Went on a tour this morning and absolutely LOVED this place! One of my favorite tours since…read morearriving here. Farm is run by a woman & her husband and the wife is so knowledgeable (and funny). We learned the whole process of how cranberries are grown & harvested. Would absolutely recommend this place!

I dislike leaving less than stellar reviews, but I couldn't recommend doing a bog tour here. Your…read moreexperience in different weather may vary wildly. There's a lot of interesting and good information, and I liked the people. But.... The first half of the tour is in an old mini bus. The bus has tiny windows, like 4" square, and no air circulation. No fans. No air conditioning. Today was nearly 90 out by 10 am, when our tour started, and temperatures inside the bus got so hot that stepping out felt cool! You don't travel far, and then they stop for 10 minutes to talk about what's out the window. It's brutal. Ironically, the travel distances are so slim most people could walk it. But, just sitting on the bus in the heat? Yuck. The second half is in an old shed where you learn about harvesting. Again, it could be interesting, but it's a good 10° hotter, even with the fans going, and it makes it hard to focus. Or even listen. Better weather would have helped. But, we had an old lady in our tour group nearly pass out, and the guide indicated that that was not uncommon. Heck, complimentary water would be nice. Waters are a dollar. The tour is fifteen. It's all cash only.

I have been back here..I always do the tour when at The Cape. And it never stops being fun!…read more If you have not taken the tour yet, I highly suggest it. It is short.just a few minutes. You will see the people hard at work.... It is fascinating to watch the chips being made. It really is a family friendly fun time. It is also a yummy time because you get chips at the end of the tour! The only reason I am giving it a 4 and not a 5 is because they stopped handing out the Cape Cod Popcorn at the end of the tour! I don't know if they stopped making the popcorn all together, (I hope not) or just stopped giving it out but for me, the popcorn is even tastier then the chips so that was really disappointing. I have no idea why they stopped doing that but I wish they hadn't. Still enjoyed it the last time I was here though as it is just such a fun time. Highly recommended.

The best chips. I love the original and the wavy ones. I grew up in Connecticut which is close to…read more Massachusetts and was definitely a staple growing up. I'm happy I can still get them in North Carolina.

Linda was EXCELLENT. She is personable, friendly and knowledgeable. She went above and beyond on…read moreour tour. Her intro helped our group meld and interact throughout the tour. She is adept in historical knowledge and really knows all the best spots. I wish we started our trip with the food tour because she pointed out so many gems. We cannot thank you enough Linda!

We had a wonderful time with our host Linda! It's a great way to get a taste of history and great…read morefood! Highly recommended!

We went on a rainy day to see some whales. What was interesting is that the whales tend to be in…read moreone spot, so all of the ships were circling around an area just past the tip of Ptown. The ride out was fine and I took some ginger pills beforehand. I stayed on the outer deck, but it was COLD! Definitely worth wearing extra layers and maybe even a winter jacket when venturing out, even in dead of summer. The ride back, I had to choose between cold and nausea, and I chose to sit in the enclosed area in the middle which made me feel so sick but being cold again for the hour or so ride home was not my cup of tea. The in-between: We saw so many whale families. Many of them breached. A few were saying "hi" smacking the water with their fins. Another totally jumped and spun in the air before crashing back into the water with a huge wave. On the way back to port we found one feeding using the bubbles method! I was in the middle area and too sick to get up but I saw someone recording the whole thing and got to see it from their phone! Overall it was awesome. The one thing that's a little bit disappointing is that they tend to go out twice a day. I learned later that that's because they're on a strict schedule with regards to high and low tides at their docking stations. We lingered out a little bit extra for that final breached whale, and rushed back to port to avoid getting stuck at sea. The price is a little steep but it covers the cost of staff, fuel, and other boat needed things. At the end of the tour the guide (describes what you're going to see and what's going on around the vessel in the water) asks for tips and you can drop a few bucks into a bucket as you disembark the ship. Happy whale watching!

Top notch experience. Finally got to see humpback whales up close & person... well as close as is…read morefor me & the whales. The vessel can really move fast on the way to the Stellwagen Bank marine sanctuary & the whales. The boat uses water jet propulsion "like a giant jet ski" to avoid harming marine life. The captain skilfully steered the vessel with great consideration for the whales. I thought we'd see one or two whales. But we saw many more. The captain announced where the passengers could see the whales as they surfaced. To give passengers a chance to see the whales, the captain gently turned the boat. Ben, an onboard naturalist, came by and offered information about the whales. He had a set of photos of whale flukes and explained how they identify individual whales. Markings are like fingerprints. Fascinating. Highly recommended this whale watching cruise.

