About this vendor
Edward Cardinali
OWNER
Located in Cambridge, MA, Cycleboat Boston offers a unique celebration experience perfect for wedding rehearsal dinners, bridal parties, and bachelor or bachelorette events. They provide 90-minute cruises and private charters on Boston Harbor, blending fun, history, and scenic beauty into one unforgettable outing.
Couples and their guests step aboard a lively vessel designed to create lasting memories in a relaxed atmosphere. You are invited to bring your own beverages, food, and music, ensuring a personalized experience as you explore the harbor. Take in the views of Boston's most iconic landmarks while you pedal at your own pace, or simply relax while the motor does the work.
Cycleboat Boston transforms ordinary outings into dynamic, truly unforgettable celebrations. With its unique blend of physical activity and leisurely cruising, the service provides a refreshing alternative for group gatherings. The friendly crew ensures a smooth and enjoyable experience, making every cruise a perfect complement to pre-wedding festivities and other special occasions.
Meet the team
Edward Cardinali
Owner
Captain Ed and his crew do everything they can to ensure a personalized and fun environment on the Cycleboat. Ed is a former kayak guide, hot air balloon tour operator, and airline pilot! He has decades of experience running tours and will make sure you have the best experience possible.
Service area & Contact info
1 - 8th St, Charlestown, MA
Open mapGreater Boston and New England
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Cycleboat Boston
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