Top 5 luxury & private things to do in Cambridge

1. Private food walking tour of Harvard and Cambridge

Three hours of walking through Harvard and Cambridge, sampling local foods with a private guide sharing historic insights about the area’s notable residents.

2. Full-day small group tour of Salem from Boston

Full day by van with hotel pickup — explore Salem's Witch Trials Memorial, Witch House, and enjoy 1.5 hours of free time for lunch and shopping.

“We had a fantastic experience on the tour led by Maria, who was an outstanding guide with a wealth of information. This day trip was thoroughly enjoyable for us.”— Scott_M

3. Premium black car service in Cambridge

Convenient door-to-door transportation with professional drivers and luxury vehicles, providing refreshments and a stress-free journey throughout Cambridge.

“Junior was an excellent driver who greeted us at the airport right on time. He was very polite and patiently waited during our several stops. Having a driver for a few hours was extremely convenient, especially since we could keep our luggage in the vehicle until we boarded our cruise.”— Chris_L

4. Day trip to Salem and Hammond Castle from Boston

Full-day semi-private tour — visit Hammond Castle, enjoy free time in Salem, and learn about the witch trials of 1692, with lunch in historic downtown.

“Jenny was an amazing guide, combining a friendly demeanor with deep knowledge and humor. She kept us on track to ensure we saw everything, while also allowing a bit of extra time for souvenir shopping at the end. The tour blended the somber historical narrative of the witch trials with engaging pop culture elements. It was a lot of fun with her.”— M8942CVmichelled

5. Private historic tour of Boston by luxury SUV

Three hours in a luxury SUV covering historic sites like Harvard and Beacon Hill with a customizable itinerary to suit your interests.

“The driver was kind and amiable, but she didn't act as a tour guide. Her knowledge of the Boston sites was quite limited; she would remark that "people say this is a good site." There was a lack of historical context, and overall, it felt like an expensive three-hour driving experience rather than a proper tour.”— Beth_J