Small-Group Halloween Season Day Tour to Salem
Is the Small-Group Halloween Season Day Tour to Salem Worth It
The Small-Group Halloween Season Day Tour to Salem is an eight-hour day from your Boston hotel in a van of at most nine people, from $385 per person at the 23 September 2026 check. It is new on GetYourGuide and has no reviews yet. Of the day trips from Boston it is the one that combines a small group with the inside of the Witch House and a stop at Proctor’s Ledge.
The operator publishes the day stop by stop, with times: East India Square and Salem Common, 40 minutes at the Witch Trials Memorial, 20 minutes in the Old Burying Point, Houdini Way and the Bewitched statue, an hour and a half for lunch on your own, then 30 minutes inside the Witch House, the Ropes Mansion, Hamilton Hall, Chestnut Street, The Merchant, Derby Wharf and ten minutes at Proctor’s Ledge. Entry to the Witch House and the Old Burying Point is included; lunch, souvenirs and tips are not.
Against the coach day from Boston it trades reviews and museums for a smaller group and more of 1692: the coach costs $190, carries up to 14 and has 31 reviews at 4.83, and includes the Salem Witch Museum and the House of the Seven Gables, but sees the Witch House only from outside.
Entry to the Witch House and the Old Burying Point is included; lunch, souvenirs and tips are not.
Yes, if a small group and the Witch House inside matter more to you than a track record. $385 buys a van of at most nine, hotel pickup, Witch House and Old Burying Point entry, 40 minutes at the Memorial and a stop at Proctor’s Ledge. The honest minus: it is new, with no reviews yet, and it costs twice as much as the From Boston: Salem Witch Trials History Tour , which has 31 reviews at 4.83 and a group of up to 14.
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What Travellers Say
There are no reviews yet: the tour is new on GetYourGuide. Until there are, the fairest evidence is the listing itself — the itinerary with times and what is included — and the reviews of the coach day from Boston, which covers similar ground with a larger group.
Who Should Book It and Who Should Skip It
Book it when you want the trial sites with a small group and without planning, and do not need reviews to decide. Skip it if a track record matters, if you arrive on a cruise ship, or if the train and a $25 walk are enough.
The Four Things People Ask Before Paying
Walking is required throughout the day, so wear comfortable shoes. The partner lists cruise ship guests as not suitable and does not allow non-folding wheelchairs or strollers, pets, large bags or unaccompanied minors. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before, and you can reserve now and pay later.
ACCESS AND MOBILITY
The partner’s own words decide what we write here. It lists the walk as not suitable for cruise ship guests. It does not state a distance. If access is the deciding factor, message the operator through GetYourGuide before you book — it knows the route better than any listing.
Not suitable for cruise ship guests, in the partner’s words; non-folding wheelchairs and strollers are not allowed, and walking is required throughout the day. At your own pace instead: the self-guided route.
What Does the Small-Group Halloween Season Day Tour to Salem Cover
About 50 minutes by van to Salem, then a day on foot with the van for the longer legs, and about 75 minutes back. The operator lists fourteen stops with times; four of them are places of 1692.
About 50 minutes by van to Salem, fourteen stops with the partner’s times — four of them places of 1692: the Memorial (40 minutes), the Old Burying Point (20 minutes), the Witch House inside (30 minutes) and Proctor’s Ledge (10 minutes) — then about 75 minutes back to Boston.
- PICKUPYour Boston hotel
- 40 MIN · 1692Witch Trials Memorial
- 20 MIN · 1692Old Burying Point, Charter St
- 1.5 HLunch, on your own
- 30 MIN · 1692Witch House, inside
- 15 MINRopes Mansion
- 20 MINChestnut Street
- 10 MIN · 1692Proctor’s Ledge
Which Option to Book
At the 23 September 2026 check: from $385 per person, guided in English, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before and reserve now, pay later. Start times and any other option appear on GetYourGuide once you pick a date.
The calendar below is GetYourGuide’s own availability widget for the Small-Group Halloween Season Day Tour. It shows the dates that are still open, the options and the price for your party before you pay; the $385 we quote is the lowest adult price at the 23 September 2026 check. Booking opens on the partner’s site, and the ticket arrives on your phone.
What Is Included and What It Is Not Suitable For
The partner lists these inclusions: hotel pick-up/drop-off; wi-Fi; guided tour of Salem; entry tickets to the Witch House; entry to Old Burying Point Cemetery. Anything not on that list — entries, food, transport to the start — is not included unless the listing says so. Its not-suitable list reads: cruise ship guests.
Where Does the Small-Group Halloween Season Day Tour Meet
There is no meeting point: the van collects you at your Boston hotel, and the pickup time shows when you check availability for your date. The drop-off is at your hotel too.
Boston, MA
- About 50 minutes by van to Salem.
- There is no fixed meeting point in Salem.
- About 75 minutes back to your hotel.
Boston hotel pickup no pin
Access and Mobility
The partner’s own words decide what we write here. It lists the walk as not suitable for cruise ship guests. It does not state a distance. If access is the deciding factor, message the operator through GetYourGuide before you book — it knows the route better than any listing.
Not suitable for cruise ship guests, in the partner’s words; non-folding wheelchairs and strollers are not allowed, and walking is required throughout the day. At your own pace instead: the self-guided route.
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How the Small-Group Halloween Season Day Tour Compares
The closest alternative is the From Boston: Salem Witch Trials History Tour — half the price, a group of up to 14, 31 reviews at 4.83, with the Salem Witch Museum and the Seven Gables but not the Witch House inside. The Private Salem Day Trip with Witch House Entry covers the same sites for your own group only.
Small-Group Halloween Season Day Tour FAQ
How long is the Small-Group Halloween Season Day Tour to Salem?▾
About eight hours door to door: roughly 50 minutes by van to Salem, the day in town with an hour and a half for lunch, and about 75 minutes back to your hotel.
How many people are in the group?▾
At most nine, in the partner’s words. The coach day from Boston takes up to 14.
Does the tour go inside the Witch House?▾
Yes. Witch House entry is included, with about 30 minutes inside, and so is entry to the Old Burying Point. Lunch, souvenirs and tips are not included.
Does it stop at Proctor’s Ledge?▾
Yes, for about ten minutes at the end of the day. Proctor’s Ledge is where the hangings of 1692 took place; no walk that starts in Salem lists it.
Why does it have no reviews?▾
It is new on GetYourGuide at the 23 September 2026 check. If reviews matter to you, the From Boston: Salem Witch Trials History Tour has 31 at 4.83.
What is the cancellation policy for the Small-Group Halloween Season Day Tour?▾
At the 23 September 2026 check the listing shows free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start for a full refund, and you can reserve now and pay later. Inside 24 hours the partner’s terms apply; changes and refunds go through GetYourGuide, not through this site.
How do I book the Small-Group Halloween Season Day Tour?▾
Pick your date in the GetYourGuide calendar on this page or on the partner’s site, choose the option and pay there; the price for your party is shown before you confirm. The ticket arrives on your phone — show it at the start. This site does not take bookings or payments; it earns a commission from GetYourGuide, and your price stays the same.
Does the Small-Group Halloween Season Day Tour go inside the Witch House?▾
Yes — Witch House entry is included, with about 30 minutes inside. Adult entry to the Witch House costs $17, and children under four go free; from 15 April to 15 November it opens daily 10:00–17:00, in winter Thursday to Sunday 12:00–16:00. Two day trips from Boston include entry: the Private Salem Day Trip with Witch House Entry and the Small-Group Halloween Season Day Tour.