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Explore the Coastal State of Massachusetts

Updated: Sep 22, 2020

Having stayed for the longest in Massachusetts after many other large cities, this state doesn't fail to amaze every-time we have our explorer hat on. Innumerable harbors, beaches, islands, lighthouses make this state one of the pretty locations to stay in on the east coast of United States. If you have a weekend and are looking to explore a good combination of nature and history look no further than spending a few days in Massachusetts.


This blog will cover the top locations to visit or activities to do in Massachusetts :

  1. Kayak by the Charles

  2. Walk down the Halibut Point State Park (Detailed Blog - Link)

  3. Visit Historic Lighthouses (Detailed Blog - Link)

  4. Hammond Castle Museum

  5. Boston Public Gardens

  6. Deer Island

  7. Harbor Island Cruise

  8. more coming soon.....


1. Kayak by the Charles

“When in doubt, kayak it out” A trip to Massachusetts is incomplete without a kayaking expedition in the Charles River. The skyline just stands out as you observe it from the water. Book your kayak adventure here


2. Walk down the Halibut Point State Park (Detailed Blog - Link)

Conglomeration of Atlantic ocean, granite rocks, tidal pools and a bunch of beautiful trails just at an hour ride from Boston located @rockportmass. Halibut Point State Park is a must-do on your next visit to Massachusetts.


3. Visit Historic Lighthouses (Detailed Blog - Link)

The beauty of a lighthouse is it stands tall along the shore; a structural addition to the landscape forming a picturesque sight of the beaches, cliffs and islands. Visit any one of the unique lighthouses in MA .




4. Hammond Castle Museum

One can go on an exploratory weekend at the Hammond Castle Museum in Gloucester, MA. This medieval castle is a charm of @onlyinmassachusetts for its unique architecture, arches, doors and standing tall along the Atlantic coastline.


5. Boston Public Garden

Fall in love with these lovely gardens in the heart of the Boston city - Boston Public Gardens


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