Massachusetts Vacations

This famous East Coast state is saturated in history, providing guests with an endless array of activities that can educate and inspire. Visitors can enjoy the spectacular diversity that each of Massachusetts’ cities has to offer, from bustling Boston to isolated Nantucket to scenic Plymouth. Massachusetts is home to the notorious place where the Pilgrims ended their Mayflower voyage in 1620, Plymouth Rock. The Plymouth Colony was one of the first settled colonies to prosper, and by 1629 the area was home to the Massachusetts Bay Colony, which received the first large Puritan immigration from England. This staggering historic state is home to numerous pre-revolution and Revolutionary War sites, and boasts tourism and industry as some of its largest economic endeavors.

Cultural enthusiasts and history buffs alike can enjoy the wealth of historic attractions that Boston, Massachusetts has to offer. Once referred to as the Puritan’s ‘shining city on a hill,’ this great brick city is home to numerous historic sites. Guests who would like to learn more about the city’s history can embark on a walking journey along the Freedom Trail. This well-marked Trail leads visitors to 16 historical sites that span a stunning 250 years of America’s development. Visitors can follow the red brick or painted line to various Freedom Trail markers that mark reputable sites such as the Old South Meeting House, the Boston Massacre Site, the Old North Church and the Bunker Hill Monument. Couples who would rather enjoy the city’s natural attractions can ride the swan boats in Boston’s scenic Public Garden or take a ferry to the Boston Harbor Islands. Art enthusiasts can enjoy seeing the latest exhibit at the Institute of Contemporary Art or the Museum of Fine Art, while historians who would like to learn more about Boston’s storied past can visit the Commonwealth Museum or the Gibson House Museum. Guests can catch a show at one of Boston’s signature historic theaters or concert halls—the Boston Opera House offers spectacular French and Italian architectural styles—while visitors who would like to tour some of the nation’s most campuses can stop by Harvard Square.

Massachusetts has a variety of vacation destinations for visitors who would just like to get away from it all. Martha’s Vineyard is located off the coast of Massachusetts and offers a charming village that is home to 5,000 year-round residents, spectacular beaches and stunning seaside views. As Massachusetts’ largest island, Martha’s Vineyard is accessible by ferry and is a popular retreat during the summer months. Historic Nantucket Island is a mere 14 miles long and 2.5 miles wide, and is accessible from the mainland by ferry. The small fishing village is home to many fine dining options, art galleries, boutique shops and a charming marina. Nantucket Island is a popular destination for day trips and weekend vacations. Guests who would like to spend some time outside can explore the island by bike, swim in the chilly Atlantic, sail off the coast or fish for the elusive stripers. Families can tour the island’s historic sites by bus or bike, or skate in the Nantucket Ice Community Rink year round.

Scenic Provincetown offers visitors a variety of activities to enjoy on their mainland excursion. The area features numerous stunning beaches, each with something different to offer. Race Point entertains guests with towering sand dunes while Herring Cove offers glimpses of the waters where the Atlantic Ocean meets Cape Cod Bay. History buffs can stop by the Pilgrim Monument, which commemorates the arrival of the Mayflower Pilgrims. Visitors can walk to the top of the monument and enjoy the spectacular view from the tallest all-granite structure in the nation. Guests can also stop by nearby Provincetown Museum to view local art and learn more about the town’s history.


Massachusetts Hotels

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Carriage House Inn
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Carriage House Inn
407 Old Harbor Rd, Chatham
100% recommended | 247 reviews
Guests of Carriage House Inn liked the extremely comfortable beds, the convenient location, the great condition of the rooms and the attentive and courteous staff.
  • 2
    Chatham Gables Inn
    364 Old Harbor Rd., Chatham
    99% recommended | 53 reviews
  • 3
    SeaCoast Inn
    33 Ocean Street, Hyannis
    100% recommended | 497 reviews
  • 4
    Captains House Inn
    369 Old Harbor Road, Chatham
    99% recommended | 370 reviews


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