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Experience Boston Harbor on a classic schooner with brunch from Flour Bakery, mimosas, and stunning skyline views—perfect for a relaxed weekend outing.
If you’re looking for a leisurely way to enjoy Boston, this Sunday sail might just be the ticket. It offers a relaxed two-hour cruise around the harbor, complete with brunch treats from Flour Bakery and plenty of bubbly. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a local wanting a different perspective of the city, this experience blends scenic views, good company, and tasty snacks in a way that feels uncomplicated and fun.
What makes this sail stand out are two things we really appreciate: the chance to sip mimosas while watching the skyline and the opportunity to enjoy fresh pastries from one of Boston’s beloved bakeries. On the flip side, it’s worth noting that this isn’t a narrated tour, so if you’re eager for deep local stories, you’ll need to ask the crew. It’s a perfect choice for those who want a laid-back, social outing on the water rather than a formal history lesson.
If you love charming boat rides, good food, and friendly company, this sail is a great pick. It’s especially suited for couples, friends, or anyone wanting a relaxed Boston experience with a touch of elegance. Just keep in mind that it’s an adult event, with a minimum age of 21 for drinking and no wheelchair access.


This cruise is truly about combining scenic beauty with casual indulgence. Starting from Fan Pier Marina — no longer at Long Wharf — the departure point is straightforward if you follow the “Liberty Fleet Boarding” signs. Once onboard the Liberty Star, a classic schooner, you’re greeted with a sense of nautical charm and open air.
The sailing route takes you around Boston Harbor, offering iconic views of the city skyline, the waterfront, and perhaps glimpses of historic landmarks like the USS Constitution. The voyage is designed for relaxation, with no stops along the way, so your focus can be on soaking in the scenery.
One of the highlights is the brunch service. Passengers are treated to pastries from Flour Bakery + Cafe, which are described as “fresh” and delicious. Complemented by complimentary coffee and tea, this makes for a delightful start to your Sunday. The treats are praised for their quality, making this more than just a boat ride — it’s a genuine foodie experience in itself.
As for drinks, you can purchase mimosas, local beers, wine, cocktails, soda, and water. The reviews mention that the mimosas are “cheap, plentiful, and island strength,” meaning you’ll probably enjoy a good buzz without breaking the bank. If you prefer, you are welcome to bring your own snacks, but outside beverages and coolers are not permitted, which helps keep the boat tidy and enjoyable for everyone.
While the experience doesn’t feature formal narration, the crew is happy to share insights about the landmarks if asked. One reviewer noted that the captain and crew, especially “Freddo,” were approachable and fun, adding a personal touch to the cruise.
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The price of $75 per person covers the sail, brunch with coffee and tea, alcoholic drinks, and tips. Not included are outside drinks and coolers, so plan accordingly. Booking is flexible, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, and you can reserve now and pay later — a sensible option if your plans are still fluid.
The boarding process is simple: arrive at Fan Pier Marina, locate the “Liberty Fleet Boarding” sign near the Reel House Oyster Bar, walk to the dock, and find the boat. It’s a two-hour voyage, typically in the morning, making it an ideal way to start your Sunday.
Guests must be over 21 to enjoy the drinks, and note that the experience is not wheelchair accessible. Since the weather is a factor, the sail is weather-dependent; if canceled, a full refund or alternate date is offered.

For $75, you get a two-hour scenic sail with delicious pastries, unlimited coffee and tea, and the chance to enjoy a relaxed social atmosphere. The combination of a comfortable boat, scenic vistas, and good food makes it feel like a luxury without the hefty price tag. The reviews highlight the friendly crew and the beautiful views as standout features, making it clear that this experience delivers more than just a boat ride — it’s a memorable outing.
While it’s not a narrated tour, the opportunity to ask crew members about local landmarks adds a personal touch. The sail’s relaxed vibe suits those who enjoy casual, quality experiences rather than structured sightseeing.
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This cruise is best suited for adults looking for a laid-back, scenic outing. It’s perfect if you enjoy good food, drinks, and socializing in a beautiful setting. It’s also a great option for special occasions or weekend treats. If you’re traveling with someone who appreciates a mix of nature, city views, and tasty bites, this will check all the boxes.
However, if you’re after an in-depth historical narration or need wheelchair access, this may not be the best fit. It’s more about enjoying the moment — the views, the company, and the food — rather than education or accessibility.

This Boston harbor sail offers a charming way to spend a Sunday morning. The combination of fresh pastries, unlimited champagne-like mimosas, and spectacular harbor vistas makes for a relaxed, enjoyable escape from the city’s hustle. The friendly crew and easy boarding process enhance the experience, and the overall value is quite good considering the included brunch and drinks.
If your idea of a perfect weekend involves leisurely sailing, scenic views, and tasty snacks, this trip hits the mark. It’s especially suitable for couples, friends, or anyone wanting a casual, memorable outing on Boston’s waters. Just remember to dress for the weather, arrive on time, and bring your appetite for a delightful brunch with a splash of sea breeze.

Is there a dress code for the sail?
There’s no formal dress code, but it’s best to wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing. Since you’re outside, consider layers and sun protection.
Can I bring my own snacks or drinks?
You’re welcome to bring your own snacks or bagged lunch, but outside beverages and coolers are not permitted.
How long is the cruise?
The cruise lasts approximately 2 hours, making it a perfect morning or early afternoon activity.
Where do I board the boat?
Board at Fan Pier Marina, following signs for “Liberty Fleet Boarding” near the Reel House Oyster Bar and walking along the dock to the Liberty Star.
Are alcoholic beverages included in the price?
No, but you can purchase mimosas, beer, wine, cocktails, and soft drinks onboard. The reviews mention that mimosas are plentiful and strong.
Is there any narration or guided commentary?
No formal narration is provided, but crew members are happy to answer questions and share insights about local landmarks.
Can children participate?
Guests must be over 21 to consume alcohol, and the tour is geared toward adult relaxation. It’s not designed for children.
What if the weather is bad?
The sail is weather-dependent; if canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
Is the tour accessible for wheelchairs?
No, this experience is not wheelchair accessible.
In all, this Boston harbor sail offers a delightful slice of nautical leisure, perfect for those seeking a relaxed, scenic outing with good food and drinks. It’s a unique way to see the city from the water, with the added comfort of brunch and a friendly crew to make you feel at home.
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