Plimoth Plantation offers a fascinating and personal look at the lives of the Native Wampanoag People and the "Pilgrims," the English who lived in early Plymouth Colony. In addition to a self-guided museum tour, groups have a number of options for tailoring their visit. Groups with a specific interest, such as early gardens, period cookery, colonial religion, Native culture, timber-frame construction, or navigation, may book a speaker through our Professional Speakers Bureau.
Our historical theme dining turns what might otherwise be just another restaurant meal into a memorable (and tasty!) addition to your tour. We offer Harvest Dinners with "Pilgrim" role-players, or luncheons with food historians who will teach your group just how Miles Standish ate his dinner without a fork. For more about historical or modern-day dining opportunities, go to our Group Dining page.
Student groups also have a variety of choices to expand their stay, including Wampanoag field trip enhancements, hands-on workshops, historical dining programs and overnight programs. We would be happy to combine any of these to create a package suitable to your needs. For more about our student programs, go to our Education Programs section.
You may request a time for your group to visit us using our online Group Tour Reservation Request.
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