Bannerman Island Live Music & Self-Guided Tour
Pair Bannerman Island's historic scenery with a live music performance
Duration
2.5 Hours
Includes
Boat ride, island tour, live music
Highlights
Cruise aboard the Estuary Steward to Bannerman Island for a self-guided visit paired with live music. Explore the island's history and scenery in the Hudson Highlands.
- Explore Bannerman Island at your own pace
- Enjoy a live music concert or performance
- Discover the island's historic setting
- Take in Hudson Highlands scenery
What's Included
- Round-trip ride aboard the RV Estuary Steward
- Self-guided tour of Bannerman Island
- Live music performance
Important details
- Arrive 30 minutes before departure for check-in
- Bring your confirmation email, which serves as your show ticket
- Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather
- Bring rain gear if rain is expected
- Every passenger, regardless of age, requires a boat seat
- Babes in arms or carriers are not permitted on Bannerman Island because of uneven terrain
- Keep children under strict supervision on the island due to uneven terrain and historic structures
- Use the composting toilets on Bannerman Island; no restroom is available at the Beacon dock
Cancellation Policy
No refunds or rescheduling. You may transfer your ticket to someone else. Tours run rain or shine. If the captain cancels because conditions are too bad for the boat, you may reschedule to another date.
FAQs
Third Sunday Music Self-Guided Tours welcome families with children. Babes in arms or carriers are not permitted on Bannerman Island because of uneven terrain, and every passenger requires a boat seat regardless of age. Keep children under strict supervision on the island.
No restroom is available at the Beacon dock. Two Clivus Multrum composting toilets are available on Bannerman Island.
Meeting details
Beacon Sloop Club Dock, 2 Red Flynn Drive, Beacon, NY 12508
Related locations
Pollepel Island
Admission included<p>Rising from the Hudson River just off the shore of Fishkill, New York, Pollepel Island is one of the region's most atmospheric and storied destinations. Bare stone towers and arched doorways emerge from dense vegetation, framing views of the surrounding Highlands.</p><p>Few places in the Hudson Valley carry as much legend and layered history as Pollepel Island. Long steeped in Native American lore and later transformed by an eccentric Scottish immigrant, the island rewards curious visitors with a sense of discovery that is genuinely rare.</p>
