Everything went great! Martin took three of us on a private city tour of Boston. We were able to…read morewalk around Harvard University as well as the North End area. He showed us so much of the city that we would not have known about otherwise. He had a great Irish accent and was very knowledgeable and entertaining. I would highly recommend Martin with Trailblazer Tours.

My wife and I spent a full Saturday tour with Martin covering Boston and the Freedom Trail,…read moreCambridge, Lexington, and Concord. The day was amazing. Right from the get go, we knew we were in good hands with Martin. He showed us various maps of where we were going and what we were going to see using his iPad. This gave us Great historical perspective. His commentary and knowledge of history and fun facts were terrific. My wife and I learned so much and had the best time ever. He also chose a great spot for lunch. We had the best lobster roll, clam chowder and oysters. He also also gave us great recommendations for dinner that night and for the following day. He even went so far as to make reservations for us. If you're serious about an expert tour guide, look no farther than Martin. He's truly the best at what he does and you will have a wonderful time. Scott Van Den Berg Austin, Texas

We had a great afternoon on the tour. Joe is a wealth of knowledge from first hand experiences. If…read moreyou like true crime that is part of Bostons history- this a the tour for you.

Joe is an amazing tour guide . If you're looking for a unique and fun experience - check out the…read moreBoston Detective Tour. Whether you're from the city or visiting - this tour will make you laugh and Joes stories will keep you interested . Great way to spend an afternoon .

Had a great time on the Boston Duck Tour. Our guide, Chef Wolfgang Duck, was amazing. He was…read morehilarious, kept everyone entertained, and somehow managed to give us a great history of Boston without making it feel like a history lesson. Such a fun way to see the city, especially getting to experience Boston from both the streets and the water. Chef Wolfgang Duck definitely made the tour. Would absolutely recommend!

We were in town for a few nights with limited opportunities to sightsee. So we decided to take…read morethis tour to cover our grounds by land and sea more efficiently. So glad we did. We chose the departure near the aquarium as it was walking distance to North End, where we wanted to definitely go afterwards for restaurants and cannolis. Our host was very entertaining and animated. He was/ is a weatherman for a local station. I never knew how much of a history buff I was until this tour. I remembered things from school history classes that triggered my memory. It was such a beautiful day out for this tour. It passed by all the possible places to visit after the tour like Boston Commons/ Library, Beacon Hill, etc.' The quacking was hilarious. I also loved the sea part of the tour where kids and adults had an opportunity to drive the boat.

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.

AN ABSOLUTELY MUST DO 4 & 1/2 STARS. A SIGHTSEEING TOUR ON WATER OF BOSTON ON A PIRATE SHIP!…read moreGoldstar has Discount Tickets for this Water Adventure. If you are a Fan of those Pirate movies then you've got to experience the Real Thing! The tour combines fun interesting facts about the history of Boston plus they show you many points of interests both past & present still standing in the city. They even throw in some Pirate stories as well like Sam Bellamy & The Widdah. The crew is all dressed in Pirate attire so you really get the whole Pirate experience. We had Captain Mckinnon & Captain Mead. Both Kids & Adults will like this nautical adventure in the 7 Seas. They even let the kids help hoist the sails. This is Great to put on a future resume - Yup I helped sail a Pirate Ship. LOL! It gets chilly on the seas so bring an extra jacket. They also have Free Blankets they pass out if you're cold. You'll pass by The TD Garden, The Zakim Bridge, The Old North Church, The Seaport Area, Legal Seafood, The Rebook Headquarters, Logan Airport, The Charleston Navy Yard, The USS Constitution & many other sites. You'll definitely get heads a turning cruising in the Pirate Ship by other boaters along the route who will give you a wave. There is a rest room below the deck. It used to be, you had to have mega bucks & be really rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

Yesterday's weather was made even more perfect while enjoying a whale watch with Captain John out…read moreof Plymouth MA. We journeyed out to Stellwagen Bank and saw 30 WHALES, dolphins and grey seals! It was an exceptional day for viewing these amazing creatures. I would like to highlight our tour guide and narrator, Lindsay who is a naturalist and someone whose passion, expertise and knowledge was palpable. She is articulate and personable combining just the right amount of enthusiasm and humor throughout the trip. You could feel not only her energy but her authentic respect and devotion to educating others about these giants of the ocean. I feel blessed everyday that I get to live near the ocean here in Massachusetts and to know these amazing mammals live and breathe in our waters. Thank you to Lindsay and the entire Crew on Captain John's Whale Watch!

They offer great boat rides. Knowledgeable staff, clean bathrooms, reasonable prices. They do offer…read morelight snacks and drinks for a reasonable price. Great energy, many different boat trips to suit all.

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.

I finally got a chance to take the ferry from Logan airport to the city. To get from the airport…read moreterminals to the ferry, take the 66 route Massport bus. The ferry terminal itself is served by the Hingham-Hull ferry route along with water taxis. There is an enclosed waiting area that looked new, modern, and clean, with a lot of seating. Not sure if there are any ammenties, I didn't have a chance to go inside as the ferry was arriving and I had to head down the ramp. You buy your ticket on the ferry. I paid $9.75 for the trip from the airport to Boston. The view of the city was fantastic and got a bonus view of the old Natucket Lightship on the way. The trip itself took about 10 - 15 minutes to get to Long Wharf (near the Aquarium and Long Wharf Marriott). From there its about a 10 - 15 minute walk along the Greenway to South Station. The Aquarium Blue Line subway stop is located near Long Wharf also. You can also take the ferry in the other direction to Hingham & Hull. I'm not sure about pricing going that way. I'm giving the ferry 4 stars as it doesn't run as frequently as other public transit options from the airport. At this time of year (November 24) the ferry only stops at the airport inbound to Boston at 10:50AM, 12:45PM, 1:45PM, 4:20PM, and 8:10PM. Going outbound to Hingham/Hull, the times are 6:40AM, 7:40AM, 9:25AM, 11:15AM, 7:55PM, 9:30PM, and 10:05PM. So these are fairly specific times. It would be much better if there there were more frequent stops at least between the city and the airport. The water taxis may run more often or may be pay and go, however I'm not sure of how they work.