Go elsewhere. They don't update their website, answer their phone or open as advertised on the…read moreweekends. Complete waste of time.

We had a great time kayaking through the Piermont marsh today. The owners and operators, Captain…read moreBill and his lovely daughter Carolyn were welcoming, friendly and super helpful. They explained everything we needed to know about kayaking safely through the marsh. The kayaks and equipment were in good shape. Overall, such a great little kayak rental family business. Highly recommended by our entire family! To help future visitors, FYI, there was plenty of street parking on Piermont Ave close to the entrance.

This place has a gorgeous view of the Tappan Zee bridge. I will say the music inside was a little…read moreloud for me (our table was right next to the DJ stand), so it was nice to go outside and get some fresh air. Even through it was cold I think the outside area is so nice, I would definitely dine out here during the warmer seasons. I got the chicken rigatoni which was alright, I wasn't a big fan of the chicken but the pasta was good. For dessert I got a fudge brownie with ice cream and my husband got a tres leches cake, both were delicious. I recommend you come here and eat outside, at the night the bridge is so beautiful!

In for lunch - my first visit since the conversion from Sunset Cove…read more The remodel is excellent. The bar, dining are and patio look great. Bathrooms are clean and also redone in a modern style There is a new Tiki bar outside for weekends, where you can order at the bar and take your food out to your seat. Music too! All the ingredients for a good restaurant...but My question about the fish tacos - hopefully a healthier choice, are listed as "breaded fish" on the menu. I asked "are they fried?" I was answered "no". Truth = The tacos are tempura fried Tilapia strips. The chef then smothers the crispy fish in a liquid turning the fish and tortilla into a soggy mess. Ordered a glass of house rose...which is not identified by brand or year, was undrinkable. They kindly replaced it with a mixed drink. So a menu in need of better execution and a BTG wine offering that needs replacement. Nice location and great views!

A peaceful hidden gem on the Hudson!…read more Tappan Zee Marina is one of those places that instantly makes you exhale a little deeper and smile a little wider. Whether you're docking a boat, grabbing a bite nearby, or just taking in the stunning Hudson River views, this marina is clean, peaceful, and beautifully maintained. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the location is perfect--right by charming waterfront restaurants and just minutes from the Tappan Zee Bridge (yes, I still call it that). The boats range from luxurious to humble, and the vibe is laid-back but lively, especially in the warmer months. Sunsets here are next level--golden skies reflecting off the river, with the boats swaying gently in the breeze. It's a great spot to bring family, enjoy a date, or simply find a quiet moment with nature. Whether you're boating, strolling, or just looking for a beautiful slice of the Hudson Valley to relax--Tappan Zee Marina is worth the visit.

we asked for the ice and he started telling us he is not going to sell us ice and started calling…read moreme and my wife names. he said leave the dock I won't service trash people like you are. just to be clear i am reputable 2 buisness owner. i wish i had it in video.

My boyfriend and I went for a mini vacation in Norwalk, CT and I booked the Sunset Harbor…read moreLighthouse Tour which we went on this past Sunday evening from 6:30-8:30, on 8/10/25. This tour was definitely a highlight of our trip! Captain John and Charlie were great and all the passengers aboard had a great time! We passed three lighthouses-Peck Ledge LH, Sheffield Island LH and Green's Ledge LH. Charlie, co-captain of Captain John, had just toured the inside of Green's Ledge LH the day before which is listed on Airbnb for $6,000! He went around the ship showing everyone the floor plan. It especially exciting to be on the Long Island Sound and to see the red and white towers from Northport, since I live on Long Island!! We were able to see several different viewpoints of the sunset and osprey nests as well. Definitely recommend to residents of Norwalk AND tourists alike!

