Posted 1 year ago by vanessa in response to vincent's question:
I've heard Boston is a good place for whale-watching. Any tour operators?(give a different answer) .
It's true, that's one of the most popular activities for visitors between April and October. Most of the trips involve a 30-mile boat trip east of the city - also a good ocasion to see dolphins, birds and other sea life. Here are some companies that offer tours: New England Aquarium (617-973-5281), Massachusetts Bay Lines (617-542-8000) and Boston Harbor Cruises (617-227-4321). The admission fee is around $29-30.
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