• Statue of Liberty - The Statue of Liberty stands as New York City’s most iconic symbol of freedom and hope on Liberty Island. Visitors can enjoy stunning harbor views, explore museum exhibits, and take ferry rides, making it one of the USA’s top attractions.
• Empire State Building - The Empire State Building, a renowned Art Deco skyscraper, offers observation decks with sweeping views of the New York City skyline. Situated on Fifth Avenue, it is a must-visit landmark for travelers both day and night.
• Hudson River Park - Hudson River Park runs along Manhattan’s west side, providing waterfront views, bike paths, and recreational areas. It is a popular spot for outdoor activities, relaxation, and enjoying scenic sunsets over the Hudson River.
• Hudson Yards - Hudson Yards is New York’s newest neighborhood, featuring luxury shopping, fine dining, and the Vessel’s striking honeycomb structure. The Edge observation deck offers glass-floor views of the Hudson River and Midtown skyline.
• The High Line - The High Line is an elevated park built on a historic freight rail line, showcasing gardens, art installations, and city views. Stretching through Manhattan’s West Side, it offers a unique way to explore New York City from above the streets.
• Whitney Museum of American Art - The Whitney Museum of American Art displays contemporary and 20th-century works with a focus on American artists. Located in the Meatpacking District, it features world-class exhibitions and stunning views of the Hudson River.
• Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum - The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum features the legendary aircraft carrier USS Intrepid, space shuttle Enterprise, and historic aircraft. Situated on the Hudson River, it is a family-friendly destination blending history, science, and innovation.
• Little Island - Little Island is a floating park on the Hudson River with gardens, walking paths, and performance spaces. Its unique design and riverfront views make it one of Manhattan’s most creative green spaces.
• Jacob Javits Convention Center - The Jacob Javits Center is New York City’s premier convention and exhibition space, hosting major trade shows and events. Its glass architecture and Hudson Yards location make it a hub for business and entertainment.
• Battery Park City - Battery Park City is a scenic neighborhood along the Hudson River featuring parks, bike paths, and waterfront dining. It is also the gateway to ferries for the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
• Staten Island Ferry - The Staten Island Ferry offers a free ride across New York Harbor with incredible views of the Statue of Liberty and Lower Manhattan. Operating 24/7, it is one of the best budget-friendly attractions in NYC.
• Castle Clinton National Monument - Castle Clinton National Monument in Battery Park is a historic fort that once served as America’s first immigration station. Today, it is the starting point for Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island ferry tours.
• South Street Seaport Historic District - The South Street Seaport Museum celebrates New York’s maritime history with historic ships, exhibits, and cobblestone streets. Located near the Brooklyn Bridge, it is a charming waterfront destination.
• Liberty State Park - Liberty State Park in Jersey City offers expansive green spaces, waterfront paths, and unbeatable views of Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty. The park is also a departure point for ferries to Ellis Island.
• Pier A Park - Pier A Park in Hoboken provides sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline and Hudson River. It is a popular spot for picnics, fishing, and sunset photography.
• Governors Island - Governors Island is a car-free oasis featuring bike rentals, historic forts, art installations, and seasonal events. Just a short ferry ride from Manhattan, it is a perfect day trip escape.
• Ellis Island - Ellis Island is home to the National Immigration Museum, where millions of immigrants first entered the United States. Visitors can tour historic halls and trace family heritage against the backdrop of New York Harbor.
• Brooklyn Bridge - The Brooklyn Bridge is one of New York City’s most iconic landmarks, connecting Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn with stunning East River views. Walking or biking across the bridge is a must-do NYC experience with incredible skyline photo opportunities.
• Manhattan Bridge - The Manhattan Bridge links Chinatown in Manhattan to Downtown Brooklyn and offers sweeping views of the Brooklyn Bridge and city skyline. It is a favorite spot for photographers, especially the famous view from Washington Street in Dumbo.
• Williamsburg Bridge - The Williamsburg Bridge spans the East River, connecting Manhattan’s Lower East Side to Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Known for its bike and pedestrian paths, it provides a vibrant way to cross the river while enjoying city views.
• Verrazano Narrows Bridge - The Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge connects Staten Island to Brooklyn and is one of the longest suspension bridges in the world. Famous as the starting point of the New York City Marathon, it offers breathtaking harbor views.
• George Washington Bridge - The George Washington Bridge connects Upper Manhattan to New Jersey across the Hudson River. Known as the world’s busiest motor vehicle bridge, it provides dramatic views of the Hudson and Manhattan skyline.

• 90-minute evening sightseeing cruise along the Hudson River
• Stunning views of the Manhattan skyline illuminated at night
• Close-up views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island & Brooklyn Bridge
• Live guide commentary in English
• Indoor & outdoor seating with skyline photo opportunities
• Onboard restrooms for passenger convenience
• Cash Bar

• Gratuities

Discover New York City in a whole new way with this 90-minute evening cruise on the Hudson River. Glide past the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the Brooklyn Bridge while taking in the breathtaking views of the illuminated Manhattan skyline. Iconic landmarks such as the Empire State Building, One World Trade Center, and the city’s skyscrapers shine brilliantly after dark, providing a stunning backdrop for photographs.

This Manhattan skyline boat tour features both indoor and outdoor seating, live commentary that highlights NYC’s history and landmarks, and unparalleled photo opportunities from the water. Sail under the city lights reflecting on the river, capture classic views of Lower Manhattan, and watch the city come to life at night. Ideal for couples, families, and photographers, this evening cruise blends sightseeing, relaxation, and unforgettable experiences.

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