Plymouth, Massachusetts
Plymouth, Massachusetts, is a peaceful coastal town with deep historic roots. It’s a calm and meaningful place for a sea burial. First, the gentle shoreline offers quiet space to say goodbye. Next, the town’s long history adds depth to each farewell. In addition, the natural beauty brings comfort to families. Also, Plymouth’s strong ties to the sea create a sense of peace and connection. As a result, this coastal town offers a simple and heartfelt way to honor a loved one.
The Service:
Compassionate, Seamless Burial at Sea Services Nationwide
At Sea Services, we partner with carefully vetted captains and crew across the United States to ensure your memorial experience is smooth, respectful, and deeply meaningful.
Our Burial at Sea and Ash Scattering Services include a beautifully crafted biodegradable urn adorned with freeze-dried flowers, along with a personalized memorial certificate mailed to you after the ceremony. Every service is conducted in full compliance with EPA regulations and aboard U.S. Coast Guard-approved vessels, ensuring safety and professionalism at every step.
What to Expect During Your Memorial Charter
Each charter lasts approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, dock to dock. The journey includes:
- 30–45 minutes traveling out to sea
- 30 minutes at a serene location for the ceremony
- 30–45 minutes returning to harbor
During your time on the water, you’ll have the space and time to reflect, pray, share stories, and release ashes in a peaceful and private setting. Our experienced captains can help guide the ceremony or offer support as needed, ensuring a respectful and memorable farewell.
Points of Interest:
Plimoth Patuxet Museums: An immersive living history museum that brings the 17th century to life. Explore the recreated English Village and the Historic Patuxet Homesite to learn about the lives of the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag people. The museum offers interactive exhibits and costumed interpreters who provide insights into the early colonial experience.
Plymouth Rock: Located in Pilgrim Memorial State Park, Plymouth Rock is traditionally recognized as the landing site of the Mayflower Pilgrims in 1620. While its historical accuracy is debated, the rock remains a powerful symbol of American heritage. It’s housed beneath a granite portico and is one of the most visited landmarks in New England.
East Bay Grille: Situated on Plymouth’s historic waterfront, East Bay Grille offers classic and contemporary New England-style cuisine. Specializing in fresh seafood, steaks, and pasta, the restaurant provides both indoor and outdoor seating with scenic harbor views. Live entertainment is featured on select evenings, enhancing the dining experience.
The Lobster Hut: A casual seaside eatery that’s been a Plymouth staple for over 50 years. Located on Town Wharf, The Lobster Hut is renowned for its fried seafood classics, including clam strips, scallops, and, of course, lobster. Dine indoors or enjoy the ocean breeze on the outdoor patio.
