I thought that the staff was extremely knowledgeable and I learned quite a bit on the whale watch…read morethis week. I appreciated the care that the team took to give the whales some space while they were doing their essential feeding. I do recommend bringing some anti-nausea measures with you.

We went for the July 4th cruise at night. Worst experience…read more We waited 1.5 hours, front of the line. 3 boats. 1st 1 they boarded with other ticket holders that had chartered the boat, they had room for 46 more. None on the top deck. Several of us who had wanted to be on the top deck were told "if we didn't bored we would have to go to the very end of the line". Then one of the crew members 's said "we just won't go out. We'll stay here.". Again, half the line refused to board all of us awaiting the other two Cruise boats so that we could be on the top deck. The crew became even more rude, making all of us very uncomfortable. The crew finally allowed us to go on the other two cruise boats. When we had bought the tickets, the advertisement had mentioned how it would be going up towards Boston and we would be experiencing the fireworks from all around the Boston area. Very misleading we only stayed in the Plymouth Bay area. Yes, we could see some firework shows from around, but not like what had been advertised. Very disappointing especially with the crew's attitude. Extremely unprofessional.. this made the celebration of the 250th anniversary of America, what was supposed to be a great memory only turned out to be a negative one.

Great way to take a nice ride and see Boston Harbor on a budget! Enjoyable short ride from…read moreCharlestown to Long Wharf/Aqurium. Unfortunately, they stopped taking the Charlie card (even if their site said differently), so we had to pay separately for the rides. Cheap, but it's annoying to think the card will work but it doesn't anymore. Didn't help that the staff was rude. There were other people upset they couldn't use the card! Otherwise, nice boat, kind fellow passengers and nice views!

Inner Harbor Ferry runs between Charlestown Navy Yard and the Aquarium every 15 -30min depending on…read morethe time of the day. This was my first time taking the ferry, and I really enjoyed the 10 minute ride: it was relaxin,g and the view was amazing. MBTA CharlieCard works on the ferry too which is nice.

Nice and a fun way to get to Boston Logan International Airport. Ticket counter staff are very…read morefriendly and the process is smooth. Always on time. It takes less than 30 minutes to the airport stop, then you can take Route 66 shuttle to your terminals, about 10-15 minutes. Highly recommended.

It was a warm day so we did not have to wait outside or on the dock. In the colder times - and they…read morehave lots of colder times here - it would be better to wait inside. Here in Hingham, that "inside" is the Hingham Ferry Terminal. A large block building that is mostly offices but actually has a waiting area, clean restrooms and a counter where you can purchase tickets for the ferry. The building is handicapped accessible and the way from here down to the ship is not perfectly handicapped accessible (it is a floating dock) but it can be navigated by wheelchair. There are also handrails for most of the journey. There is a large parking lot available.

Having had to use this mode of transport fairly frequently, I've usually found it to be reliable…read moreand relaxing. There's a decent bar with some simple snacks and hot meals. We decided to try their Hot dog and were pleasantly surprised with the quality. Until next time!

Great way to visit P-Town, in season. Comfortable and large, the ship offers a full bar and limited…read morefood selections. The staff is great, especially if there is ruff waters. It was a great time.

a trip out to Georges Island earlier today (7/20/2021) for my son's birthday. A nice visit to the…read moreisland. what was disappointing was the crew of the ferry. Masks are required on transportation and while the crew handed masks out to people boarding the ferry, they didn't ensure that passengers kept them on once the ferry left the pier. And the crew didn't wear them either. I get that most of the passengers were outside as was the crew and probably most are vaccinated (we are) but either follow the rules or don't hand out masks.

Harbor + Islands + Sunshine + Catamaran + Forts + Picnic + Seashells + Thi Chi + Jellyfish +…read moreFlowers + Jail + Boats - Lost Sunglasses + Watermelon + Panoramas + Rabbit + Art Work + Beach + Solar Panels + Civil War + Old Rubbish Dump + Chesnut + Artillery + Lighthouse + Pagoda + Surprise + Cute Dog + Yelpertone + Boston Skyline + Tunnels + Feet + Rounders + Skipping Stones + Yurts + Great Friends - Only $12 = One Great Day Out In Boston One Great Day Out In Boston + Regina's + Modern Pastry = The Greatest Day Out In Boston

The Massachusetts has the best captains, and deck staff. Drinks are generous and reasonable priced…read more If you are driving to Boston from the South Shore you are doing it all wrong . This relaxing way to & from the city is the way to go! Best way to enjoy year round life is from Boston Harbor!

This is seen as a great option by those who use it a lot. it is not a great option for casual…read moretravel, but a good option. to get on it today at long wharf, we had to deliberately not read signs (the boat was signposted salem) and head to it only based on the Big T on the boat. we were ok, but for a first time user the boat was needlessly and recklessly badly sign posted. and, not signed at all correctly or even signed, because they are not for novices, the commercial boats are for tourists and are well sign posted. They do not say when they are done docking, but they do say not to walk on the stairs when docking. I now recommend strongly, walk on the stairs when it might be docking so you don't get an extra leg of travel! Or, going down before docking. bathrooms are nice, and folks working and traveling are nice. snack bar was lightly used but nice to have it. cost was ok.

We took our 2 pups on their first boat ride and the freedom cruise staff was incredible. Highly…read morerecommend, we had a very pleasurable ride and experience.

Their website says Dogs are Welcome, so we booked a round trip to Nantucket for the day. We have…read morebeen on numerous ferries with our dog without issue. We picked up our tickets at the ticket booth - lady was very nice. Walked on board with our 90 pound golden retriever. A staff person took our tickets and told us where to go for return trip. A second staff person joked about not leaving any dog fur onboard. We select our seats in main floor, inside cabin. Our dog sits on floor between us and looks around, eventually lies on floor. Staff go by frequently. Once we are underway, "Bob," a crew member, leans over to ask us, "didn't anyone tell you that dogs are not allowed inside?" I literally thought he was joking based on the fur comment earlier. He was not. No explanation of why, but he told us we had to sit outside. It was a cloudy, not great morning and we would not normally have chosen to sit outside. We were actually shocked, since every other ferry company we've been on has allowed dogs inside (including the Hy-Line fast ferry out of Hyannis). For the evening trip back, we had to buy a blanket at a shop near the wharf for what we knew would be a chilly trip back. Very disappointed by this policy, and that no where on their website does it say that dogs have to be outside. So yes, dogs are welcome, but only outside. Dog owners beware. We'll make the drive to Hyannis next time.