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SUMMARY:2026 - Tall Ships - Boston\, MA
DESCRIPTION:Boston Tall Ships – July 13th through July 15th\, 2026 \nCelebrate America’s 250th anniversary with a once-in-a-generation coastal cruise aboard the WEJACK. \nDepart from Gloucester and spend 6 unforgettable hours cruising the North Shore coastline toward Boston\, taking in sweeping ocean views\, rocky Cape Ann shoreline\, beaches\, islands\, coastal homes\, lighthouses\, and the dramatic approach into Boston Harbor. Once there\, guests will have the rare opportunity to see the Tall Ships from the water\, a spectacular way to experience this historic celebration. \nTickets are $250 per person. A minimum of 10 passengers is required for this trip to run. Route and timing may vary based on weather\, sea conditions\, and harbor traffic. Book online at http://www.capeanncruises.com/calendar \nPrefer a private charter? Contact us at http://www.capeanncruises.com/contact or call us at 978-515-0484 \nSee below for a list of trip highlights! \nIslands & Sights En Route \nAlong the way\, guests may see Cape Ann\, Ten Pound Island\, Salem Sound\, Bakers Island\, the Misery Islands\, Graves Light\, Marblehead’s offshore islands\, Nahant\, and the Boston Harbor Islands\, including the Brewsters\, Lovells Island\, Georges Island\, Long Island\, Deer Island\, and the Boston skyline as we approach the Tall Ships viewing area. \nNorth Shore Coastline\, Massachusetts \nDeparting from Gloucester\, this trip cruises south along the scenic North Shore coastline. Guests may enjoy views of Cape Ann\, rocky shoreline\, beaches\, islands\, coastal homes\, lighthouses\, and the open-water approach toward Boston Harbor. \nBoston Harbor Tall Ships\, Boston\, Massachusetts \nExperience the excitement of Sail Boston and the Tall Ships from aboard the WeJack. Guests can expect views of towering masts\, classic rigging\, historic sailing vessels\, international ships\, naval vessels\, crew activity\, harbor traffic\, and the Boston skyline in the background. Seeing the Tall Ships from the water offers a dramatic front-row perspective that cannot be matched from shore. \nBoston Harbor & Skyline \nAs we approach Boston\, guests can take in views of the harbor islands\, working waterfront\, historic harbor\, and city skyline. It is a one-of-a-kind way to experience Boston’s maritime history during the United States’ 250th anniversary. \nGloucester Fishermen’s Wives Memorial\, Gloucester\, Massachusetts \nThis statute depicts a woman and child looking out to sea\, waiting for their family member to return from fishing. \nFishermen’s Memorial Monument\, Gloucester\, Massachusetts \nAn Iconic statue with a fisherman and a ship’s wheel looking out to sea\, and is also the Gorton’s Fish Logo.  The names of those lost at sea fishing from Gloucester are carved into the memorial stones surrounding this statue and include the crew members from the Andrea Gail from the Perfect Storm\, depicted by George Clooney in the Hollywood Blockbuster movie “The Perfect Storm.” \nStage Fort Park and Beach\, Gloucester\, Massachusetts \nWe pass the Rocky outcroppings of Stage Fort Park where a Cannon is mounted.  This location was once in defense of Gloucester Harbor and Half Moon Beach looks cozy and where one would imagine pirate treasure being hidden. \nNiles Beach\, Gloucester\, Massachusetts \nWe pass by Niles Beach as part of our tour.  You can actually see Boston from Niles Beach on the distant Horizon. \nTen Pound Lighthouse\, Gloucester\, Massachusetts \nTen Pound Island and Lighthouse is a former US Coast Guard Seaplane base for chasing down Rumrunners during prohibition.  The island marks the boundary between Gloucester Inner and Gloucester Outer Harbor. The tour passes by it on more than one occasion. \nEastern Point Lighthouse\, Gloucester\, Massachusetts \nEastern Point Lighthouse is marking the entrance to Gloucester Harbor.  We typically visit the lighthouse just inside the protection of the breakwater\, which makes for a stunning photo opportunity. \nHammond Castle Museum\, Gloucester\, Massachusetts \nA stunning view of Hammond Castle from the Harbor during this boat tour.  Its towers rise above the rocky shoreline and inspire the imagination.  This is just a scenic view of the castle and we do not unload. You’ll want your camera ready for this view! \nWhat to Bring \nComfortable Shoes\, Sunglasses. Sunscreen\, Hat. We recommend bringing an extra layer of clothing and a wind block layer.  The temperature tends to be cooler on the water\, especially around sunset. \nWhat’s Onboard \nWe have beverages and snacks for purchase and a toilet (aka head) on board.
