Cruise the Hudson Highlands for fall scenery and Revolutionary War history
Sail past Revolutionary War sites with expert Hudson River narration
Cruise, wakesurf, and relax with a trained driver and watersports gear included
Grab an inflated SUP and paddle local lakes at your own pace
See Lake Hopatcong’s shoreline and hear stories from the water
Paddle Lake Hopatcong in a single or tandem kayak
Sail the historic Hudson River with games, views, and room for your own food and drinks
Discover the lake’s history from a canopy-covered boat
Wakeboard, wakesurf, or cruise the lake aboard a premium MasterCraft boat
Power up your Lake Hopatcong day with tubing and room to lounge
Picnic brunch, Hudson Highlands views, and light river narration
Paddle Lake Hopatcong's calm coves at your own pace
Take the helm and explore at your own pace, with no fixed route
Sail the Hudson Highlands aboard a restored Coast Guard vessel
Learn wakesurfing with captain coaching in a social small-group setting
Savor brunch while taking in Hudson River fall color from the water
Enjoy a scenic 4-hour cruise to the Hudson Highlands or New York City with an experienced captain
Cruise Lake Hopatcong with a buffet lunch aboard Miss Lotta
An evening cruise, island history, and a movie at Bannerman Castle
Toast the weekend with river views and DJ music
Ride the Evening Star on a 1.5-hour Hudson Highlands sunset cruise
Cruise Nyack’s waterfront on a fast powerboat with a licensed captain and BYO refreshments flexibility.
Cruise the Hudson Highlands for an easy 1-hour getaway
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.