• Times Square / Theater District - Times Square (near departure point)
  Times Square, often referred to as the “Crossroads of the World,” is New York City’s most frequented attraction, renowned for its vibrant billboards, Broadway theaters, and perpetual energy. Although not located on the waterfront, it is just a short walk from Pier 78, making this cruise one of the most accessible sightseeing options in NYC.

• Empire State Building - The Empire State Building, a 1931 Art Deco marvel, stands as one of the world’s most iconic skyscrapers. Visible from the Hudson River, its spire and seasonal light displays dominate the Midtown skyline.

• Hudson Yards - Hudson Yards & The Vessel
  Hudson Yards is Manhattan’s newest neighborhood, featuring luxury shops and dining. The futuristic Vessel sculpture, with its honeycomb shape, is a standout landmark visible from the water.

• Edge NYC - The Edge is the tallest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere. From the cruise, its sharp glass angles are seen jutting out over the skyline.

• Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex - Chelsea Piers is a waterfront sports and recreation complex. Just inland, the High Line park runs along old train tracks, now filled with gardens, art, and city views.

• The High Line - The High Line
  Chelsea Piers is a waterfront sports and recreation complex. Just inland, the High Line park runs along old train tracks, now filled with gardens, art, and city views.

• Little Island - Little Island is a unique public park floating on tulip-shaped concrete columns over the Hudson River. From the water, its modern design and greenery stand out against the skyline.

• One World Trade Center - One World Trade Center (Freedom Tower)
  Standing at 1,776 feet, One World Trade Center is the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. Its shimmering design and towering presence symbolize resilience and hope.

• Statue of Liberty - Statue of Liberty
  Gifted by France in 1886, the Statue of Liberty remains America’s most enduring symbol of freedom. From the water, you’ll enjoy some of the best photo opportunities of Lady Liberty.

• Ellis Island - Ellis Island was the historic entry point for over 12 million immigrants to the U.S. Today, its red-brick building houses the National Immigration Museum, visible from the cruise.

• Governors Island - Once a military base, Governors Island is now a cultural and recreational hub with bike paths, public art, and historic forts. Its green landscape is striking as you sail past.

• Brooklyn Bridge - Completed in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge is one of New York’s greatest engineering marvels. Its stone towers and sweeping cables create some of the most iconic skyline photos.

• Manhattan Bridge - The Manhattan Bridge, opened in 1909, is famous for its blue steel towers and subway trains crossing between boroughs. It connects Chinatown in Manhattan to Downtown Brooklyn.

• Williamsburg Bridge - Built in 1903, the Williamsburg Bridge links Manhattan’s Lower East Side to the hip Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn. Its industrial design and size make it a striking sight from the river.

• Manhattan Skyline - Cruise along the Hudson River and enjoy unbeatable views of the Manhattan skyline, from the towering Empire State Building to the modern wonders of Hudson Yards. This 90-minute tour also takes you past the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and New York’s iconic bridges for unforgettable photo opportunities.

• Close views of the Statue of Liberty – perfect photo opportunities
• Sail under iconic bridges – Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Williamsburg Bridges
• Scenic Manhattan skyline views – including Empire State Building and Hudson Yards
• Views of waterfront landmarks – Chelsea Piers, High Line, Little Island Park
• Live English guide – shares fascinating stories and history of NYC landmarks
• Comfortable seating & open-air deck access – multiple vantage points for sightseeing
• Free digital photo – capture your adventure as a keepsake
• Cash bar – drinks available for purchase onboard

• Food and drinks – no meals or beverages included (cash bar available for purchase)
• Gratuities

Embark on your cruise just a short walk from Times Square at Pier 78 and glide along the Hudson River, taking in the stunning views of the Manhattan skyline. Capture the best photos of the Empire State Building and Hudson Yards in the gentle morning or late afternoon light, when the city is beautifully illuminated for photography. As you pass Chelsea Piers, the elevated High Line, and the floating Little Island Park, observe the unique perspectives only visible from the water.

As you approach Lower Manhattan, frame the towering One World Trade Center for breathtaking skyline shots before reaching the highlight of your journey — the Statue of Liberty. For the perfect photo, position your camera on the starboard side of the boat to capture both Lady Liberty and Ellis Island in the background. Continue into the East River to sail under the Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Williamsburg Bridges, each offering dramatic compositions for your photos. This 90-minute cruise combines history, iconic landmarks, and unparalleled views, making it an essential experience for photographers and first-time visitors alike.

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