Take in Hudson Highlands landmarks from an open-air deck or panoramic salon
Cruise the Hudson Highlands for fall scenery and Revolutionary War history
Enjoy patient fishing instruction and the comfort of a stable boat
Sail past Revolutionary War sites with expert Hudson River narration
Fish with a captain who specializes in trophy-size striped bass
Target large striped bass with a captain who specializes in them
Sail the historic Hudson River with games, views, and room for your own food and drinks
Cast for local species with hands-on help and all bait and tackle included
Sharpen your fishing skills with guidance tailored to your experience
Discover the lake’s history from a canopy-covered boat
Picnic brunch, Hudson Highlands views, and light river narration
Target trophy-size striped bass with a captain who specializes in the pursuit
Enjoy your own private cruise with swimming or dockside dining options
Sail the Hudson Highlands aboard a restored Coast Guard vessel
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
An evening cruise, island history, and a movie at Bannerman Castle
Get step-by-step fishing help on your own private blackfish charter
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.