Sail Boston

Our official Sail Boston swag is here! This is your chance to grab Sail Boston clothing, accessories, and more. There are mens, womens, and unisex clothing options ranging from small to 3XL, and kids of all ages can join the fun by wearing our official Sail Boston t-shirts. All items can be purchased online, and will be available on-site during the event.

Click "Shop" on our website to build the perfect, seaworthy outfit for this July!

Breaking news - tickets for our MassMutual Sail Boston Grandstands are now available!

Located at Boston Fish Pier, these grandstands offer the best views of our Parade of Sail on Saturday, July 11, and are open to all ages. There are General Admission and Premium tickets available for purchase, with the Premium tickets including a lunch menu through the day.

Tickets are expected to sell out early, and we encourage you to purchase your tickets now.

Purchase tickets here:

MassMutual Sail Boston Grandstands | Sail Boston® 2026 MassMutual Sail Boston Grandstands for the Parade of Sail Tickets Now on Sale! Saturday, July 11, 2026Boston Fish Pier8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Experience the Meet Boston Parade of Sail from the best private viewing location in the Harbor at the MassMutual Sail Boston Grandstands on the Boston Fish Pier....

Sail 250 New Orleans is underway! ⚜️ The Big Easy is the first stop for Sail 250, and some of our confirmed ships will be docked there for public tours until June 1. Stay tuned for more Tall Ship news as we gear up to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States!

Left to right: BAP Union (Peru); ARA Libertad (Argentina) INSIDE - Esmeralda (Chile) OUTSIDE; and ARC Gloria (Colombia) INSIDE - ROU Capitán Miranda (Uruguay) OUTSIDE

We’re back with another Tall Ship Spotlight! 🇨🇱

The Chilean Navy’s Esmeralda, known around the world as the “White Lady,” has been sailing since 1953 and remains one of the most iconic tall ships still in active service today. At 371 feet long with a beam of 43 feet and a draft of 23 feet, she is one of the largest tall ships still in active service today. Her home port is Valparaíso, Chile, and she has long been used to train naval cadets in traditional seamanship.

Fun fact: Esmeralda isn’t the first ship to carry her name- she’s actually the sixth Chilean naval vessel to do so, continuing a legacy that spans generations of maritime history.

We can't wait to welcome the iconic Esmeralda to Boston on July 11!

📸: Ryan C. McGinley, Dennis C. Cantrell, Marc Rochkind

Sail Boston 2026 is right around the corner, and it's time for another Ship Spotlight! 🇮🇹

Riding high in the water, with triple decks indicated by painted stripes, Tour Vespucci is the pride of the Italian Navy, and a gracious 20th-century goodwill ambassador. Named for the great explorer and cartographer of the 17th century, this elegant, full-rigged ship is a grand visitor to many ceremonial parades of sail.

You won’t want to miss this one! Come check out Amerigo Vespucci at Sail Boston, July 11-16.

📷: Amerigo Vespucci