Charter the Ida May for a private sail with up to 44 guests
Sail New York Harbor at sunset with live jazz on a schooner
Cruise north from Chelsea Piers for Hudson River fall foliage views
Fish, cruise, and relax aboard the 65-foot Angler VI
Catch fluke and porgy with crew support and complimentary catch filleting
Bottom fish for fluke and porgy with catch filleting included
Build your sailing skills with instructor-guided time on Oyster Bay Harbor
Step aboard CHRISTEEN to see harbor sights and learn its story
Cruise the Hudson to the Palisades with a fall lunch and one included drink
Brunch on a classic yacht as you cruise north on the Hudson River past the George Washington Bridge
Paddle protected Oyster Bay waters and explore the National Wildlife Refuge
Cruise the Hudson aboard a restored 1950 yacht for Palisades views and Manhattan landmarks
Glide through Oyster Bay’s protected waters on a stable paddleboard
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
Build balance and paddling skills on Oyster Bay Harbor
Cruise NYC's working harbor with planners guiding you into Freshkills Park
Sail Oyster Bay’s protected waters with friends and family
Learn the basics aboard a relaxed harbor sail led by a certified instructor
Sail New York Harbor with cocoa, cookies, and live holiday carols
Sip cocoa aboard a holiday-decorated classic yacht as Lower Manhattan glides by
Sip cocoa amid holiday décor as Manhattan lights up from a classic yacht
Trace New York Harbor's military past aboard a classic yacht with a Turnstile Tours guide
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.