4 days, 3 nights
With major institutions like Harvard and MIT, Boston is one of the major educational center in the World. To some Boston is the first American city but there is no debate that American Revolution was started in Boston. Boston Student Group Trip features American history and the presence Boston as the economic and cultural hub of New England.
4 day Boston Student Group Trip can be customized to include additional days in Boston, New York and D.C. with educational components. Boston Student Group Trip is designed for private student groups with 20 or more students accompanied by adult chaperones. Schools are responsible for arranging parent and teacher chaperones.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
To reserve, $300.00 per person deposit is due at least 120 days from trip date. Remaining balance payment with rooming list and flight information is due 60 days from trip date. Price is subject to availability. There is $300.00 per person cancellation charge if cancellation is made within 120 days from trip date. Cancellation charge is 100% of trip price if cancellation is made within 60 days from trip date. Student group must accompanied by adult chaperones.
TRIP ITINERARY
- HOTEL: Holiday Inn Logan Airport or equivalent
- Day 1 – Boston
- Aiport meet & greet by tour guide and depart for Boston city tour including
Boston Common, Quincy Market, Freedom Trail, North End, Old North Church and Copley Square.
TBA Group dinner
8 pm Hotel check-in assisted by tour guide
- Day 2 – Harvard and Tea Party Museum
- Hotel Breakfast
Morning Tea Party Museum and ships tour
Late morning Cambridge tour.
Lunch on own in Cambridge
Afternoon Harvard campus tour
After Boston tour
Dinner on own near Prudential Center
Evening Prudential Center visit
9 pm Arrive hotel
- Day 3 – Plimoth and Mayflower
- Hotel Breakfast
Full day visit to Plimoth Patuxet Museums including Mayflower,
Plimoth Crist Mill, the 17th century English village and historic Patuxet homesite
Dinner on own in Faneuil Hall
9 pm Arrive hotel
- Day 4 – JFK Presidential Library and Museum
- Hotel Breakfast
Morning JFK Presidential Library and Museum visit
Mid afternoon Logan Airport drop off
PRICE PER PERSON ( from)/STUDENT
$995- $1395 Quad occupancy
$1065- 1495 Triple occupancy
$1235- $1695 Double occupancy
Prices Include:
- 3 night accommodations in Boston
- Professional tour guide throughout
- Admissions: Plimoth & Patuxet Museums, Tea Part Museum, JFK Museum and Prudential Center
- Daily hotel breakfast and 1 group dinner
- Private transportation via coach
- Bus parking, fuel surcharge and toll fees
- All taxes
Prices Do Not Include:
- Meals and beverages ( except when mentioned)
- Airfare
- Travel insurance
- Hotel and airport baggage
- Driver and tour guide gratuities
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