Join Trista for a week in Salem, a true bucket list experience, where almost everything is included. Please read thourouly through everything to make sure that this trip is a good fit for you.

Things of note:We will be sharing two houses and 6 bathrooms, you will be expected to help with meal clean up at the house and keeping your own space and shared spaces tidy.

Your only addional expenses:

-Transport to and from the airport (Ubers are about $35 US and you can share with others)

- 1 Lunch

- 1 Dinner

-SHOPPING... there is lots and lots of shopping...

-flights

Here is a rough itinerary, we will do all of these things unless something changes before 2025, but I will make sure we do all the things that are worth doing!

Thursday

Arrival 4pm or later

Dinner at the House and

Opening Circle- What is the Witch Wound, honoring Sisterhood

 

Friday

Breakfast at the House

Trolley Tour

The Salem Trolley is the best way to see Salem and to experience the Witch City’s unique and colorful past. Since 1982, Salem Trolley has set the standard for sightseeing tours and exceptional transportation north of Boston.

The Salem Trolley provides visitors with a narrated one hour tour through beautiful and historic Salem. Explore Salem’s witchcraft trials of 1692 or travel beyond the witchcraft hysteria into the fascinating realm of Salem's literary and maritime history.

Our eight mile ride around the city takes you past the Charter Street Burial Ground, the House of the Seven Gables, Witch Dungeon Museum, Salem Witch Museum, the historic waterfront area and other locations, including Chestnut Street considered to be one of the most beautiful streets in America.

Your professional driver and talented local tour guide will entertain you with factual history and interesting tidbits about Salem.

Salem Witch Museum

 

Lunch Out on Trista (Lobster Shanty from Diners Drive Ins and Dives)

Class with the Vampire Witches

Dinner at the House

Evening Circle- The History of New England Folk Magic

Saturday

Breakfast at the House

Witch House

Ropes Mansion

Lunch at Flying Saucer Pizza Company (AMAZING Pizza and cool envionment)

Witch Trials Memorial

Old Burying Point Cemetery

Afternoon Circle- What make a witch?

Dinner at the House

Evening Spooky Trolley Tour

Dusk transforms the city of Salem. As the city of renown seafarers and distinguished architecture fades into the shadows, a new Salem of the occult and paranormal emerges.

Visit scenes of grisly murders and ghastly executions, hear tales of ghosts, both mischievous and malevolent, of Salem's haunted hotels and restaurants, of long forgotten underground passageways, ancient curses, and legends of ghost ships and haunted islands.

You will experience all of this and more as you ride the Salem Trolley's Tales & Tombstones Tour and explore Salem of the Shadows.

Sunday

Breakfast Out at Gulu Gulu (Amazing Spot just down from the house)

Chinese Foot Reflexology Appointments on Trista

Lunch on Trista Out (Longboards)

Make Your Own Bessom Brooms and Harbor Exploration Day, visit the oldest candy shop in america!

Dinner at the House

Circle in the Evening- Magical Tools and How to Use Them

 

Monday

Breakfast at the House

Walking Tour with the Women of Witch Haus, see sights from a local that you would not normally come accross

Lunch on Your Own

Free Time

Dinner Out on Trista

Group Reading with Vampire Witches- Amazing women that stole my heart and blew my mind!

 

Tuesday

Breakfast at the House

Rebecca Nurse Homestead Tour

Immerse yourself in 1692 by visiting the 17th century homestead of Rebecca Nurse. Sitting on 25 beautiful acres in the heart of what was known as Salem Village (today the town of Danvers), it was from this home that 71-year-old Rebecca Nurse was arrested on charges of Witchcraft in March of 1692. Hear the heart-wrenching story of the oldest woman executed during the Salem Witch Trials in a replica of the Meeting House where she was accused. While you’re here, visit the family burial ground where her family is said to have secretly laid to rest.

Lunch at the House

House of Seven Gables Tour (Nathanial Hawthorne House- He wrote the Scarlet Letter)

ABOUT THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES

In 1668, merchant and shipowner John Turner I, and his wife Elizabeth Robinson Turner, built a house on Salem Harbor that was destined to become one of America’s most beloved historic homes. Designated a National Historic Landmark District in 2007, The House of the Seven Gables is best known today as the setting of world-renowned American author Nathaniel Hawthorne’s 1851 novel. But it is so much more! Learn about four centuries of inclusive history at one of America’s most beloved historic homes.

 

Dinner out on Your Own

Circle at the House- The Magic is You

 

Wednesday

Breakfast at the House

Pioneer Village (Where much of Hocus Pocus was filmed)

Lunch at the House

Free Time

Final Group Dinner Out on Trista

Final Circle- Reflections, Closing, Taking Salem Home

Thursday

Breakfast at the House

Check Out by 11am

If you want to book with a friend and share a room use coupon code friends for $300 off, make sure you talk to your friend, we only 3 rooms that have 2 beds. If you would like to share with someone random, rach out and ask me if anyone else has come forward about this.

If you would like to share a King Bed with a friend use coupon code bestfriends for $400 off, we only have 2 beds that accomodate this, if not there will be single occupancy rooms.

All payments are non refundable and non transferable uness approved by Trista.