Portsmouth Harbor Cruises
WEBPortsmouth Harbor Cruises. Discover the Piscataqua's Heritage. Buy Tickets. Wood Island tours now available! Come aboard for a tour of the NH Seacoast’s waterways on a 1963 60′ Deltaville Deadrise. Our narrated cruises are casual, sometimes amusing and …
Portsmouth Harbor Trail - All You Need to Know BEFORE You …
WEBThe Harbour Trail covers three areas of the city--Downtown/Waterfront, South End and State Street to Haymarket Square and Congress Street, which explores the commercial and residential development of Portsmouth between 1800 and 1900. All told, it takes about 2 1/2 to 3 hours to walk the Trail.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire - Wikipedia
WEBPortsmouth is a city in Rockingham County, New Hampshire, United States. At the 2020 census it had a population of 21,956. [2] .
Official Portsmouth, NH Tourism Website! Stay. Shop. Eat.
WEBWelcome to Portsmouth, New Hampshire, a picturesque coastal gem that combines rich history with modern charm. Explore the streets of the historic downtown, where you’ll discover quaint boutiques, art galleries, and delectable …
Portsmouth, NH Weather, Tides, and Visitor Guide | US Harbors
WEBPortsmouth Harbor, 37 miles southwestward of Cape Elizabeth and about 25 miles northward of Cape Ann Light, is the only harbor of refuge for deep-draft vessels between Portland and Gloucester.
History - Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse
WEBSep 21, 2024 · The large, well-protected harbor of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on the Piscataqua River, was an important port in colonial America. It remains New Hampshire’s only deep water port. As early as 1721 some concerned citizens of Portsmouth petitioned for a lighthouse, but repeated efforts failed.
Portsmouth Harbour Trail Tours - Go Portsmouth NH
WEBExplore New Hampshire’s Best Walking City on foot! Portsmouth boasts 400 years of history, culture, architecture, and scenic beauty, and you can see much of it along the Portsmouth Harbour Trail.
Evening, Sunset & Lights Cruises - Portsmouth Harbor
WEBRelax with your favorite cocktail or local beer from our full service bar and enjoy the nighttime sights of the Seacoast. Immerse yourself in the beauty of a sunset, or view the spectacular lights of the city. Bring a friend and get away from the crowds. Join us!
On the Water - Visit Portsmouth NH | Greater Seacoast NH
WEBWhether traveling by yacht, sailboat, cruise boat, kayak, or by whale watching and lobster fishing, you’ll find that Portsmouth and the Seacoast provide unique maritime adventures. No trip to Portsmouth is complete without viewing the iconic Moran tug boats moored at Ceres Street on Portsmouth Harbor – or while they escort a tanker up the ...
Portsmouth - Visit New Hampshire
WEBPortsmouth has a busy working harbor, and its walkable downtown is perhaps best known for its well-preserved colonial architecture (at left), and for shopping and harborside dining (overlooking its iconic tugboats) with literally more seats in its restaurants than the roughly 25,000 residents who live there.