URL:https://discovergloucester.com/event/2026-tall-ships-boston-ma-2/
LOCATION:Cape Ann Cruises\, 63 ROGERS STREET\, Gloucester\, MA\, 01930\, United States
CATEGORIES:Summer
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SUMMARY:2026 - Tall Ships - Boston\, MA
DESCRIPTION:Boston Tall Ships – July 13th through July 15th\, 2026 \nCelebrate America’s 250th anniversary with a once-in-a-generation coastal cruise aboard the WEJACK. \nDepart from Gloucester and spend 6 unforgettable hours cruising the North Shore coastline toward Boston\, taking in sweeping ocean views\, rocky Cape Ann shoreline\, beaches\, islands\, coastal homes\, lighthouses\, and the dramatic approach into Boston Harbor. Once there\, guests will have the rare opportunity to see the Tall Ships from the water\, a spectacular way to experience this historic celebration. \nTickets are $250 per person. A minimum of 10 passengers is required for this trip to run. Route and timing may vary based on weather\, sea conditions\, and harbor traffic. Book online at http://www.capeanncruises.com/calendar \nPrefer a private charter? Contact us at http://www.capeanncruises.com/contact or call us at 978-515-0484 \nSee below for a list of trip highlights! \nIslands & Sights En Route \nAlong the way\, guests may see Cape Ann\, Ten Pound Island\, Salem Sound\, Bakers Island\, the Misery Islands\, Graves Light\, Marblehead’s offshore islands\, Nahant\, and the Boston Harbor Islands\, including the Brewsters\, Lovells Island\, Georges Island\, Long Island\, Deer Island\, and the Boston skyline as we approach the Tall Ships viewing area. \nNorth Shore Coastline\, Massachusetts \nDeparting from Gloucester\, this trip cruises south along the scenic North Shore coastline. Guests may enjoy views of Cape Ann\, rocky shoreline\, beaches\, islands\, coastal homes\, lighthouses\, and the open-water approach toward Boston Harbor. \nBoston Harbor Tall Ships\, Boston\, Massachusetts \nExperience the excitement of Sail Boston and the Tall Ships from aboard the WeJack. Guests can expect views of towering masts\, classic rigging\, historic sailing vessels\, international ships\, naval vessels\, crew activity\, harbor traffic\, and the Boston skyline in the background. Seeing the Tall Ships from the water offers a dramatic front-row perspective that cannot be matched from shore. \nBoston Harbor & Skyline \nAs we approach Boston\, guests can take in views of the harbor islands\, working waterfront\, historic harbor\, and city skyline. It is a one-of-a-kind way to experience Boston’s maritime history during the United States’ 250th anniversary. \nGloucester Fishermen’s Wives Memorial\, Gloucester\, Massachusetts \nThis statute depicts a woman and child looking out to sea\, waiting for their family member to return from fishing. \nFishermen’s Memorial Monument\, Gloucester\, Massachusetts \nAn Iconic statue with a fisherman and a ship’s wheel looking out to sea\, and is also the Gorton’s Fish Logo.  The names of those lost at sea fishing from Gloucester are carved into the memorial stones surrounding this statue and include the crew members from the Andrea Gail from the Perfect Storm\, depicted by George Clooney in the Hollywood Blockbuster movie “The Perfect Storm.” \nStage Fort Park and Beach\, Gloucester\, Massachusetts \nWe pass the Rocky outcroppings of Stage Fort Park where a Cannon is mounted.  This location was once in defense of Gloucester Harbor and Half Moon Beach looks cozy and where one would imagine pirate treasure being hidden. \nNiles Beach\, Gloucester\, Massachusetts \nWe pass by Niles Beach as part of our tour.  You can actually see Boston from Niles Beach on the distant Horizon. \nTen Pound Lighthouse\, Gloucester\, Massachusetts \nTen Pound Island and Lighthouse is a former US Coast Guard Seaplane base for chasing down Rumrunners during prohibition.  The island marks the boundary between Gloucester Inner and Gloucester Outer Harbor. The tour passes by it on more than one occasion. \nEastern Point Lighthouse\, Gloucester\, Massachusetts \nEastern Point Lighthouse is marking the entrance to Gloucester Harbor.  We typically visit the lighthouse just inside the protection of the breakwater\, which makes for a stunning photo opportunity. \nHammond Castle Museum\, Gloucester\, Massachusetts \nA stunning view of Hammond Castle from the Harbor during this boat tour.  Its towers rise above the rocky shoreline and inspire the imagination.  This is just a scenic view of the castle and we do not unload. You’ll want your camera ready for this view! \nWhat to Bring \nComfortable Shoes\, Sunglasses. Sunscreen\, Hat. We recommend bringing an extra layer of clothing and a wind block layer.  The temperature tends to be cooler on the water\, especially around sunset. \nWhat’s Onboard \nWe have beverages and snacks for purchase and a toilet (aka head) on board.
URL:https://discovergloucester.com/event/2026-tall-ships-boston-ma/
LOCATION:Cape Ann Cruises\, 63 ROGERS STREET\, Gloucester\, MA\, 01930\, United States
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SUMMARY:Fireworks Cruise in Gloucester Harbor aboard the Wejack
DESCRIPTION:Looking for an unforgettable way to celebrate Independence Day? Hop aboard the legendary WEJACK for the 3rd of July fireworks cruise! Cruise around Gloucester Harbor’s scenic waterfront and savor the breathtaking views as the sun sets and anticipation builds. Watch the night sky come alive with vibrant bursts of color\, and best yet\, you’ll have front-row seats to a mesmerizing fireworks spectacle. We offer the perfect blend of relaxation and excitement\, with spacious decks for mingling\, a fully stocked bar\, and a friendly crew to ensure your comfort. Don’t miss this opportunity to create magical memories while celebrating Independence Day. Book your fireworks cruise today! \nReturn times are approximate \nLimited Seating
URL:https://discovergloucester.com/event/fireworks-cruise-in-gloucester-harbor-aboard-the-wejack/
LOCATION:Cape Ann Cruises\, 63 ROGERS STREET\, Gloucester\, MA\, 01930\, United States
CATEGORIES:Summer
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