Posted in Massachusetts
April 23, 2018
This Unique Water And BBQ Adventure In Massachusetts Will Make Your Summer Complete
Pretty much everyone can agree that two of the very best parts of summer are enjoying some time in the water and eating delicious food straight off the grill. Now, you can actually combine both of those awesome activities with this epic barbecue kayak tour in Massachusetts.
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The tour will start with a quick introduction to kayaking. You’ll learn the basic strokes and how to navigate in the water.
Don’t worry – it’s super easy and you don’t have to be an athlete. Plus, the tour uses two-seater kayaks so you don’t have to worry about getting tired arms.
Don’t worry – it’s super easy and you don’t have to be an athlete. Plus, the tour uses two-seater kayaks so you don’t have to worry about getting tired arms.
Along the way, you’ll learn about the river itself and the city’s history. The group will explore the lagoons of the Esplanade and listen to stories about the role of the Charles in Boston’s early days.
And this isn’t just any barbecue – the picnic is catered by Redbones of Somerville, an award-winning joint with a reputation for drool-worthy eats.
All the usual suspects will be on offer, including smoky grilled meats, delectable corn bread, and buttery corn on the cob.
All the usual suspects will be on offer, including smoky grilled meats, delectable corn bread, and buttery corn on the cob.
This tour is offered by Paddle Boston and is based out of Kendall Square. Tickets are between $63 and $90 per person, including the tour, kayak rental, and the barbecue picnic. Reservations are required, so click here to find out more about arranging this experience.
For more of the coolest stuff to do in Massachusetts this summer, check out some more inspiration here.
