Plimoth Plantation Tours and Tickets

Explore the historic legacy of New England during this 11-hour trip to historic Plymouth and Cape Code with a small group. Join no more than 14 guests as you explore the Cape Cod town of Sandwich and its Heritage Museum and Gardens. Then head to colonial-era Plymouth to discover the Plimouth Plantation, the famous Plymouth Rock, and much more.

Enjoy a deep dive into two of New England's most historic seaside towns, Plymouth and Newport, during this full day excursion. Travel back to the earliest days of American history and the Pilgrims as you visit Plymouth Rock, check out Plymouth Plantation and discover a recreation of a 17th-century English village. Then continue to nearby Newport, Rhode Island, long home to some of America's elite, to explore the opulent seaside Breakers Mansion. Round-trip shared transport from Boston is included.

Seeing the best of Boston doesn't get any easier, or more economical, than with the Go Boston Card. This flexible sightseeing pass allows visitors to pick and choose from a wide variety of Boston's top attractions, almost 40 in all, at any pace desired over the course of one, two, three, five or seven consecutive days. Enjoy immediate entry to attractions. Simply download the pass on your mobile device and go. No voucher redemption is required.

Travel back in time to experience the Plymouth Colony as it was in the 17th century on this guided day trip. Plimoth Plantation, the living history museum in Plymouth, Massachusetts, shows the original settlement of the Plymouth Colony established in the 17th century by English colonists, some of whom later became known as Pilgrims. Mingle with costumed role players who re-enact life in colonial America, visit Grist Mill and more. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included on this narrated sightseeing tour.

Immerse yourself in the earliest days of American history during this 8-hour private group trip to Plimouth Plantation. Grab a group of up to 14 passengers as you're whisked from Boston aboard a luxurious private vehicle to visit this re-creation of a 17th-century colonial village. You'll also learn about New England's Wampanoag Native American tribe and visit the iconic Plymouth Rock.