Boston Seafood Lovers Tour in Boston, MA
Boston Pizza Tours •
191 Hanover Street • Boston, MA 02113
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Relish Boston’s most iconic seafood dishes like clam chowder, crab cakes, and a full-size lobster roll on this 2.5-hour Boston seafood tour. Explore the city’s historic North End, Long Wharf, Blackstone Block, and Boston Harbor, as you savor award-winning eats. This delicious walking tour includes three seafood stops and rich Colonial and Revolutionary history.
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Parking garages and open-air parking lots are available within a 5-minute walk from where your tour begins. There are open-air parking lots along Commercial Street and Atlantic Avenue in the North End or garages at Aquarium and Haymarket. The best way to get around Boston is by MBTA subway. If you take public transportation, the closest subway stops are Haymarket (orange & green lines) and Aquarium (blue line), with commuter rail service at North Station.
Boston Seafood Lovers Tour can accommodate dietary needs with advance notice. If you or anyone in your group has dietary restrictions, including but not limited to allergic, diabetic, or vegetarian, please make a note of it when booking your tickets.
Boston is an old city, but most locations are wheelchair-accessible. For guests with hearing difficulties, a written script of the narration will be available upon request. If you or anyone in your group requires ADA assistance, please make a note of your request in the "Have Special Needs" comment section when booking your ticket(s).
Boston Seafood Lovers Tour is held rain, shine, or snow. In the event of inclement weather, the group will be able to go inside many of the establishments while on tour. Please also remember to wear weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable footwear. In the unlikely event of tour cancellation, Boston Pizza Tours will work with you to reschedule.
Cash tips or gratuities are customary for tour guides and much appreciated if you enjoyed the Boston Seafood Lovers Tour. The standard gratuity for Boston guides is 10 to 15%.
Bring a camera and a small bottle of water. Best to apply sunscreen on your exposed skin and wear sunglasses when it's hot out. On the other hand, Boston can get cold, so wear layers of clothing and bring gloves and a scarf. Don't forget an umbrella on rainy days. Some stops are cash-only, so best to bring cash to buy drinks or souvenirs and to tip the guide.
Yes, there are bathrooms available at selected restaurant stops.
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