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Experience New York Harbor with a private 1-hour sailboat cruise for up to 6 people, offering stunning views of the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge.
Enjoy a 1-hour private boat charter in New York Harbor with Tribeca Sailing for just $375 per group, accommodating up to 6 guests. This sailboat experience provides an intimate way to see iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Governor’s Island, and the Brooklyn Bridge from the water. The tour offers morning, lunchtime, or afternoon departures, giving flexibility for your schedule.
While the trip is short, the personalized nature of the private charter and the expert commentary from the captain make it a memorable and informative adventure. Most bookings are made about 27 days in advance, highlighting its popularity among visitors seeking a unique perspective of New York City’s skyline.
A key consideration is that this is a sailboat tour, which means you need to be able to climb onto the boat from a dock. Service animals are permitted, and the experience is suitable for most travelers, provided they meet the physical requirements. This private sailing trip offers a peaceful, scenic escape with superb photo opportunities, especially for small groups or couples wanting a special outing on the water.

This tour is ideal for those who prefer a personalized experience rather than a crowded ferry ride. At $375 per group, it’s an affordable way for small groups or families to enjoy exclusive access to the harbor with no other travelers onboard. The one-hour duration keeps the trip manageable while packing in plenty of scenic views and insights.
The mobile ticket system ensures a smooth check-in process, and the private setting makes this a great choice for celebrating special occasions or simply enjoying the city from a different angle. The tour is led by a knowledgeable captain who shares interesting facts about each landmark, making it both a relaxing and educational experience.
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The meeting point is conveniently accessible via public transportation, and the tour is specially designed for groups of up to 6 people. This small size enhances the intimacy of the experience, allowing for close-up views and more personalized commentary from the captain.
The climb onto the sailboat involves stepping from a dock, which might require some physical agility. Service animals are allowed, making it easier for visitors with specific needs to participate comfortably.

The tour’s main highlights include passing as close as possible to the Statue of Liberty for prime photo opportunities. The captain shares detailed stories about her construction and significance, making the experience both scenic and informative.
Another major stop is the Brooklyn Bridge, where the captain provides insights into its history and design. The Lower Manhattan skyline is spectacular from the water, with explanations about the architecture and notable buildings adding depth to the views.
A cruise around Ellis Island offers an opportunity to learn about the immigration history tied to the island, while the tour also explains what makes Governors Island interesting, including its name origins and residential buildings.

The itinerary includes sailing past Ellis Island, where the captain discusses the immigration journey of millions, and Governor’s Island, highlighting its unique buildings and recreational spaces. The Statue of Liberty is approached closely enough for excellent photos, with the captain sharing fascinating facts about her history and symbolism.
Passing the Brooklyn Bridge provides a great photo stop and an opportunity to hear about its engineering and name origins. The Lower Manhattan view showcases an impressive skyline, with commentary on the architecture and development stories of the city’s core.

The tour departs from a location accessible by public transportation, making it convenient for visitors staying in the city. Since this is a private sailboat, most travelers can participate, but climbing onto the boat from a dock requires some mobility.
Service animals are permitted, accommodating travelers with specific needs. The duration of about 60 minutes means guests should be prepared for a relaxing but active experience, with plenty of opportunities for photography and learning.

Since the tour depends on good weather, flexible options are available if poor conditions cause cancellation. Guests receive a full refund or the option to reschedule if the trip is canceled due to weather. Cancellations made more than 24 hours in advance are fully refundable, while less than 24 hours results in no refund.

This private experience stands out for its personalized service and the expert commentary provided by the captain, making it perfect for those who want flexibility and intimacy. The scenic routes around famous landmarks offer excellent photo opportunities and a chance to learn about the city’s history from the water.
While the one-hour duration is relatively brief, it’s ideal for small groups seeking a peaceful, scenic escape without the crowds. The cost per group makes it an accessible option for families or couples wanting a special, memorable outing in New York City.
“Perfectly relaxing, informative, and exciting cruise. I would highly recommend! It was exactly what we were looking for!”

Is this tour suitable for children or people with mobility issues?
The tour is most suitable for travelers who can climb onto the sailboat from a dock, so some mobility is required. Service animals are permitted, but no specific accommodations for mobility issues are detailed.
What landmarks will I see during the cruise?
You’ll see the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Governor’s Island, and the Brooklyn Bridge, along with the Lower Manhattan skyline.
Can I choose my departure time?
Yes, the tour offers morning, lunchtime, and afternoon departure options to fit your schedule.
How far in advance should I book?
Most bookings are made about 27 days in advance, indicating good availability with early planning.
What is included in the price?
The $375 fee covers the private boat for up to 6 people. Admission tickets to landmarks like the Statue of Liberty are not included.
What is the cancellation policy?
Guests can cancel free of charge if they do so more than 24 hours before the scheduled start, with full refunds. The trip relies on good weather; if canceled due to weather, a full refund or rescheduling is offered.
This 1-hour private boat cruise in New York Harbor provides a relaxing, scenic way to see some of the city’s most famous sights from the water. Its personalized touch and expert commentary make it a memorable experience for small groups or families seeking a peaceful escape amidst the bustling city.