easy
3–4 hours
No special fitness required; suitable for most guests as the event is mostly aboard a stationary vessel.
Celebrate summer with an exhilarating plunge into Boston Harbor! Enjoy drinks, music, and amazing views aboard the Denis Sullivan while supporting a great cause.
Join the excitement on August 14th for Walk the Plank 2025!, an unforgettable private outdoor adventure hosted by World Ocean School in Boston, Massachusetts. This event invites attendees to experience the lively Walk the Plank Party aboard the historic Denis Sullivan schooner, as brave participants leap into the refreshing waters of Boston Harbor. With an open bar, lively music, and delicious light bites served on deck, the atmosphere blends celebration with cause, supporting transformative education for Boston Public School students. Not only do you get to cheer on daring jumpers, but you also enjoy stunning harbor views and a vibrant social scene on one of Boston's most iconic vessels. Whether you’re with friends, family, or fellow adventurers, Walk the Plank 2025! delivers a unique blend of excitement, community spirit, and breathtaking waterfront ambiance.
Board early to secure prime views of the plank and comfortable seating on deck.
The decks can be wet and slippery, so sturdy shoes will keep you safe and comfortable.
Even summer evenings on Boston Harbor can be cool with the breeze; layering is key.
With the open bar and sun overhead, make sure to drink water throughout the event.
Boston Harbor has long played a crucial role in America’s maritime history, including events leading to the American Revolution.
Efforts to protect Boston Harbor have dramatically improved water quality, supporting wildlife and recreational use like the Walk the Plank event.
Keeps your footing secure on wet, slippery decks during the event.
summer specific
Protects against cool harbor breezes in the evening.
summer specific
Prevents sunburn during daytime hours aboard the open deck.
summer specific
Helps you stay hydrated throughout the party and supports sustainable practices.
summer specific