Three-Hour Daytime Sail Past the Statue of Liberty and Under the Brooklyn Bridge

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Three-Hour Daytime Sail Past the Statue of Liberty and Under the Brooklyn Bridge

A 3-hour daytime charter on the Hudson and East River that delivers close-up views of the Statue of Liberty and a passage beneath the Brooklyn Bridge; this guide lays out the route, rates, and booking essentials.

Three-Hour Daytime Sail Past the Statue of Liberty and Under the Brooklyn Bridge.

Duration
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Location
New York
Operator
Narwhal Yacht Charters Inc.
Category
Sailing
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

On a morning tide, Narwhal Yacht Charters’ 3-hour daytime sail threads the calmer waters of the Hudson and East River, bringing you within sight of the Statue of Liberty and under the span of the Brooklyn Bridge while Manhattan, Jersey City and Brooklyn roll by in cinematic skyline views.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE LANDSCAPE

Close-up Views of the Statue of Liberty

The charter sails down the Hudson to provide close proximity to the Statue of Liberty, paired with sweeping views of Manhattan and neighboring skylines—an experience built into the route.

THE ROUTE

Under the Brooklyn Bridge

After rounding Battery Park at Manhattan’s southern tip, the trip continues up the East River so passengers pass underneath the Brooklyn Bridge—a memorable low-bridge passage integral to the itinerary.

THE CONDITIONS

Morning Calm, Afternoon Wind

Morning charters typically offer calmer water and lighter winds with less boat traffic; afternoon sails are usually warmer and provide more wind for sailing.

What the day feels like

What the Cruise Feels Like

The three-hour daytime charter moves from the open Hudson toward the Statue of Liberty, skirts Battery Park, and threads the East River beneath the Brooklyn Bridge—a compact, landmark-focused sail that emphasizes skyline vistas and close quarters with iconic infrastructure.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this charter suits best.

1
Families with childrenA family-friendly outing: the operator notes the charter is welcome to all ages and can accommodate family groups within the six-passenger capacity.
2
Small groups and couplesIdeal for small groups and couples, with private charters sized to six passengers or fewer for an intimate experience.
3
Larger partiesNot a fit for large groups—the maximum advertised capacity is six passengers, and rates are structured by party size.
4
Sightseeing-focused travelersA straightforward choice for travelers prioritizing close-up landmark viewing—this charter’s route specifically includes the Statue of Liberty proximity and a passage beneath the Brooklyn Bridge.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Season

Morning charters typically present calmer waters and less boat traffic; afternoon charters are usually warmer and provide more wind to sail.

Duration

This is a 3-hour daytime charter.

Rates

Charter rates are published by party size: $740 for up to 4 people, $925 for 5 people, and $1,110 for 6 people.

Booking & Contact

To request alternate or earlier start times, contact Captain Eric by email at [email protected] or by call or text at 516-343-3557.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the charter?

The charter is three hours long.

What landmarks does the route include?

The sail goes down the Hudson to the Statue of Liberty, rounds Battery Park, and continues up the East River to pass underneath the Brooklyn Bridge, with continuous skyline views of Manhattan, Jersey City and Brooklyn.

What are the rates?

Rates are $740 for up to 4 people, $925 for 5 people, and $1,110 for 6 people.

How many people can the charter accommodate and are there age restrictions?

The operator can accommodate up to six passengers and advertises the charter as welcome to all ages.

Can I request an earlier start time?

Yes—email Captain Eric at [email protected] or call or text 516-343-3557 to request an earlier start time.

Are morning or afternoon departures different?

Morning charters typically have calmer conditions with less boat traffic; afternoon charters are usually warmer and provide more wind for sailing.