What a treat! If you live in the area, you need to put this on your summer to-do list. I've lived…read morein the area for five years but didn't learn about this cruise until this summer. Be warned, book tickets online and in advance. They sold out for day/time we wanted to take the cruise, but there were 20 tickets still available the night before. Plan accordingly. We arrived for a 3:30 cruise on a beautiful August afternoon. The cruise seemed to be full, and there was a mix of couples and families on the boat. The boat ride is smooth and relaxing. The boat staff was offering a "guided" tour, but it was tough to hear, so I gave up trying and just enjoyed the experience of being out on the water. The boat ride is about 30 - 40 minutes each way. You won't get wet, at least we didn't, and there are enough seats/room for everyone. Once you arrive at the island, you have about 1.5 hours to explore. They have a guided lighthouse tour, a small concession stand, a small beach (not one that you would lay out at, so no need to bring a suit), volleyball courts, nature trails, etc. This entire experience is set up to be calm and relaxing. There isn't too much to do on the island, but that's kind of the point. You are only there for 1.5 hours, and there's no way you can get that bored in that period. Just unwind and take in the scenery for a few minutes, it will clear your mind. They offer limited food at the concession stand, but you can always bring your own snacks as well. Next time, I will bring a few snacks for us, especially since our trip was over dinner time. The bugs - BEWARE. They don't spray for mosquitos, and as a result, they are everywhere. I didn't know bugs would be a problem in advance, but the cruise provides spray upon arrival for free! I brought my own SPF, but they also provided that as well. The staff is lovely and do anything they can to make your experience as pleasant as possible. This is the perfect low-key day trip, and I highly recommend it to anyone in the area.

They race Five one design fleets every Sunday! PHRF boats on…read moreWednesday afternoon and Sunday! Lots of fun, lots of entry level training programs and a club owned ideal18 fleet for training the basics to racing tactics. Come on down and check us out!

This place is just so wonderful, I don't understand how they don't have a waiting list for…read moremembership. You can sail Wednesday's or Sundays without owning a boat, just by finding a skipper that needs crew (hint: they allllways need crew). This isn't a stuffy, rich, yacht club. It's a club who's members clean up the yard, take out the trash, and take pride in everything around them. They are welcoming, fun, and down to earth. Check it out. You'll be glad you did.

I booked a 4-hr Fluke & Porgy trip for Father's Day 2025 using a Groupon for my husband, my 3 year…read moreold and 4 year old sons, and myself. Had an issue figuring out where to enter the Groupon redemption code on the business' website to redeem it and the captain was so helpful when I called for help and texted me a screenshot of where to enter it. Day of the trip, everything was perfect. The capt and his mates greeted each group as they boarded, the boat left right on time and moved spots a few times to make sure everyone caught fish. There were snacks and drinks we could buy onboard and they collected $5 per person (optional) for the person who caught the biggest fish to win, which added to the fun. What impressed me enough to motivate me to write a review was how absolutely wonderful the captain and mates were with my kids. Starting from when they came around to explain how to use the fishing rods they were patient, helpful, attentive, kind, friendly, and sweet. Any time we needed anything, someone was right there to assist us with a smile. They even let the boys up to the helm to show them all the buttons and levers, let them sit in the captain's chair, wear the captain's hat, and blow the horn and announce to the group to start fishing! The boys had the best time - we all did! Truly was a Father's Day we'll never forget and we can't wait to go again!

We went on the July 4th cruise to see fireworks up close !!! It was wonderful!! Captain Kenny had a…read morenice dinner for everyone! We got up as close as possible to the barge shooting off the fireworks & it was totally amazing!! Make sure you try to go next year!!!

Highly recommend! We had a wonderful time and Mike was great and showed us so many different parts…read moreof New York. Overall, it was a wonderful experience.

Mike and his son were amazing! We saw the city like never before and seeing the Statue of Liberty…read moreso close was spectacular. 100% recommended!

