• Statue of Liberty - Renowned as the most iconic statue in the United States, and possibly the world, the Statue of Liberty attracts millions of visitors annually. Choosing a jet ski over the traditional ferry ride offers close-up views and unique photo opportunities of Lady Liberty. Her silhouette set against the New York City skyline is truly a sight to behold.
• One World Trade Center - Known as the Freedom Tower, the One World Trade Center is the tallest building in the United States and a significant symbol of resilience. Situated in Lower Manhattan, it stands on the former World Trade Center site and provides breathtaking panoramic views from its One World Observatory. Visitors can enjoy expansive views of New York City, the harbor, and beyond, making it a must-see for its historical significance and stunning skyline experience.
• Ellis Island - Ellis Island in New York Harbor was the ‘gateway’ to America for millions of immigrants over the years. Now hosting the Ellis Island Immigration Museum, visitors can explore the experiences of those who passed through its renowned checkpoints. A jet ski ride offers an exceptional panoramic view of Ellis Island’s beautifully restored buildings, including its iconic red brick museum.
• Governors Island - Just minutes from Manhattan, Governors Island is a tranquil retreat offering green parks, scenic waterfront views, and a relaxed, car-free environment. Visitors can bike, picnic, explore historic forts, or enjoy art installations and seasonal events—all while admiring stunning views of the New York City skyline and harbor.
• Vessel - Situated on Manhattan’s west side, Hudson Yards is a remarkable blend of renovated residential buildings, high-rise offices, and restaurants built above the West Side Yard rail depot. While jet skiing, you can catch a glimpse of the Vessel, a complex 16-story art installation, and the Edge, the highest outdoor sky deck in the western hemisphere.
• Battery Park City - Located in the Financial District, Battery Park is a picturesque waterfront area at Manhattan’s southern tip. It offers beautiful harbor views, gardens, and walking paths, along with close-up views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Surrounded by historic streets and modern skyscrapers, it’s an excellent starting point for exploring New York City’s history and skyline.
• Empire State Building - The Empire State Building is one of New York City’s most iconic skyscrapers, providing stunning panoramic views from its observation decks on the 86th and 102nd floors. Located in Midtown Manhattan, it’s a must-visit for those seeking breathtaking skyline views and a classic piece of NYC history.
• Intrepid Museum - The USS Intrepid, a historic aircraft carrier turned museum, is docked along the Hudson River. Visitors can explore real military aircraft, walk the flight deck, and even step inside a submarine, making it an intriguing stop for history enthusiasts and families alike.
• George Washington Bridge - Spanning the Hudson River, the George Washington Bridge connects Manhattan to New Jersey. Known for its impressive architecture and sweeping views, it’s an iconic landmark where visitors can admire the skyline, observe river traffic, and appreciate one of New York City’s engineering marvels.

• Brief and informative safety training before your ride
• 2025 SeaDoo GTX-PRO
• Safety Equipment
• Wetsuits and Life Jackets
• Riding Gear

Experience New York City from a fresh angle as you glide over the water on a jet ski, merging sightseeing with thrilling excitement. With New York City Jet Ski, you’re not just viewing the city—you become part of the adventure, free to “create your own waves” as you navigate through New York Harbor.

Relish close-up views of iconic landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty and the majestic One World Trade Center, all while enjoying the thrill of the open water. Unlike conventional tours, this experience allows you to move at a leisurely pace, giving you the opportunity to absorb the skyline, capture photos, and truly savor the moment.

Whether you’re in search of adventure or a novel way to discover the city, this ride provides a distinctive mix of freedom, speed, and unforgettable views of New York’s most renowned attractions.

• You must be 18 years or older to operate a jet ski.
• You must be 14 years of age or older to ride on the back of a jet ski.
• Weight Limit: Max. Combined weight: 650 lbs.
• Photo ID required.
• You do not need ANY prior jet ski experience before renting with us.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.