Wolfe Adventures & Tours

Ashling Rowen 

on Google

3 weeks ago

I recently partnered with Wolfe Tours to execute an important client event, and I couldn’t be more impressed with the experience. From the initial planning stages to the final wrap-up, their team demonstrated exceptional professionalism, creativity, and attention to detail. They took the time to understand our goals and seamlessly translated them into a beautifully executed event. Every element was handled with care and precision. Their ability to anticipate needs, solve problems quickly, and maintain open communication made... read more

Steven Gonzales 

on Google

6 months ago

I went with my daughter's school group on a 6-day trip and I have to say, it was amazing. Start to finish, no caveats, no exceptions, I had a wonderful time! Our guide, PJ, is a wealth of information. Our Trip was jam packed with history, fun, and learning. If you are a teacher Robin about taking your school to tour the start of the American War of Independence, book with Wolfe Adventures & Tours. You won't find better in Boston. 

Bonnie Everhart 

on Google

6 months ago

Visiting the iconic 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. was special for many of the students. They were in awe to get so close. 

Maria Gorshin 

on Google

6 months ago

Wolfe Tours is a company that cares! Amazing coordination and support for all - for guests, guides, drivers and the vendors (hotels, venues etc.) who work together to make each tour successful. It’s a whole different experience traveling with Wolfe Tours because of everything that is done before, during and after the tours. What are the best places to see? What are the most comfortable and convenient hotels to stay in while on tour? What sightseeing schedules make the most of each day while also leaving room to be spontaneou... read more

Mary Margaret Griffin 

on Google

10 months ago

Lexington Green: 8th grade students from Florida having a massive 2024 snowball fight, then learning about the battle of April 19th, 1775. Concord Bridge: Students marching down from the Buttrick Center to the Old North Bridge, pretending to be the Minute Men of April 19, 1775. Touring the Old and the New Harvard Yard, and learning it was once a barnyard! Crowding into Ye Olde Pepper Company in Salem, the first candy store n the country. People going below decks on the restored Mayflower in Plymouth, and wondering how such a... read more