My daughters and I had an amazing evening on our sunset cruise last night. We were celebrating…read moretheir 17th birthday, and Captain Eric did everything he could to make the evening memorable. The boat is special, his passion for sailing, and the ease in which he communicated with my daughters lent to a truly memorable experience! I would highly recommend Captain Eric and his beautiful boat Genesis.

Eric was so knowledgeable and made our three hour boat tour such a fun experience! This was our…read more3rd trip with him and we will be back!

We were on the Full moon, a sunset Hudson/East River cruise. It was absolutely amazing. From the…read moremoment we stepped on board this boat we had a wonderful time. The crew, the captain and Sean were awesome. It is a smaller boat, very beautiful, and comfortable. If you want a smaller crowd, this is the boat and crew for you. I always wanted to do a Hudson cruise but did not want a larger boat with tons of people. My guy found this company and now every time with come back to NYC, we will take a boat ride with them.

Such a great experience ! Couldn't recommend more ! Captain Levi, and crew members Yuliana and…read moreMaggie they made the experience even more special. Thank you !

Kerbs memorial boathouse was designed by Aymar Embury II and built in 1954, within an English…read moreRomantic style public park designed in 1857-58 by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux. A Scenic Haven in Central Park Kerbs Boathouse is situated near Conservatory Water, a tranquil pond known for its model sailboats and scenic beauty. This area provides an idyllic setting for families, couples, and individuals to unwind while enjoying the natural surroundings.

Highly recommend renting a rowboat if you are in Central Park! Awesome views of the park and the…read morecity. $25 an hour for Monday-Thursday. $30 an hour for Friday- Sunday. Staff were helpful with getting in and out of the boats. We did have to wait for about 10 minutes on a Friday for a boat to become available.

It's such a simple and old-school wholesome activity. I've come by this pond in the park many times…read moreafter a run to have a cold drink at the cafe here and watch people play with the miniature sailboats. It's actually called the Conservatory Water, and during the season you can rent a boat to sail around the pond. I've done this a few times and it's kind of fun and relaxing. They are remote controlled and wind powered so if you come here on a breezy day you've got it made. Not cheap at $12 for 30 minutes but it's kind of therapeutic. The pond is pretty big so you can find your own spot to sail around and gather your thoughts.

Why isn't this called Conservatory Water? I believe that is what the sign says. I'm not going to…read moreargue with whoever put this in Yelp. If you go to the movies you will see this body of water in many American Movies. Children and Adults Sailing their toy boats on the lake. Yes, there's other bodies of water in the park where you can actually canoe etc. This spot is for those that have the fancy small sailing boats. I guess it's a hobby. All I know is that any season I enjoy this lake. It's right near Le Pain Quotidian. There's benches for relaxing. Lots of great sights nearby. I love to come here and highly recommend when you visit Central Park.

This was on my bucket list and didn't disappoint! Just reserve. I was a little nervous about…read morefalling over but I did it! This is a wonderful experience!

It's free kayaking under the Brooklyn Bridge. Are you sold yet?!…read more I went on the last day, however (Labor Day) until it starts up again in the summer. I've gone kayaking in the Hudson as well, and there are pros and cons to both. First you've got the location and backdrop for those cute pictures (if you want cute pics, just go to both). This place has dirty floors as you approach the water (on 72nd st, the floor is clean and the water is a mini jump below you). I almost fell while getting out of the kayak-the ground is slippery and filled with rocks. Other than that, both places have small boundaries, and a 20 min ride to go (honors system). It's a great way to enjoy your summer weekends!

If you ever need a timeout and take a break, this is one of the best drives in the state of New…read moreYork. The drive takes you past lakes, the beautiful green scenery etc. If you plan to drive here at night, it is pitch dark, I don't recall seeing a light post. There is a boating dock along the drive. It is close to the Woodbury outlets and bear mountain, so you can make a full day of activities. Restrooms may be hard to come by.

This is a great drive, especially in the fall. In fact, I came here twice in the last 2 weeks (and…read morethis is over an hour away from my place). Fun roads, with minimal traffic (at least early). Lots of great scenery. There are a few cool small roads that intersect it that are really fun. Many hiking options. We did one that was fairly nice, and a little challenging in fact (some minor climbing). I can't remember the name, but the entrance is right by the visitor center. Tip: Storm King Hwy is not far, and is a REALLY fun drive!

I've never met a friendlier, kinder group. People of all ages. They share rides, gear, and mad…read moreskills. They knew so much about the Adirondacks and local rivers, but even more, they also travel to Southern rivers. It's great to see a group that really bonds with each other. I was tired of groups where people just wanted to paddle and go home. Here, day trips always have a Happy Hour tailgate party where folks share snacks and stories. I've heard the camping trips are fantastic. I was afraid to sign up when my skills were new, but the instructional weekend keeps giving...people keep coaching and helping. Or, you can also be in a tandem canoe with an expert. That's how I broke into moving and whitewater adventures. Best sport I ever did...and I"ve done a lot...because this group is so professional and warm.

AMC is great! I've been a member for about 8 years now and have been a student, taught students and…read morelead lots of paddling trips around the northeast region. I thought I went to learn to kayak, but I came out with so much more... Friends, community, and hundreds of memories and amazing experiences on and off the water. Trips are lead by volunteers so if it's not free, it's really inexpensive for you get involved.

Hello All, Going around Manhattan on a jet ski for my 50th…read morebirthday was a bucket-list experience, and Sea The City knocked it out of the park. The 2.5-hour "Sea It All" tour was top-notch, exceptionally run, and worth every single dime. ​Huge shoutout to my guide, Curtis. He was outstanding--super pleasant, locked in on safety and navigation, and brought great energy the entire run. He went out of his way to make sure I got incredible photos and made my milestone birthday extra special. Management has a true asset in Curtis. ​If you want the ultimate NYC water adventure, book this tour and ask for Curtis. Five stars all day! One bit of advice for those over who are old like me, go ahead and book a deep tissue massage for later in the day. Your body will thank you! : )

Did you know you can jet ski in NYC?!…read more Leave it to me to find something fun to do. I checked the weather and surprisingly it was 79°. I booked the afternoon slot and had the BEST TIME EVER! Justin led the way and took some great photos/videos of us throughout We followed him to several points of interest: - NY Skyline - Brooklyn Bridge - DUMBO - Manhattan Bridge - Statue of Liberty - Ellis Island Definitely recommend for a little adventure! My top speed was 38mph. I pushed my jet ski to the maximum a majority of the way How to get there: PATH Train from WTC Liberty Landing Ferry

Thumbs up for stellar scenery: boats, birds, buildings, sunset. The existence of a bathroom in the…read moredaytime is good too. Thumbs down for cars on sidewalks.

During my lunch break. I'll sometimes walk to the pier just to relax my mind. Look out at the boats…read moresailing and the beautiful ocean waves. Walking is therapeutic for the mind and soul.

We seven were ticketed for the Manhattan II vintage yacht…read more Classy comfy with a taste of nostalgia. We brought some light snacks, every one of age received a free beer or wine beverage. Soft drinks or coffee for non-drinkers. There was a self serve ice-water dispenser on the bar. There are snacks for sale ie a cheese & nut tray for $22. The narration was appreciated and the info. was well-rounded. They allow plenty of time for picture taking at the Statue of Liberty. Beautiful enjoyable tour!!

Outstanding tour cruising completely around Manhattan with a History/Architecture Guide! Very…read moreknowledgeable, he kept you informed about buildings and history from one end of the island to the other. Clearly he had a great love for his home city! Great way to see the city on hot NYC day.