Plimoth Plantation Tour

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Visit the recently settled in Pilgrims who are living in the year 1627 at the Plimoth Plantation.

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I ordered our tickets the day before we were leaving for vacation, and your customer service reps faxed me the vouchers to ensure I received them before I left. THAT WAS CUSTOMER SATISFACTION.
Chasity Snodgrass - Atchison, KS
Coming across the great Atlantic in 1620, these freedom seeking people developed a colony in what is now southeastern Massachusetts. Become part of the experience as costumed, role-playing Pilgrims educate visitors about what life was like in one of America's first colonies. Feel free to interact with the colonists and ask them questions, as each has their own story, hardships, and insights about the settlement to share. Watch workers perform daily tasks like carpentry, farming, and cooking.

After exploring the plantation, head over to the Wampanoag Homesite where true Wampanoag and other tribe natives are residing, eager to tell about their ancestors and heritage. They'll explain how they helped their new European neighbors, and saved them from perishing in harsh conditions. The active Wampanoags may teach how to play the ancient tribal game of hubbub, perform musical rhythms, or even lead you in a dancing ritual. Learn about the different types of furs that are being used as well as the crops that are being grown in their gardens.

Other attractions you'll have the opportunity to see during this tour include the Mayflower II, Plymouth Rock, and Cole's Hill. The Mayflower II is quite an experience as it is a real life replica of the original ship that the Pilgrims sailed to America on. Climb aboard and learn about the ship's specifications and about the miserable and dangerous voyage that the Pilgrims miraculously survived.

Tour Sites Include:

  • Plimoth Plantation
  • Plymouth Rock
  • Mayflower II
  • Wampanoag Homesite
  • Nye Barn
  • Cole Hill
  • Exhibit Gallery

Tour Details

  • Price Includes Transportation and Admission to the Plantation
  • Tour Pick-up for Downtown Area Hotels
  • Check Schedule for Dates and Times
  • Lunch Is on Your Own at a Designated Stop
  • Camera and Video Cameras Are Permitted
  • Appropriate for All Ages.
  • Handicap Accessible: All-terrain Wheelchairs Are Available
Distance to Top Hotels
12.5 miles - Quality Inn & Suites Lexington
9.2 miles - Best Western New Englander - Woburn, MA
1.2 miles - Westin Waterfront
1.9 miles - Best Western Roundhouse Suites
5.4 miles - Best Western Adams Inn
3 miles - Doubletree Guest Suites Boston
9 miles - Best Western New Englander
4.7 miles - Best Western Hotel Tria
1.5 miles - Sheraton Boston
0.4 miles - Hyatt Regency Boston
Distance to Closest Hotels
0.1 miles - Nine Zero Hotel
0.4 miles - Hyatt Regency Boston
0.7 miles - Courtyard Boston Tremont Hotel
0.7 miles - Doubletree Hotel Boston - Downtown
0.7 miles - Ritz Carlton Boston
1.1 miles - Westin Copley Place
1.2 miles - Westin Waterfront
1.5 miles - Sheraton Boston
1.7 miles - Embassy Suites Boston - at Logan Airport
1.9 miles - Best Western Roundhouse Suites
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Boston, MA 02116
Phone: 417-823-0981
Toll-Free: 1-800-987-9852

Testimonials
Not to be missed if you wish to see what life was really like for the first people to live successfully in the American colonies. Definitely drives home the fact that life for the Pilgrims was NOT for the lazy or the faint of heart. See the Plantation in the leaf peeping season to really get an attitude of gratitude going for the holidays. I guarantee you won't get the Christmas blues after seeing this place! Definitely gives one a great new fondness for your refrigerator and stove. You'll never gripe about cleaning your appliances ever again. You might actually go home and mend something, just for the mundane peace of it .....
Debbie Gardner - Uncasville, CT
A wonder-filled and amazing place .... I visited Plimoth Plantation with the Girl Scouts as a child in the early 1970s. I am delighted to know that it's still there and, most likely, doing even better than I recall. I still have the few black & white photos I took with my Mom's old Brownie camera somewhere. My partner and I are anxious to make our own trip back up there from southeastern CT to see and appreciate this wonderful tribute to our great nation's early history. To the people who live it and make this place work, I just want to say Thank you so very much and we'll be seeing you very soon. Happy Thanksgiving!
Debbie Gardner & Michael Sanford - Uncasville, Ct (Mohegan Indian Territory)
I'm 66 and handicapped, and as a result, I can't get around as well as a healthy person. I couldn't make it to the outdoor displays, but others said it was very interesting. I was very happy with what I did manage to see.
Vincent Chesno - Pittsburgh, PA
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