Circle Manhattan on a narrated architecture cruise with an AIA guide
Paddle calm coastal waters on premium kayaks and master basic skills in just an hour
Cruise the Jersey Shore coast with chances to spot whales, dolphins, sharks, and rays
Free-ride in a supervised harbor zone beside the Statue of Liberty
See the Statue of Liberty and Lower Manhattan on a 1.5-hour yacht cruise
Reserve a private speedboat with a captain and a route you can customize
Private New York Harbor sail with views of the Statue of Liberty
Take to the water in a kayak built for one
Set sail on a private New York Harbor cruise with skyline views
See New York from the water as day turns to evening
Pair Manhattan skyline views with a closer look at the Hudson River's ecology
Enjoy sunset on the water with your own dinner and drinks
Cruise NYC at sunset on a 1920s-style yacht with a complimentary drink
Discover back bay routes you might miss on your own
See the city's bright lights from the deck of your own private boat
Focus on your surfing goals with individual attention
Cruise NYC at night with live jazz and skyline views
Capture New York Harbor landmarks from a fast, photo-focused speedboat
Private moonlight sail past the Manhattan skyline and Statue of Liberty
Head out on the water with oars and life jackets included
Sail New York Harbor in a small group, with skyline and Statue of Liberty views
See New York Harbor from a boat reserved for you
Fish after dark with gear provided and guidance from the crew
Bring your favorite dinner and drinks for a cruise of your own
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.