SUMMIT 2018

Cruise Critic Port Summary

Cruise  Critic has some outstanding port summaries. All of them include tabs. Scroll down and look for six tabs that include (on some but not all ports):

• Cruises going there (you don't need this one)
• Things to do
• General info (including where we are docked)
• Port reviews from other cruisers
• Shore excursion ideas
• Forums (like ours) that talk about the port.

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AARP Boston Travel Guide

Just because we are all in this age bracket, we don't have to do everything AARP recommends but this is a good guide. Check it out.

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City of Boston Official site

This is the official city site of Boston. Although it is a government site, this particular page has travel info from the city's point of view.

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Fodor's Boston

One of the two (along with Frommer's) of the traditional travel guides, their web presence is pretty darned good. Check out their site.

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Trip Adviser Boston

If you love Trip Adviser, here's their guide to the city. Lots of fun things to do as voted on by Trip Adviser members.

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Travel & Leisure Boston

America's top travel magazine gives you lots of great ideas for touring and having fun.

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Lonely Planet Boston

The travel guides that look at things a little differently take a look at Boston.

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Tom's Cruise Port Guides

If you have never seen Tom's Cruise Port Guides, you are in for a treat. Tom cruises and when he goes places he comes back and does EXTENSIVE guides for the ports he visits. Lucky for us, he loves the New England cruise ports.

This one (click the photo) is all about Boston. And it is extensive. They are all in PDF format and you can download them for use on any device.