North Shore Vacations

Step back in time at the Salem Witch Museum, where life-sized dioramas recreate the infamous 1692 trials. Morning visits offer a more intimate experience of this haunting chapter in American history.

This historic 9-acre park has anchored Salem's community life since 1803. Enjoy tree-lined paths and the elegant 1926 bandstand, or time your visit for the vibrant Salem Haunted Happenings in October.

America's first public beach, established in 1895, offers three miles of scenic coastline north of Boston. Visit in July for the spectacular International Sand Sculpting Festival.

Stroll along Good Harbor Beach's pristine white sands, walking to Salt Island at low tide. Reserve summer parking in advance to enjoy this Atlantic gem with its gentle surf and family-friendly atmosphere.

Explore this 1920s medieval-style castle built by inventor John Hays Hammond Jr. on Massachusetts' coast. Wander through grand halls filled with Roman and Renaissance artifacts while enjoying dramatic ocean views.

Cape Ann blends coastal beauty with a vibrant arts scene, anchored by Rockport's iconic Motif No. 1. Explore charming Bearskin Neck's galleries or attend a concert at the oceanfront Shalin Liu Performance Center.

This pristine beach captivates with white sands, clear shallow waters, and dramatic rock formations. Visit at low tide to explore expansive sandbars and discover hidden tide pools teeming with marine life.

The Witch House, Salem's only remaining structure from the 1692 witch trials, welcomes visitors to Judge Jonathan Corwin's 17th-century home with period furnishings and insights into this dark historical chapter.