What happened to Boston Harbor Cruises?

By Jon Chesto Globe Staff,October 16, 2019, 6:26 p.m. Boston Harbor Cruises has sailed a long way in its 93 years, from the early days of half-hour cruises on the Charles to the mighty perch it holds today as the harbor’s dominant ferry operator.

Who bought Boston Harbor Cruises?

Hornblower Cruises & Events
Hornblower Cruises & Events confirms it has purchased Boston Harbor Cruises.

Who owns Boston Harbor?

Boston Harbor Hotel
Location 70 Rowes Wharf, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.
Coordinates 42.3569°N 71.0502°WCoordinates:42.3569°N 71.0502°W
Owner Morgan Stanley
Management Pyramid Hotel Group

Is the Boston ferry free?

Catch the ferry to either island right from downtown Boston’s Long Wharf North… for free! Tickets are first-come, first-served. No advance reservations.

How much is a Boston Harbor Cruise?

Details about Boston Harbor Cruises Cost: Varies – most range from around $17 to $28 (plus tax) for Adults. Somewhat discounted prices are available for Children 4-12 and Seniors; Children under 4 ride free.

Can you swim in Boston Harbor?

While Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area is water-oriented, none of the islands or peninsula parks are true swimming destinations. The beaches are all gravel, so you need either tough feet or water shoes to have any chance of enjoying yourself.

Is Boston Harbor dirty?

Boston Harbor was once called the dirtiest water in America. Raw sewage, runoff of the streets, heavy metals, and excess nutrients were found in the waters.

How much is the ferry from Hingham to Boston?

Hingham to Boston Schedule & Rates

RATES
One Way Round Trip
Adult $9.75 $19.50
Senior $4.85 $9.70
Adult Ten Ride N/A

Where does the Boston Harbor cruise leave from?

Long Wharf
BHC operates many of the most popular Boston Harbor cruises, all of which leave from Long Wharf, between the New England Aquarium and the Marriott Long Wharf.

Is Boston Harbor polluted?

Boston Harbor was once called the dirtiest water in America. Raw sewage, runoff of the streets, heavy metals, and excess nutrients were found in the waters. This caused all sorts of problems for the people of Boston’s health and safety.