Did you know that Lake Hopatcong is NJ's largest freshwater lake?…read more And did you also know that there's a great little place on the lake that lets you rent all sorts of strange inventions like a 'pedalboard' and a 'hydrobike' (along with the classics like kayaks and paddleboards) - so you can cruise along the lake, get a bit of exercise, fill those lungs with fresh air and more importantly... work up an appetite (so you can hit The Windlass right after)? I tell you it's true. All true. There were six of us (celebrating a birthday) - 5 on hydrobikes, 1 on a pedalboard. The lake is drop dead gorgeous and we went when it was still early and a bit overcast so it wasn't too crowded with boats and jet-skis and the like. (Waves/wakes from other boats can really dampen your own fun... so that stuff matters a bit.) But I gotta be honest: it was a lot of work. Unlike a kayak where you might get a nice 'bite' with your oar and can coast a bit... the bike is akin to being pneumatic (you stop pedaling and you almost immediately come to a halt as well). And those seats? They are not comfortable at all. Sore dupas all around (the following day as well, actually). But we all had a great time. The crew (Patty and Joe, I believe) were really cool, total professionals, and we always felt like we were safe as well having a great time exploring some of the lake and adjoining islands and whatnot. (We would definitely return in the future but would lean towards a kayak and not do the bikes again.) Wear sunblock, bring water, not sure if it was just me but my right foot was pretty soaked by the end whereas my left was dry (so you'd be better off wearing an old ratty pair of sneakers, regardless). Post-pedal was The Windlass (excellent) as well as some mini-golf (also excellent). Lots to do in this lovely part of Jersey. (But it'll cost ya!)

A cousin of mine tried the hydrobikes and lived it, so I thought I would give it a try. I asked a…read morefriend to come with me and he said it looked like a pain in the ass. I made a reservation online. Patty was so friendly and made it a great time! She let me use some sun block and fill up my reusable cup at their water fountain. She told me that I would probably like the standup paddle board better because it had better maneuverability. I took her advice. It was a lot of excise and fun as we rode around and she told me about the history and pointed out different areas around the lake. We even picked up some trash from inside the lake and it made me happy to know that there are good people out there who are also passionate about the environment. It was hot and I "accidentally" fell in and got to enjoy the water a little bit. Patty also gave me restaurant and hiking recommendations around the area and even took a picture of me. You may be able to call and make a same day appointment, but online will only allow the following day. I don't think it's with bringing or risking losing your camera or phone out on the lake, there isn't anything really photo worthy.

Beautiful location, excellent views. Easy access to the East River or the Long Island Sound. Guest…read moremoorings available.

Friend invited me in as a guest. Never realized this was located at the end of City Island because…read moreof the restaurants that are there. Really can't tell it's here till you get inside the gate. Dining area is well kept and casual. Staff is also friendly. I was there for Sunday brunch and had to wait till noon before ordering off the lunch menu. Find their overall food prices very reasonable. Heard they also have a different membership if you don't own a boat.

We have a wonderful time every time we rent a boat. The staff are professional and helpful. The…read moresound couldn't be more beautiful. Tubing was the most fun I've had in a while. Especially during these Covid times, they keep the boats clean and run a tight ship (pun intended). We'll be back! The owner, Christian, is the man!

RE:9-6-23 Long Island Boat Rental, Port Washington NY Great…read morepeople. Very accommodating. Parking close to boat dock a PLUS , especially on a super-hot and muggy morning. Again, very accommodatable, wagons to move your bundles from parking lot to your boat. We rented 21foot Grady white, great hull, 4foot nose into waves, not a splash over the gunnel, no wind, flat day on the Sound, bow riders stayed dry and no pounding! We had four people but just as good for six. 200HP Yamaha POWER PLANT. THIS PUPPY DINT MISS A HEATBEAT! Took us a couple of times to figure out the power of this engine as with my skier getting up. Lot of torque just as your coming out of the water and then power up pulls the reigns out of your hands. Gotta go slow at that point on the throttle. All a learning experience to us as we have been boating fora couple of years. Thank you, Long Island Boat Rentals. Craig