New England

Float Your Boat | 25 Inspired Ways to See New England from the Water

Hop a ferry, catch a wildlife cruise, sail away on a schooner—and discover a whole new way to soak up New England.

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A note from the editors: After this package of travel stories was published, businesses across New England — including boat captains and cruise operators — had to reevaluate their operations in light of COVID-19. For the most up-to-date information on schedules and offerings, contact these businesses directly. We’re betting that most would love to hear from you! 
Hop a ferry, catch a wildlife cruise, sail away on a schooner—and discover a whole new way to soak up New England.
Photo Credit : Martin Haake

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