Multi-Day Tours

Sprague Mansion

The home was originally built in 1790 and remained in the family for four generations. The Sprague Family produced two governors who also became US Senators, and built a thriving commercial enterprise that included nine mills, and controlling interest in industries, railroads and banks. Sprague Mansion has been featured on “Ghost Hunters”, and this tour will include a description of paranormal activity reported in the home.

Haunted Happenings in Salem, MA

Salem’s connection to Halloween begins with the tragic events that unfolded during the Salem Witch Trials. The 19 innocent victims who lost their lives in 1692 were not witches, they were only so accused due to Puritan beliefs of the time. The Salem Witch Trials were later revived with Arthur Miller’s 1953 work, The Crucible, and again in 1992 during the tercentenary of the events and the unveiling of the Salem Witch Trials Memorial. By 1982, the City has planned the first Salem Haunted Happenings Festival during Halloween weekend. The festival was an effort to provide family-friendly events for guests who were interested in visiting the “Witch City.” Following the first festival’s success with about 50,000 guests in attendance, the annual event has continued to grow each season, drawing everyone from families, couples, history buffs, and Halloween enthusiasts from all over the world.

Salem Witch Museum

The Salem Witch Museum is a museum in Salem, MA about the Witch Trials of 1692.  The museum is based on the actual documents of the trials.  A multi-sensory presentation including 13 life sized stage settings that re-creates the horrible and truthful events known as the Salem Witch Trials.

Live Performance of “Cry Innocent”

The audience is the jury at the trial of Bridget Bishop, accused of witchcraft. Hear the testimony, ask the questions and you decide the verdict – innocent or guilty?

Haunted Footsteps Ghost Tour

The engaging and often ghostly guides creatively convey Salem’s authentic haunted history.

Lizzie Borden House

The Lizzie Borden House is the site of one of the most famous crimes in American history! In 1892, a wealthy businessman and his wife were brutally murdered, and their youngest daughter Lizzie is accused… did she do it? Hear the details that shocked the nation, tour the rooms where the evidence was found, and you decide if Lizzie is guilty.

Hampton Inn – Billerica

Provincetown, MA

Provincetown is at the northern tip of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The seaside town is on the site of the Mayflower’s landing in 1620.

Pilgrim Monument & Provincetown Museum

The monument is the tallest granite tower in the United States and commemorates the historic Pilgrim landing. Climb 252 steps and enjoy panoramic views from the tower. The museum’s exhibits feature pilgrim and maritime history, whaling, and the early days of modern American theater in Provincetown.

Dune Tour

Imagine dunes stretching as far as you can see with wispy beach grass, dark green pine trees and deep red beach plums nestled in hollows which are brought together by a silhouette of blue sky. You will travel through the majestic dunes where your guide points out the “dune shacks” where famous artists and writers like Eugene O’Neill and Harry Kemp became inspired to create their art. You will also pass the remains of the Peaked Hill Life Saving Station and learn how the brave “life savers” enacted their heroic efforts to save the lives of thousands from the doomed shipwrecks. You will be amazed at what you will see on this incredibly scenic sand dune tour.

Guided Tour of Outer Cape

The area explored by the Pilgrims during their five-week stay in Provincetown. Stop at First Encounter Beach where Pilgrims scouting a settlement location were met by Native American shouts and arrows! At Corn Hill the Pilgrims found and seized sites of interest include “Cape Cod Light”, commissioned by George Washington and the first light station on Cape Cod (beautiful ocean views from the Observation Deck, overlooking the Atlantic.)

Mayflower II

Tour a full-scale reproduction of the Pilgrim’s ship. Learn about the 1620 voyage, the perils of maritime travel, and explore the passengers cramped quarters below.

Pilgrim Hall Museum

The Pilgrim Hall museum houses an unmatched collection of Pilgrim possessions, telling the story of brave and determined men and women building lives in a new world. View William Bradford’s Bible, Myles Standish’s sword, the cradle of New England’s first-born, Peregrine White, and the earliest sampler made in America, embroidered by Myles Standish’s daughter.

Plimoth Plantation

Explore the Plimoth Plantation -the 1627 Pilgrim Village, and the Native American Wampanoag Homesite. At the Homesite you will interact with modern day Native Americans in traditional clothing as they practice time honored skills. In the Pilgrim Village costumed interpreters re-enact life in 1627 performing daily tasks, cooking, harvesting, gardening, an d tending farm animals giving you fascination insight into Pilgrim life in the New World! At the Visitor’s Center view an orientation film, shop at the museum store and enjoy special exhibits.

A.D. Makepeace Cranberry Bog Farm

Visit A.D. Makepeace, the world’s largest cranberry grower! Travel on the bus with a guide to the cranberry bog areas. Stops are included where you will get off the bus for an up close look at a bog in production. Every effort is made to show wet harvesting in detail. Learn about the yearly cycle of cranberry growing, the methods of harvesting and insight on being a cranberry farmer.

Hampton Inn – Bourne, MA