to realize what the 102 pilgrims went through. You should not miss this tour. More

Thank you to the 102 passengers from England who came in search for the freedom in worshipping the Lord Jesus Christ! More

We stopped on the Mayflower II first...before heading to the Plantation. I think that's a good way to see them...it gives you a good understanding of the vogage over from England. The ship's crew were very informative and just plan FUN. Give you a good understanding about what it must have been like for the Pilgrims on their vogage over... More

This reproduction of the Mayflower was built in England and then sailed to Plymouth and is floating at dock just a short distance away from Plymouth rock. This is an extremely well done display, with play-acting people throughout the ship to explain things to you. Unbelievably small (but full-sized). This is well worth the $$ to visit. Don't miss it... More

Very very expensive for a teaching experience. I was so glad the kids had no interest in seeing the inside. The boat itself is great thou. Nice bit of history. Worth seeing if you're in the area but nothing to really go out of your way to see. The rest of the area is great too. More

I was surprised at how small the boat is and how cramped and dark the inside was. More impressed with the pilgrims than ever More

Awesome to be able to go aboard a replica of the ship that carried the pilgrims over all those years ago. amazing to see how little space there was for all those people. Boat was clean and there were very informative staff on board. More

We visited the Mayflower as part of the combination ticket with the Plimoth Plantation. Aim to spend around 45 minutes here (as opposed to 2-3 hours at Plimoth P). The info boards before you board the ship are well worth reading - there is little info displayed on board ship. There were a couple of actors/crew on board, but perhaps... More

Amazing recreation of the original Mayflower. I was suprised to find out that when this one was built in the 50's, it was even sailed to Plymouth, MA along the same route from England, that the original sailed. This was done so well, it even feels and smells like the sea. It sets right by Plymouth Rock, in the harbor,... More