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Pirates and Privateers Walking Tour with Real Pirates Admission

4.5 (2)
Salem, US
4.5 (2)
Salem, US
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Join us for a thrilling adventure on the Pirates and Privateers Walking Tour with Real Pirates Admission. Explore the Salem Waterfront, America's first national historic site, and immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of this fascinating city. Discover the secrets of the infamous Whydah Shipwreck at Real Pirates Salem, where you can get up close and personal with real pirate treasures. Walk in the footsteps of the privateers who played a crucial role in the American Revolution, and learn about the global maritime trade that shaped Salem's prosperity and influence. Marvel at historic structures like the Friendship and the Derby House, and end your journey at the iconic House of Seven Gables. Get ready to be captivated by this 90-minute tour that will transport you back in time to the golden age of pirates and privateers.

About this experience

  • Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least before the start of your booking
  • Admission Not Included
  • 1 hours 30 minutes
  • Suitable for 1-15 Participants
  • Private Tour, Small Group Tour
  • Guided Experience
  • Comprehensive tour of the Salem Waterfront
  • Admission to Real Pirates Salem with authentic artifacts
  • Learn about the Triangle Trade during colonial period
  • Discover Salem's maritime heritage and influence
  • Explore historic buildings and architectural legacy
  • Admission to Real Pirates Salem
  • Entrance to House of Seven Gables $8

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Introduction

Experience the captivating history and adventure of the sea with the Pirates and Privateers Walking Tour with Real Pirates Admission. As you step into America's first national historic site, the Salem Waterfront, you'll be transported back in time to a world of pirates, trade, and exploration. Not only will you have the opportunity to explore 12 historic structures, including the iconic Friendship and the Derby House, but you'll also gain admission to Real Pirates Salem. Brace yourself to witness authentic artifacts from the famed Whydah Shipwreck and even touch real pirate treasure.

What to Expect?

During this 90-minute tour, you can expect to immerse yourself in the rich history of Salem. Discover the secrets of the Triangle Trade during the colonial period, the daring exploits of privateers during the American Revolution, and the intricate global maritime trade with the Far East after American independence. As you delve into Salem's maritime heritage, you'll gain a deeper understanding of how this port city became one of the nation's most influential and prosperous hubs.

Who is this for?

This tour is perfect for history enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and those with a love for the sea. Whether you're a pirate aficionado or simply eager to uncover the hidden stories of Salem's waterfront, this experience caters to a diverse range of interests. Young and old, locals and tourists alike will find themselves captivated by the intriguing tales and immersive exploration of America's maritime past.

Why Book This?

Book this extraordinary tour for a chance to connect with history like never before. Discovering the rich heritage of Salem's waterfront will not only satisfy your thirst for knowledge, but it will also awaken your imagination. With Real Pirates Salem providing a unique glimpse into the world of pirates and the opportunity to hold genuine pirate treasures, this experience offers unforgettable and interactive encounters with the past. Led by experienced guides, this tour ensures a captivating journey through time and place that will leave you with memories to cherish.

Good to Know

As you embark on this adventure, remember to wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for a 90-minute walking tour. The tour starts at 285 Derby St. off Charlotte Forten Park at Real Pirates Salem, and it concludes at the historic House of Seven Gables. Don't miss the chance to explore the McIntire District, a neighborhood showcasing the architectural legacy of Samuel McIntire. With so much to discover and experience along the picturesque waterfront, this tour promises excitement, knowledge, and a true taste of Salem's maritime legacy.

Reviews

Past visitors have raved about their experience on the Pirates and Privateers Walking Tour with Real Pirates Admission. They were enamored by the depth of historical knowledge shared by the guides and the interactive nature of the tour. Many found the opportunity to see authentic artifacts from the famed Whydah Shipwreck and touch real pirate treasure to be a highlight of their visit. The tour was praised for its engaging storytelling and the way it brought Salem's maritime past to life. Visitors left feeling inspired and intrigued, eager to delve further into the fascinating history of Salem.

How long before the event do I need to book?

  • You can book at any time before the event

Vouchers accepted in the following formats

  • Mobile

Is an adult required for the booking?

  • At least one adult or senior required per booking

Your Itinerary

Salem

(Pass by)

Learn about the historic waterfront of Salem in the one of a kind walking tour of the Salem Waterfront.

The Custom House

(Pass by)

The building is part of the Salem Maritime National Historic site and features exhibitions and artifacts related to Salem's Martime history and trade.

The Daniels House Tours

(Pass by)

See the historic Daniels House as part of our comprehensive waterfront tour.

Essex Street Pedestrian Mall

(Pass by)

We will take you through the famed Essex Street corridor and give you a in-depth history of the Peabody Essex Museum and tell you how maritime wealth helped create Salem.

Mcintire Historic District

(Pass by)

You will enter the McIntire District a historic neighborhood that showcase the architectural legacy of Samuel McIntire.

The House of the Seven Gables

We end our tour at the House of Seven Gables, one of the most historic houses in the nation.

Admission Not Included

Reviews

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4.5 (2)

50kimmaries

My family and I visited Real Pirates Salem on October 16, 2023. I really liked the true history of the pirates that was given at the beginning of the tour. There were a lot of genuine artifacts, including a chest full of gold and silver. Genuine coins, and also genuine coins that you could actually touch. Even though there were a lot of historical facts, and very fascinating things that I didn’t know about pirates, my grandson was very interested in the way pirates would greet each other. They did not shake hands, but instead looped their index fingers together like a hook. For days and weeks after the tour, my five-year-old grandson was still wanting to greet me in the pirate way! Thank you for all of the information that was not generally known to me, about pirate life. The museum was very interesting for adults and kids alike.

stevesN3628GO

We loved this spectacular exhibit and walking tour! The exhibit experience was very well crafted — just perfect! Great and engaging information about real pirate history, verified and authenticated with real artifacts! I loved learning about the discovery of the shipwreck and seeing the electrolysis process happening in real time with recently discovered guns, dishes, coins, and other relics. I was especially impressed with the multimillion dollar display of actual Spanish silver and the chance to physically touch a pirate-minted coin! Our tour guide (Stephanie) was very friendly and super knowledgeable. She was happy to answer all of our questions and tailor the experience just for us. She expertly weaved together not only pirate and maritime history, but also Salem history, U.S. history and literature. Her passion for history and storytelling is as contagious as it was impressive! We spent about an hour in the museum and another 45 minutes on the tour — and then we went back to the museum and gift shop for more! Everyone was friendly and helpful and excited to share their love of authentic pirate history. If you want to learn about real pirate history in an entertaining, engaging, and inspiring way, don't miss the full exhibit and walking tour!
Collected by Evendo, Tripadvisor & Viator
2024-05-25 16:42