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Come Sailing
Fame sails up to three
times daily
from Pickering Wharf Marina in downtown Salem.
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DEPARTURES FROM
PICKERING WHARF
Public sails last
approximately one hour and forty-five minutes.
Tickets must be purchased at our ticket booth outside the Victoria
Station restaurant
on Wharf Street before boarding.
Pickering Wharf Marina is located right downtown on the waterfront,
near the intersection of Derby and Congress Streets. There is parking in the Pickering Wharf complex
as well as metered parking on the street and a municipal garage at the intersection of Derby & Congress.
For detailed directions, go to a site such as Mapquest and enter "80 Wharf Street, Salem, MA"
as the address.
| May 24 through June
29 |
2 PM, 4 PM, and 6
PM, Saturdays and Sundays only |
| June 30 through
September 1 |
2 PM, 4 PM, and 6
PM, Every Day |
| September 2 through
September 29 |
3 PM and 5 PM,
Saturdays and Sundays only |
| September 30 through
October 31 |
2 PM and 4 PM,
Saturdays, Sundays and Halloween Week |
Our
schedule changes from time to time to accommodate private
charters, camps, and special events.
Please call ahead (978.729.7600) to confirm our sailing schedule.
FARES
Adults:
$25 * Seniors (over
65): $20 * Children (under 13): $15
We accept Visa, MasterCard and Discover. Groups of 10 or more receive 15% off
regular fares.
RESERVATIONS
Reservations are not required, but might be helpful on summer weekends
and holidays.
Just give us a call to let us know when you want to come and how many
people are in your party.
We'll hold your tickets until 15 minutes before departure.
WEATHER
New England weather forecasts are not entirely reliable, so we don't
usually cancel trips based solely
on the forecast. The captain decides whether or not to
sail very close to departure time. Thunderstorms,
thick fog, steady
rain, and/or winds in excess of 25 knots may cause a trip to be
cancelled.
WHAT TO BRING
It's cooler out on the water, so bring a sweatshirt or windbreaker.
High heels or dress shoes
will be uncomfortable and potentially unsafe — we recommend
sneakers, sandals, or boat shoes.
Cameras, sunglasses and sunscreen are also good ideas.
Snacks, soft drinks, beer and wine are sold on board, and passengers
are welcome to bring
their own food and soft drinks. However, coolers and alcoholic
beverages
may NOT be brought aboard.
There is a restroom on board. It is below decks, accessed by
descending a short ladder, so persons
with limited mobility may wish to do their business ashore before
coming aboard.
SEASICKNESS
Seasickness is rarely a problem on beamy schooners like FAME operating
in protected waters
close to shore. Nobody has ever gotten sick during one of our Salem
Sound cruises.
However, those prone to motion sickness may wish to take some Dramamine
half an hour before sailing.
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