What was the name of the boat that the Pilgrims sailed on to reach America?

The Pilgrims sailed on the Mayflower when they made their historic journey to America in 1620. This ship is significant as it carried a group of English Puritans seeking religious freedom from persecution in England. The Mayflower's journey resulted in the establishment of the Plymouth Colony, which was one of the first successful English colonies in North America. The ship itself has become an enduring symbol of the Pilgrims' quest for liberty and is often referenced in American history as a cornerstone of the early colonial experience. The other ships listed, like the Santa Maria, were associated with different voyages—Cristopher Columbus's first expedition in 1492, for example—while the Discovery was part of Henry Hudson's exploration and the Endeavour was associated with Captain Cook's voyages. Thus, the Mayflower is uniquely tied to the event of the Pilgrims landing in America.