8777
https://www.historictours.com/boston

Puppet Showplace Theatre
32 Station Street
Brookline 617-731-6400
https://www.puppetshowplace.org

Simons IMAX Theater
New England Aquarium
Boston  617-973-5200
https://www.neaq.org

Six Flags New England
1623 Main Street, Route 159
Agawam 413-786-9300
https://www.sixflags.com

Whale Watching
From April through October, hundreds of whales—usually humpbacks, minkes, finbacks and right whales—head for the Stellwagen Bank, a dozen miles off Cape Ann, to feed on the small sand eels. This group makes up the world’s largest concentration of whales, both in number and species. On any whale watch excursion, you can expect to see from four to ten whales. Have your camera ready because humpback whales will come as close to your boat as 50 feet, breaching (raising their entire 50-foot, 40-ton bodies out of the water), spying-ho (raising their massive snouts out of the water) and lob-tailing (waving their huge tails in the air.)

Cape Ann Whale Watching
Gloucester 800-877-5110
https://www.caww.com

Dolphin Fleet of Provincetown
Provincetown 508-240-3636
https://whalewatch.com

Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises
Barnstable 800-287-0374
https://whales.net

New England Whale Watches
New England Aquarium
Boston 617-973-5206
https://www.neaq.org

Seven Seas Whale Watch
Gloucester 888-283-1776
https://www.7seaswhalewatch.com

Yankee Fleet Whale Watch
Gloucester 800-942-5464
https://www.yankeefleet.com