We travel a long way just to enjoy this train ride. Arrived 45 minutes before departure and enjoyed…read morethe gentleman playing the saxophone before the train arrived to take us to this adventure. Everyone got escorted to their cars and showed their designated seats. Staff was so pleasant and super polite. We got a refreshing appetizers with 2 glasses of wine, creamy clam chowder, as a main course we got oven scallops casserole that were absolutely amazing and Au Poivre Sliced Beef Tenderloin with a sauce similar to chimichurri accompanied with mashed red potatoes and veggies, super tender. The dessert was not so appealing, chocolate mousse with crushed pecans, coconut and a macaroon on top and of course coffee. We got to see a lot of what Cape Cod has to offer and the sun set by the canal. In my personal opinion the view could be better during the fall for the color changes. But overall it was a very good choice and we enjoyed it very much.

Wonderful train and dining experience in Cape Cod. The food was fantastic, the gnocchi was nice…read morewith a fresh salad and roll and chocolate cake. The views of the canal and Cape cod with the narration were excellent and interesting. The entire experience was well worth the money and time. Everything was first class. The three course dining car at lunch is well worth the extra money.

Fantastic walking tour of the making of Jaws. Mike was a wealth of knowledge. We wished the tour…read morewas longer than one hour as we were certain Mike had more stories and history to share.

We had a great time going on the Jaws tour. It was super easy to find the meeting location, Mike…read morewas a wonderful guide. Loved the place where he ended the tour. It was only an hour but we got to see a lot of places from the movie and hear other bits and pieces of trivia along the way. Would highly recommend for any Jaws fan or anyone visiting Martha's Vineyard!

We were hoping for a much better tour. The tour started pretty late and the duck mobile just drove…read morethru the street and kind of a highway !!

Lame. We'd seen Duck…read moretours going around Boston and always wanted to try them. So, when we saw them while walking around Hyannis we figured we'd give it a shot. I suspect they do their job fairs outside the old age home and the High School drama club meetings. The entire time we were on the tour all we kept hearing about is how the tour "could be better but they weren't allowed to travel there" and they were giving plugs to restaurants on the route. There was minimal historical significance when en route and being subjected to the constant snarky remarks and self deprecation which is demonstrated by the tour guides was obnoxious. The only redeeming quality to the tour is when the vehicle goes into the water for the short 10-15 minute ride. If only the guides would be quiet long enough for people to enjoy it... UGH. Luckily the tour was relatively inexpensive. Though the guides continue to remind you throughout the trip that they accept tips. I neglected to leave anything and high tailed it out of there. Stay away!

James was a great tour guide. I don't know how he keeps all that history in his head. Educational,…read morea comfortable ride, and a complete view of the island. We made a couple of stops which were very enjoyable. We would have liked a bit of time in Edgartown also but enjoyed the drive through so now we know we want to go back. Very convenient picking up the tour from the ferry.

Craig was great today. We wanted to see and hear personal stories as well as some history, and we…read morereceived that and more. He regaled us with 38 years of experiences as we made our way to and from the cliffs of Aquinnah (Go. It's beautiful and reminds us of the majesty of nature.) We asked all our questions, got every question answered and laughed and sang with Craig on the way back. The last time I was here, I did the African American history group tour, and it was pretty good. This tour was better because it was a private tour. I would recommend Craig's private tour for anyone.

Really excellent experience. We went on the high tide tour and it was very good. Somewhat difficult…read moreat the beginning because of the wind and tide. So if you're not in good shape, maybe the low tide tour would be better. But once we got going (about 1/2 way through) we were in the vicinity of hundreds of seals. Overall a great experience.

We did the low tide marsh tour in Eastham. It was one of the highlights of our week on the Cape…read more Paddling through the marshes was so beautiful and peaceful; we loved seeing the oyster farms, getting up close to seals, and stopping at Coast Guard Beach. Our guide Jeff was friendly, low key, and knowledgeable. The only downside to the experience was that a family rudely showed up late and the other parties lost tour time waiting for them.