Tall Ships: Sail Boston 2026

This is why I can’t be a real media person or influencer, I can rarely get photos and videos out right away, I am always juggling too many things and have a stern disrespect and defiance to time management and all those forced babylon formalities. Anyways, Sail Boston 2026 was a busy and interesting week. I had tours going with two boat companies and diving/boat work for Sub Surface Marine Solutions with everyone getting ready for the tall ships so I was all over the place and it went by in a stressful flash. Finally getting around to posting the photos from that week, some great shots came from that first day (Saturday, July 11th) after the welcoming parade where all the boats were accessible at their berths. The next big highlight was the last day, Wednesday, when the sky turned into an apocalyptic scene when the heavy, yellow smoke from Canadian wildfires blanketed the city in a sepia haze. This summer has been a huge one for events in Boston between the World Cup, Tall Ships and the 250th Anniversary and we’ve certainly polished up our reputation and place on the world stage.

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