Plymouth half day private tour from Boston

If you've always wanted to see Plymouth Rock, this 4 hour tour lets you check it off the bucket list. It can fit snuggly into a Boston city break without using up too much of your time in the city. W

If you've always wanted to see Plymouth Rock, this 4 hour tour lets you check it off the bucket list. It can fit snuggly into a Boston city break without using up too much of your time in the city. We pick up in downtown Boston and travel 50 minutes directly to Plymouth. There we'll do a walking tour around the town, explaining why the Pilgrims landed here and what they did to settle in the area. Stop at the rock itself and then give you time to board the Mayflower II to see for yourself how awful their journey must have been. Quick stop at an impressive monument, built to honor the Pilgrims and then it's back to Boston. Boston is 50 minutes drive from Plymouth, so you will be in the car a chunk of time on this tour. It gives us about 2 hours in Plymouth, so if you'd prefer longer or would like to see more of the area between Boston and Plymouth, check out our full day tour option. If your group is larger than 4, we can customize the tour to accommodate at additional cost.

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Location: Boston

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Q&A

Q: What's the age limit for kids on this tour? Is it suitable for younger children?

A: There's no strict age limit, but younger kids (like toddlers) might get restless on the drive and during the walking tour. The tour guides are great with kids, and the sights are fascinating, so if you think your child can handle it, go for it! Just be sure to bring snacks and maybe a toy or two to keep them entertained.

Q: Can you reschedule if something comes up? How flexible is the booking?

A: Yes, you can reschedule! Just make sure to give the provider a heads up, ideally 48 hours in advance. They’re usually pretty accommodating, so if something happens, just reach out and they’ll work with you. It's best to check their specific rescheduling policy when booking, though.

Q: What should we wear for this tour? Is it outdoor-friendly?

A: Definitely wear something comfortable and weather-appropriate! The tour involves some walking, so good shoes are a must. If the weather's nice, a light jacket should do. Also, don't forget sunscreen if it's sunny. The tour takes place outside a lot, especially at Plymouth Rock and the Mayflower II!

Discussions

Thinking of gifting the Plymouth tour - anyone done it?

I’m considering this half-day private tour from Boston as a gift for my parents. They love history and I think the Mayflower II would blow their minds! I read that it’s about 50 minutes to Plymouth, but how’s the timing? Are they rushed? Any tips for making it special?

Questions about parking and logistics for the Plymouth tour

Hey everyone! I'm planning to take the Plymouth tour soon, but I'm a bit worried about parking in Boston. I heard it can be tough. Any advice on where to park? Or should I just use public transport?