Statue of Liberty Cruises

Embark on a 60-minute cruise along New York's coastline with stunning views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and more.

Explore New York's history and sights with live commentary from an expert guide who shares fascinating insights and stories about each landmark.

Enjoy access to indoor and outdoor seating with panoramic views from the spacious boat.

Savor onboard concessions with snacks, drinks, and a full bar, while kids enjoy treats like candy (available on board at an additional cost).

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Cruise past NYC’s skyline and get up-close views of iconic landmarks from the comfort of modern, climate-controlled boats.

Capture unbeatable photos as the boat stops near the Statue of Liberty—perfect for selfies and skyline shots.

Enjoy live English commentary filled with fun facts and stories as you sail through New York’s historic waterways.

Choose your vibe: a relaxed sightseeing cruise or a high-speed thrill ride in a speedboat down the Hudson River.

Multiple tour durations available—from 30-min thrill rides to 2.5-hour journeys—ideal for any schedule or energy level.

Enjoy a scenic and comfortable 90-min cruise along the Hudson and East Rivers, offering views of Downtown NYC's main landmarks.

Enjoy dedicated time at the Statue of Liberty for the perfect photograph and a chance to view Lady Liberty up close.

Take in the Manhattan skyline from a different perspective as you go along the coastline. Pass by iconic landmarks such as the World Trade Center, Empire State Building, Manhattan Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge, Chrysler Building, Ellis Island, and more on your cruise.

Your onboard guide offers you a more in-depth experience with live narration throughout your tour in English.

Enjoy comfortable seating along with a fully stocked snack & beverage counter on the cruise.

Discover Liberty Island, home to the Statue of Liberty, and Ellis Island, rich with immigrant history.

Visit the engaging Statue of Liberty Museum's interactive galleries & the National Museum of Immigration with a self-guided audio tour.

Skip the long lines with priority entry at the ferry terminal. Enjoy a smooth start to your adventure without the wait.

You can choose from New York or New Jersey departure points. The scenic ferry ride offers stunning views of the Manhattan skyline and Lady Liberty herself.

Available in 12 languages, the audio tour enhances your visit with fascinating stories and historical insights about the Liberty and Ellis Islands.

Upgrade your experience with a guided tour in English to gain deeper insights and hear captivating stories that bring the history of these landmarks to life.

Take a guided tour to the heart of New York Harbor and step onto Liberty Island to visit the iconic Statue of Liberty up close.

Explore the exteriors of the Statue of Liberty and see incredible panoramic views from the base of the Statue.

Visit Liberty and Ellis Islands and explore their attractions, such as the Statue of Liberty Museum & its exhibits, and the National Museum of Immigration.

Round-trip ferry rides to Liberty and Ellis Island guarantee smooth sailing on your tour.

Your guide will point out significant landmarks and provide insights into the history & foundation of the US.

Choose between a 2-hour express tour with time for non-guided exploration at Ellis Island, and a 3-hour guided tour of both islands with free time for self-exploration based on your travel preferences.

Set sail on a harbor cruise that lets you soak in New York City’s most iconic sights while indulging in a gourmet dining experience.

Pass by iconic NYC attractions such as the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, One World Trade Center, and more on your luxury cruise.

Choose between a gourmet dinner cruise, a buffet and mimosa lunch, and a happy hour cruise in the evening based on your preference, each offering a unique & fun experience.

Enjoy seating in climate-controlled interiors or the open deck outdoor section for added comfort.

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