How long is the cruise?

The event runs approximately 12:00pm–3:00pm, a three-hour round trip in Gloucester Harbor.

What are the ticket prices?

Tickets are listed at Adults $89.00 and Children $45.00 (12 and under); buffet is included and a cash bar is available.

Is the Easter Bunny part of the cruise?

Yes—there is a scheduled visit by the Easter Bunny for photos and treats during the cruise.

Is the cruise family-friendly?

Absolutely—this event is designed for families and mixed-age groups with music, food and kid-friendly programming.

What about accessibility?

The listing does not provide full accessibility details; guests who need assistance should check the booking page or contact the operator via the referral link before booking.

Can I get a refund if weather cancels the cruise?

Cancellation and refund policies are not included in the summary; check the booking page linked in the referral link or contact the operator for terms.

Easter at Sea: Gloucester Harbor Brunch Cruise with DJ & Easter Bunny | Boat Tour | Sightseeing Tour

On Easter Sunday the harbor city of Gloucester, Massachusetts, comes alive aboard a three-hour brunch cruise called Easter at Sea. Departing from Gloucester Harbor, this 12:00–3:00pm voyage pairs a chef-driven buffet of pastry treats, Fisherman’s French Toast and carved honey ham with live DJ music, seasonal cocktails and a surprise visit from the Easter Bunny. It’s a holiday made for salt air, panoramic water views and a crowd that wants festivity with a maritime twist. Boarding a spacious passenger vessel, guests move between sunlit decks and sheltered cabins as the harbor opens to views of working wharves, lobster boats and the jagged granite outcrops of Cape Ann. The route favors close-in scenery over long open-ocean passages, which keeps the focus on Gloucester’s coastal character: low-slung islands, breakwaters and gull-specked shoals rather than high seas. That mix makes the cruise both family-friendly and photogenic. Onboard, the buffet is built for indulgence and variety: small plates and pastries to start, a hot-station centerpiece of French toast and carved ham, plus a cash bar serving seasonal cocktails. A live DJ keeps the energy buoyant without overpowering conversation, and children can expect an appearance by the Easter Bunny for photos and candy treats. Tickets are priced per person with a reduced rate for kids; the experience is ideal for families, couples and small groups celebrating a holiday outdoors without the logistics of hosting at home. Why this trip stands out: the harbor setting connects you to Gloucester’s maritime identity—this is a working waterfront still shaped by fishing and boatbuilding—so the cruise feels like a local holiday celebration rather than a generic buffet. It also gives visitors a quick, curated taste of the coast in just three hours, with easy access from the town’s lodging and dining scene. Practical notes: bring a light layer for breeze on deck, a camera with a zoom for shoreline details, and arrive early for boarding. The event suits people of all ages and mobility levels who can navigate a gangway; accessibility specifics were not provided. For families, the mix of music, food and a surprise character keeps the pace lively but relaxed. Tickets are Adults $89.00 and Children $45.00 (12 and under), which include the buffet; a cash bar offers cocktails and nonincluded beverages. Because seating fills for holiday cruises, book in advance through the referral link; groups should check boarding and parking logistics in Gloucester’s harbor district. Expect casual dress, easy-going service, and a family-focused atmosphere that keeps the celebration on the water simple and memorable.