Coastal Paddling in Boston, MA
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One of the Boston Harbor Islands, Bumpkin Island is a fairly popular destination and even has a ferry that runs multiple trips to and from Hingham Harbor.
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Exploring the coast of Newburyport unlocks beautiful views of sandy beaches, salt marshes, and open ocean on the horizon.
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Could there be any better way to explore Boston than from the beautiful and historic Charles River?
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