Private moonlight sail past the Manhattan skyline and Statue of Liberty
1.5 hours
Up to 6 people
Private sail, Captain and crew
Sail into New York Harbor after dark on a private charter for your group. Take in nighttime views of Manhattan and landmarks like the Statue of Liberty from the water.
Recommended ages 5+; children under five are welcome but may not fully enjoy the sail. Passengers 12 and under must wear a life jacket by law.
Cancelled if the captain determines weather is inclement (for example, thunderstorms, excessive winds, or rainstorms). Sails still run in light rain and other non-inclement conditions. If inclement weather cancels, it may be last-minute.
Dress for safety, comfort, and weather. In spring and fall, wear layers and bring a jacket or sweatshirt (it can feel cooler on the water). In summer, bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Wear soft-soled shoes like sneakers or boat shoes; if you wear hard-soled shoes or high heels, you’ll be asked to go barefoot on board.
Yes. Bring your own snacks and drinks, including alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Keep food to easy-to-eat items like sandwiches; plan like a picnic since there isn’t a formal table on board.
Passengers age 12 and under must wear a life jacket by New York and New Jersey state law. Passengers over 12 don’t have to wear one, but the crew strongly recommends it. You can use the provided U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets, and a life jacket is available for any passenger who wants one.
Pier 25 at Hudson River Park
Sailing New York Harbor with Captains David, Clark, Beck, and Thomas has become one of those rare NYC experiences that locals and visitors alike rave about. The knowledgeable, personable captains seem to be the real draw here, consistently praised for sharing history, pointing out landmarks, and genuinely making guests feel at ease on the water. Routes typically take in the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the Brooklyn Bridge, giving you a perspective of the city that's hard to match from land. The sunset sail stands out as a crowd favorite, with guests noting how magical it is to watch the city shift from daylight to dark from the water. One guest even pulled off a surprise proposal with the captain's help. Little touches like offering blankets on cooler evenings reflect the kind of thoughtfulness reviewers mention repeatedly. The boats themselves also get plenty of love, including one classic vessel from 1964 that adds a bit of historic charm to the whole outing. For anyone looking for a memorable, unhurried way to experience New York, this is a strong choice.
A wonderful time on the water with Captain Thomas aboard his beautiful boat!
M Hogue
April 14, 2026
A wonderful time on the water with Captain Thomas aboard his beautiful boat!
M Hogue
April 14, 2026