Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comNew England Seacoast
based on 9 reviews
Duration: 9 hours (approx.)
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
Product code: 3978TOUR8
9 reviews of New England Seacoast
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Well worth the trip and a very informative driver. Overall, well worth it.
Reviewed by: Mary M, Ireland, September 2008
A wonderful insight into the life of the folks who live outside the greater Boston Area. As a visitor from Ireland we certainly were impressed by the driver/guide who had a very impressive knowledge of the local areas we visited would like to repeat the trip on my next visit to Boston.
Reviewed by: Rita C, Ireland, August 2007
Our tour guide/driver was a mine of information, and humorous too. The places we visited were lovely, and the two-hour stop in Keenebunkport was just about right to get lunch and walk around. Great trip!
Reviewed by: Karen H, United Kingdom, July 2007
A lovely trip and good commentary by driver. It was a very long day made even longer by the wet weather that day but very pretty. Do take the trip but only on a dry day!
Reviewed by: Linda L, United Kingdom, October 2009
Great trip. Saw a lot of interesting places. Entertaining driver/guide.
Reviewed by: Glenn H, Australia, October 2008
I enjoyed the tour thoroughly.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, July 2007
It was lovely, we enjoyed it a lot.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, October 2006
The driver did a god job of explaining where we were going. The stops provided a good variety of activities and were appropriate in length.
Reviewed by: Kim E, United States of America, October 2006
It definitely was not what we expected. Most of the trip was not by the seacoast. We would have liked to see more of the seacoast and more light houses.
Reviewed by: Mark S, United States of America, October 2008
