• Pilgrim Memorial State Park - From the deck, visitors can view Plymouth Rock, the legendary landing site of the Pilgrims, sheltered beneath its granite canopy. Just offshore, the full-scale replica of the Mayflower II is docked, reminiscent of the perilous journey across the Atlantic. As the lights shimmer on its rigging, the guide shares the myths, truths, and ghost stories associated with the town’s most iconic symbols.

• Burial Hill - This cemetery dates back to the 1600s and is said to be home to wandering spirits at night. From the water, tales of Victorian apparitions, phantom footsteps, and restless souls sighted among the weathered stones can be heard.

• Coles Hill - Visitors drift past Cole’s Hill, where the Pilgrims buried their dead during the harsh first winter of 1620–1621. Many believe the disturbed remains, unearthed over centuries, still haunt this slope overlooking the harbor. As the stories unfold, the hill takes on a ghostly presence against the night sky.

• Plymouth - In the distance, the Captain Thompson Phillips House looms, one of America’s first documented haunted homes. This 18th-century property was once the center of a poltergeist case so unusual it was recorded in court documents. From the water, the house stands as a dark silhouette, with the guide recounting its eerie history.

• Duxbury Pier Light - Guarding the entrance to Plymouth Harbor, the cast-iron Duxbury Pier Light, nicknamed “Bug Light” for its squat, cylindrical shape, flashes its beacon across the dark water. From the deck, visitors hear how this 1871 lighthouse endured storms, shipwrecks, and isolation, along with eerie tales of keepers who may still watch over the harbor long after their final watch ended.

• Gurnett Light - Further out, the Gurnet Light casts a solitary beam across the bay. This lighthouse is linked to the spirit of Hannah Thomas, America’s first female lighthouse keeper, and to tragic lovers said to have leapt from the nearby cliffs. As the waves lap against the hull, the stories come alive under the sweep of the light.

• On-board restrooms

• Alcoholic beverages
• Snacks
• Gratuities

The Haunted Harbor Tour offers more than just a boat ride—it’s an exploration into the mysterious side of America’s oldest seaport. Unlike other tours that merely touch the surface, this one delves deeper, combining authentic local history with chilling ghost stories that are unique to this experience. From the deck of the vessel, participants will view Plymouth’s most famous landmarks—Plymouth Rock, the Mayflower II, Burial Hill, Cole’s Hill, Bug Light, and more—just as they appear cloaked in the night.

Each stop along the journey is brought to life through engaging storytelling, well-researched local legends, and the natural drama of the harbor after dark. Guests will feel the sea breeze, hear the waves gently lapping against the hull, and see the silhouettes of historic landmarks as their ghostly tales are revealed.

The small-group setting ensures a more personal and immersive experience, allowing ample time to absorb the eerie atmosphere between stories. It’s a perfect blend of history, mystery, and the enchanting magic of the New England coast.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.