You'll roar for more after riding Codzilla.We put the pedal to the metal and the volume to 11 as we blast an original soundtrack and storyline that takes you on a fun, up-tempo journey. Sit back and relax? Not on this cruise, which is no ordinary boat ride. True to its name, Codzilla is monstrously fun--a thrill a minute as you scream across the water at up to 40 MPH, with a few hairpin turns and 360-degree spins thrown in for evil measure.
The boat, Codzilla, is 70 feet of marine aluminum and bad attitude, prowling the ocean with two turbo-charged diesel engines, state-of-the-art water jets, and 2,800 horsepower. Its unique hull design makes it capable of thrilling turns and spinning on a dime. So be sure to secure all hats, scarves, eyewear, and bad hairpieces!Codzilla is a wet ride and you may experience anything from a light saltwater spray to a shirt-wringing splash.
Important information - There may be restrictions
Children must be at least 4 years old and 42 inches tall. They must be supervised at all times.
All passengers must stay seated with seatbelts securely fastened and hold onto the safety rail in front of the seat while Codzilla is in motion.
Due to the fast, intense maneuvers, and extreme forces of the Codzilla Thrill Ride, you should only board if you are in good health and free from high blood pressure; heart, back or neck problems; motion sickness; or other conditions that could be aggravated by the ride.
Immerse yourself in the ghostly mysteries of Boston's historic streets.History, heroism, and horror surround you on this walking tour of Boston's strangest sites.
You will see Boston Common through a new lens and explore the sites of pivotal moments in America's birth while listening to tales of death both heroic and senseless.
Itinerary:
Boston Common
Home to the "hanging tree," where early executions took place
Massachusetts State House
Site of martyr Mary Dyer's statue
Boston Athenaeum
Where Nathaniel Hawthorne first saw a reverend ghost
Omni Parker House
The most haunted building in Boston
King's Chapel Burying Ground
Oldest cemetery in Boston
Old State House
Near the site of the Boston Massacre
Granary Burial Ground
Final resting place for three signers of the Declaration of Independence
Walk Boston's Freedom Trail with a local guide who brings the city's history -- and its food scene -- to life.This tour pairs landmark sites with optional tastings of classic bites like clam chowder, baked beans, and cannoli.
You'll visit highlights like the Boston Public Market, Faneuil Hall, the Paul Revere House, and Old North Church.On Fridays and Saturdays, you'll even see the 300-year-old Haymarket tradition in action.
Along the way, stroll historic streets, hear lesser-known local stories, and take in views of the Rose Kennedy Greenway and the Holocaust Memorial park.
Your guide will suggest delicious dishes at each stop. Try what you like -- or just enjoy the atmosphere. Sampling everything will run about $30.
On our Secret Food Tour: Boston, you'll savor the freshest seafood and the famous Italian dishes that have been a staple in the North End for the past 100 years. As you explore the vibrant culinary scene, you will learn about the city's 400-year history, one bite at a time. On this tour, you'll sample famous clam chowder, a fresh lobster roll, delightful Arancini, a classic Chicken Parmesan sandwich, and a mouth-watering dessert. Plus, don't forget our Secret Dish!
Itinerary
We'll begin our journey exploring the Blackstone Block Historic District where you'll enjoy New England clam chowder in one of the oldest restaurants in America!
Next, you'll discover the secrets of the Boston Public Market, an urban food hall and marketplace where the locals shop. And speaking of secrets, your guide will show you how to bypass the long lines to get the best lobster roll in town!
Now it's time to venture into the historic North End, Boston's very own Little Italy.
Don't forget to say "hi!" to Paul Revere and other American legends as your guide leads you through parts of the Freedom Trail.
And, of course, a visit to the North End wouldn't be complete without indulging in the quintessential Italian pizza - a perfect balance of crispy perfection and mouthwatering melted cheese
And, finally, conclude your adventure learning all about Boston's legendary Cannoli Wars while sampling one of the city's best.
As with all our tours, there's our delicious Secret Dish.
Upgrade your Secret Food Tours: Boston, experience with three drink selections chosen to pair with the food you'll be served.*
Colonial Ale
Downeast "Original Blend" Cider
Espresso Martini
*You must be 21 and older and have a valid ID.
The itinerary and menu is subject to change, based on the locations' availability, weather, and other circumstances.
Boston is an iconic and historical city that is easy to explore on foot with incredible stories to tell, and a unique blend of colonial, French, and Georgian architecture. This walking tour will take you not only to the Freedom Trail, but also to several other notable sights that make the city so unique.
