7 Night Cruise sailing from Boston roundtrip aboard American Constitution.

Adorned with gray shingle cottages, serene beaches, and colorful clam shacks, Cape Cod is the perfect a summer retreat. Begin and end your journey in Boston, a city brimming with history and character. Travel to the picturesque town of Gloucester and admire vintage lighthouses, historic schooners, and impressive homes that line the waterfront. Visit Provincetown, a bohemian seaport with unique art galleries and excellent whale-watching opportunities.

Enjoy the charming villages and gingerbread cottages of Martha’s Vineyard, before exploring the opulent summer seaside estates of Newport along the Avenue of Mansions. Along the way, savor the delicious fresh seafood for which New England is known, from oysters and scallops to world-famous clam chowder and lobster bisque.

Day 1 Boston
Known for its famous baked beans, Fenway Park, The Boston Marathon, and the Boston Tea Party, this vibrant city is a great way to start your Cape Codder cruise. Boston is a unique blend of colonial history and cutting-edge innovation. Arrive a day early to explore its diverse neighborhoods, walk the Freedom Trail, or enjoy shopping at Quincy Market.

Day 2 Gloucester, MA
Located a few miles from Boston, Gloucester is the home to America's original seaport and the oldest working art colony in North America. The town’s picturesque waterfront has drawn fishermen, artists, and visitors for over four hundred years. With over 60 miles of coastline, there is a wealth of stunning views to enjoy and plenty of fresh seafood to savor.

Day 3 Plymouth, MA
Plymouth is a coastal town, and the site of the first Pilgrim settlement, founded in 1620. Plymouth Rock, a boulder in Pilgrim Memorial State park, marks the place where settlers are thought to have landed on the shore. The Mayflower II, a full-scale replica of the ship that carried the Pilgrims across the Atlantic, is usually anchored at the park.

Day 4 Martha's Vineyard
During the 18th and 19th centuries, Martha's Vineyard was a hub for merchant ships carrying exotic cargo from the far corners of the world. Today, the island is one of the most popular vacation spots in New England, comprised of six distinct towns. Historic Edgartown is the most genteel town on the island, featuring freshly painted white clapboard colonial homes and manicured gardens.

Day 5 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Day 6 New Bedford, MA

Day 7 Provincetown, MA
Originally settled as an artist colony, Provincetown is now one of the most popular summer destinations on Cape Cod. Known for its quaint shops, colorful architecture, and relaxing beaches, Provincetown offers guests a great opportunity to explore historic Cape Cod culture.

Day 8 Boston, MA
Welcome back one of America's most dynamic cities. Boston is an incredible living history museum and the perfect port from which begin and end your amazing voyage. Stay a day or two to explore all the highlights of this incredible destination.