90-Minute Boston Harbor Moonlight Boat Cruise from Massachusetts Bay Lines (Up to 49% Off)
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ParkingOn moonlight cruises, passengers watch Boston's skyline light up against the night sky and get a glimpse of the historic USS Constitution
- Departure time: 9 p.m.
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- Departure location: 60 Rowes Wharf, Boston MA 02110
- Notable sights: during the narrated cruise, passengers will take in views of Boston's beautiful skyline, including notable landmarks such as the USS Constitution, Logan International Airport, and the Seaport Boston Hotel & World Trade Center
- Duration: 90 minutes
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❕ Purchase: Subject to availability. Subject to weather. Valid only for option purchased. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Merchant's standard cancellation policy applies (any fees not to exceed Groupon price).
☎ Booking: Online reservation required. Service fee of $4.20 per person not included and collected at time of booking.
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About Massachusetts Bay Lines
During tours with Massachusetts Bay Lines, passengers can watch the sun dip behind the city from the middle of the harbor. Lights flicker on across the skyline, poking holes in the setting darkness and pinpointing each building's location. All the while, the water laps against the side of the boat, providing a soothing soundtrack.
Massachusetts Bay Lines has specialized in stunning views such as these for over 50 years. The family-owned company operates out of Rowes Wharf in downtown Boston, and its fleet includes a total of five unique vessels, instead of just one boat with a different name painted on the side each week. Customers can rent these boats out as private charters, or they can climb aboard for music and group tours of the harbor, which cruise past the 200-year-old USS Constitution and many more of the city's historic sites.