On your private half-day tour, you will:
-Meet your guide in Copley Square, and see Trinity Church and Boston Public Library, built as a "palace for the people" and was the first large, free municipal library in America;
-Visit the historic 54th Regiment Memorial, where Robert Gould Shaw led the regiment out of Boston to fight the South in the Civil War;
-Enjoy Boston Commons Public Garden, and see the fun Make Way for Ducklings statues;
-Stroll through the picturesque Beacon Hill neighbourhood, lined with Federal-style and Victorian brick row houses lit by antique lanterns;
-Visit the famous Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Quincy Market, and vibrant Boston Public Market;
-Enjoy some of the key sites of the Freedom Trail, including the Granary Burying Ground, where Paul Revere, John Hancock, and Sam Adams are buried;
-See Park Street Church, part of the Freedom Trail, from where the women's march took place;
-Pay homage at the site of the Boston Massacre of 1770, and hear the turbulent history which led to the tragedy;
-Finish with an idyllic stroll along Boston Harbour, where the famous Boston Tea Party took place.
-Whether this is your first time in Boston or your fiftieth, this tour is the insider's tour, which will take you through the heart of the city's highlights, while also hitting several of the spots often missed on whistle-stop tours.
On your private tour, you will get to unpack this city's rich history - from its pre-revolutionary roots through to the modern-day.
You'll hear stories of locals whose names you've heard your entire life - like John Hancock and John Adams - and learn lesser-known stories of the minorities - immigrants, African-Americans, and women - who have been ever-present in the city's history, making it the iconic city it is today.
A trip to Boston is incomplete without enjoying its spectacular local fare, and your private guide will recommend you to their favourite spot in case you want to have a taste of the classics: a lobster roll and fantastic cider, made from locally sourced apples.
Highlights
See the first and architecturally beautiful Boston Public Library
Learn about the first state constitution in the United States
Discover where Alexander Graham Bell first used the telephone
You're a professional record-setter who aims to be the first in everything you do, but how do you become the first at everything? Simple.
You race to be the first person to visit every first in a country, a feat you can only accomplish in one place--Boston.
But time is of the essence because others want the record too! So now you must race to solve clues and be the fastest to find Boston's firsts and explore its history in order to get the World Record win. And you start...now. Ready, set, race!
Learn about Boston's rich history and its standing in the U.S history of being "first in the nation" to build and enact many things. You'll see the architecturally beautiful Public Library, historic State House, lush Boston Common, and many more iconic firsts.
Languages
Audioguide available in English.
How does it work?
This quest has 12 challenges. After booking, follow the instructions you receive by e-mail for playing this city game and walking tour. Make sure you download the Questo mobile app from GooglePlay or the Apple App Store. Create a new account inside the Questo app with your email address to begin the game. Please note, in order to play the game, you will need an internet connection. This is a self-guided game type tour. You must be at the starting point (that you'll see in the app) in order to begin, or else the game won't start.
Enjoy exclusive backstage access to Boston's iconic seafood gems while savoring the city's most delicious and locally sourced favorites.
Join a local guide and explore the oldest continuously operating fish pier in America, go behind the scenes at an independent seafood distributor and family-run seafood shacks with stunning harbor views, and discover why Boston is the seafood capital of the US. Along the way, uncover hidden histories, striking architecture, and the incredible effort that made Boston Harbor one of the cleanest, most sustainable urban waterfronts in the world. Try a lobster roll, creamy clam chowder, and other locally sourced regional favorites.
Meet your guide in Boston's historic Seaport District and dive into the fascinating history of one of America's fastest-growing neighborhoods, where modern skyscrapers are literally built atop shipwrecks. Venture into one of the most iconic family businesses where you will be given an exclusive, behind the scenes look at their lobster processing facilities before enjoying a classic New England seafood staple.
From there, stroll along the Harborwalk, a historic waterfront path linking the entire city to the harbor. Then, trace the footsteps of generations of fishermen as we explore the oldest continuously operating fish pier in the U.S. At this hidden gem, enjoy a rare access to the inner workings of the seafood industry with a backstage view of the sustainable process that brings the ocean's best from boat to a plate near you, anywhere in the world in record time. Along the way, your guide will take you into charming seafood markets and waterfront shackswhere you will sample some of Boston's freshest catch.
Next, take in a stunning waterfront view of Boston's skyline and learn about the remarkable conservation efforts that have created one of the world's cleanest, most sustainable urban waterfronts. For this tour we've partnered with Save The Harbor, one of Boston's key organizations in charge of keeping the waters healthy and fishing sustainable. Savor Boston's best lobster roll and a cup of classic New England clam chowder.Depending on the season and daily availability, you may also try stuffed scallops, stuffed clams, raw oysters, or fried clams. End with an iconic dish from a century-old family business, enjoyed along the Fort Point Channel. With minds full of local history and stomachs full of Boston's best seafood, conclude your tour at the Rose Kennedy Greenway--a public park filled with greenery, art installations, and convenient transportation links. If you are staying longer in Boston, don't forget to ask your guide for tips on the best places to eat, drink, and explore.
If you're spending more time in Boston, be sure to ask your guide for recommendations on the best spots to eat, drink and visit.
Important information
Dietary requirements: This seafood tour centers around shellfish and therefore is not suitable for anybody with a shellfish allergy, as we are unable to offer suitable substitutions. For any other food allergies please advise us at least 24hrs prior to departure or we cannot guarantee suitable food alternatives.
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