Tours & Whale Watching
Rockport and Cape Ann offer lots of ocean activities including whale watching, tours, fishing, kayaking and more.
Here are a few sources:
Cape Ann Harbor Tours | www.capeannharbortours.com | 66 Harbor Loop, Gloucester
Cape Ann Whale Watch | www.seethewhales.com | 415 Main St, Gloucester
Sights in Rockport
Halibut Point State Park
therockporthouse2024-08-30T00:27:48+00:00Scramble across ledges scarred for eons by wind and wave, and examine tide pools teeming with marine life. Halibut Point State Park is a coastal area on 440 million year old granite offers spectacular views, wildflowers, visitors center.
Thacher Island
therockporthouse2024-08-30T00:27:47+00:00The Thatcher Island Twin Lights were the 11th and final lighthouses built by the British of Massachusetts Bay in 1771.
Bearskin Neck
therockporthouse2024-08-30T00:27:45+00:00Bearskin Neck, the heart of Rockport is a short stroll from the Rockport House. Come explore dining, art galleries, shopping and breathtaking seashore vistas.
Tours & Whale Watching
therockporthouse2024-08-30T00:27:43+00:00Rockport and Cape Ann offer lots of ocean activities including whale watching, tours, fishing, kayaking and more.
Gloucester Sights
Lighthouses of Cape Ann
therockporthouse2024-08-30T00:27:33+00:00Five iconic lighthouses stand tall along the Cape Ann coastline to protect seafarers from rocky shores and shoals.
Good Harbor Beach
therockporthouse2024-08-30T00:27:37+00:00Good Harbor is a favorite among Boston area beach goers. At low tide, one can walk out to Salt Island, while at high tide, one can enjoy body surfing or boogie boards.
Wingaersheek Beach
therockporthouse2024-08-30T00:27:39+00:00One of Massachusetts' best beaches features calm waters and protected dunes. Visitors can enjoy food, drinks, beach toys, and other amenities from the on-site concession stand, along with access to showers and bathrooms.
Hammond Castle Museum
therockporthouse2024-08-30T00:27:41+00:00Hammond Castle is located on the Atlantic coast of Gloucester. The castle, which was constructed between 1926 and 1929, was the home, laboratory, and museum of John Hays Hammond Jr.,