Breaking Through The Boston Spring

What you do with your family and friends during spring break depends very much on your personal preferences. Some go for Spring Fever Margarita Tasting, sign up for rock climbing classes with Boston Rock Gym, learn how to sail with Community Sailing on the Charles, learn how to make a free-flying hawk land on your hand with New England Falconry, while others go on a bar crawl or a wild night-out with their friends in Harvard Square in Cambridge and Davis Square in Somerville. If you're interested in theater and drama, there are awesome shows at the Boston Opera House and The Huntington Theater Company, while the Museum of Science has a stellar line-up of activities and exhibits ready to amaze even the best you.

They all sound amazing, we know, but here are some options that we think you may consider if you’re thinking of spending some time outdoors after the cold weather. As long as you have the Boston charter bus waiting around for you when you’re done, it’s all good!

1. A Whale-Watching Wow-vaganza

Add : 1, Long Wharf, Boston MA, 02110
Contact : (617) 227-4321 / (877) SEE-WHALE (733-9425)
Price : $53 per Adult, $45 per Senior, $33 per Child age 3 - 11, $16 per Child age 3 and younger, $142 for Family 4-Pack
www.bostonharborcruises.com
If you’ve never been on a whale-watching trip, it will break every perception you’ll have about heading out to sea. Take your little ones out, bring your parents, grab your best friends, or drag your better half and head out for the whale-watching season with the nearest whale-watching tour guide this spring! Organizations like the Boston Harbor Cruises and the Whale Watch Tour Boston offer great deals for families and groups, so, DO take advantage of the promotions. Some may promise you a money back guarantee on the voyage, especially if you’re planning on a whole-day tour looking out for humpbacks, finbacks, minkes and pilot whales. The species, and some critically-endangered ones, would often make appearances around the waters near Boston during spring. A primary wildlife viewing destination is the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary which is also where you might catch some white-sided dolphins in action!

The mind-blowing expeditions are manned by trained naturalists from the New England Aquarium who will give talks on board the high-speed catamarans. It’s a great way to learn about how scientists track each marine wildlife and collect data about them, their feeding ground and habitat. Most of the whales make repeat visits to the Massachusetts Bay around the same time every year, hence, the guides and scientists, literally, know each of the whale and dolphin by name.
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Spring Into Action Right Now and Start Booking Your Boston Charter Bus!

NOW is the perfect time to try to get your game together. Discuss your plans with your family and friends, trim budgets, decide and let’s get started with your spring break! Charter Bus Boston is ready to get you geared up for your spring action with a charter bus, comfortable coach, reliable van, party bus or limousine, depending on what you need the vehicles for. Just give us a call right now or contact us through our online form and we’ll get right back to you with a free quote! Without a doubt, Charter Bus Boston is the perfect partner for your spring break event-planning.