Private bay cruising for your group on Long Island’s South Shore
Sail autumn waters with island history and coastal views
Sail around Manhattan with a three-course brunch and skyline views
Customize your private IDA MAY fishing charter on the Long Island Sound
Cruise past the Statue of Liberty with a complimentary mimosa on Yacht Kingston
Charter the 60-foot Oyster Sloop CHRISTEEN for a private cruise
Night float timed to the full moon with glow-stick outfitted boats
Sail New York Harbor at sunset with live jazz on a schooner
Fish, cruise, and relax aboard the 65-foot Angler VI
Charter the Ida May for a private sail with up to 44 guests
Catch fluke and porgy with crew support and complimentary catch filleting
Cruise the Hudson to the Palisades with a fall lunch and one included drink
Bottom fish for fluke and porgy with catch filleting included
Paddle protected Oyster Bay waters and explore the National Wildlife Refuge
Brunch on a classic yacht as you cruise north on the Hudson River past the George Washington Bridge
Glide through Oyster Bay’s protected waters on a stable paddleboard
Cruise the Hudson aboard a restored 1950 yacht for Palisades views and Manhattan landmarks
Build balance and paddling skills on Oyster Bay Harbor
Cruise NYC Harbor during Sail250 and view tall ships from a classic yacht
Sail NYC’s Fleet Week military history tour on a classic yacht
Sail Oyster Bay’s protected waters with friends and family
Cruise NYC's working harbor with planners guiding you into Freshkills Park
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.