What is the age requirement for the cruise?

This event is 21+; you must bring a valid government-issued ID to board.

How long is the cruise and when does it depart?

The cruise runs from 7:00PM to 10:00PM, about three hours on the water.

What does the ticket price include?

Tickets are $69 per person and include light bites and live music; a cash bar is available for specialty drinks.

Where do I check in or board?

Exact check-in and boarding details are provided after booking—confirm your reservation for the specific meeting point and arrival time.

Is the cruise wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility depends on the specific vessel. Contact the operator ahead of time to discuss boarding assistance or accommodations.

What happens in poor weather?

Sailings may be modified or canceled for safety in high winds or heavy fog; check your booking confirmation and contact the operator for updates.

Harbor Harmony Cruise: Live Country Music & Coastal Cocktails in Gloucester

Gloucester’s harbor sings differently on summer nights. Board the Harbor Harmony Cruise aboard the Annie Brobst Duo and you’ll glide past granite headlands and working wharves beneath a wide New England sky. This three-hour evening sail departs from Gloucester, Massachusetts, offering live country music, seasonal cocktails, and light bites as the vessel threads through sheltered channels, skimming a coastline carved by glaciers and lined with spruce and pitch pine.

The experience balances easygoing entertainment with honest coastal scenery. Musicians turn the rail into a small amphitheater: bright country hooks, singalong choruses, and warm harmonies that carry over wind and water. Bartenders mix Cape Cod–inspired cocktails while servers circulate plates of chef-curated light bites. At $69 for adults 21+, the ticket includes food and the soundtrack; a cash bar covers specialty drinks. The crowd skews local and curious travelers—folks who want a night out with a maritime view rather than a club.

Natural features anchor the cruise. Look for rocky ledges of glacially scoured granite, seabird rookeries, and the working elements of a historic fishing port—lobstermen, moored schooners, and weathered piers. The harbor’s geology and tidal rhythms set a cinematic backdrop: low cliffs, tide rips, and pilings where eiders and cormorants loaf come evening. If you appreciate human history, Gloucester is one of America’s oldest seaports, with shipbuilding and fishing traditions stretching back centuries.

Practical details matter. The listed time is 7:00PM–10:00PM; plan to arrive early to find parking and claim rail-side seats. The cruise is 21+; bring ID. Wear a warm layer—the evening wind off Massachusetts Bay bites even in July—and non-slip shoes for wet decks. Mobility considerations depend on the vessel; contact the operator if you need assistance. Exact check-in and boarding details are provided at booking.

Expect a lively yet low-pressure atmosphere: conversations rise and fall with the tide, and the setlist balances sing-along favorites with quieter ballads between passages. Sailors and locals often point out landmarks—former shipyards, breakwaters, and the outlines of offshore islands—so listen for commentary and ask the crew questions. Because seating can be communal, book early for a rail-side spot. Bring a compact windbreaker, a small camera, and cash for the bar; cell signal is intermittent across parts of the harbor often.

This outing is uniquely Gloucester: a live-music night that doubles as a compact coastal tour. It’s ideal for couples, friend groups, and visitors who want a night that’s equal parts pub energy and sea air. Photographers will find low-angle light across harbor buoys and portrait-ready backdrops of rigging and shoreline. For a summer evening with tunes, cocktails, and a clear dose of maritime character, the Harbor Harmony Cruise aboard the Annie Brobst Duo delivers a memorable, thoroughly local night on the water.