Answer: Visiting Plymouth in November with a Boy Scout troop can be a fun and educational experience. Both options—the downtown walking tour with the Mayflower II and the Plimoth & Patuxet site—offer unique experiences, so the best choice depends on the interests of your scouts and the logistics of your day.

Answer: Plymouth is a wonderful destination for history, coastal scenery, and good local food, and March can be a pleasantly quiet time to explore the area. With older teens and an interest in sightseeing and history, you can comfortably spend 2–3 full days in Plymouth without feeling rushed. Below is a detailed guide on how to plan your visit, where to stay, what to see, and how to shape your days before heading to Boston.