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Audrey L.

Am I really the first to review this company? How is it possible since it's founded more than a yr ago?? In any case, here is my review: 6 of us went out to the waters this Sunday evening and we absolutely loved it. We were scheduled to depart at 7pm and Captain Martin called around 6:30 alerting us about changing weather conditions and suggested us to start around 7:30/7:45 instead. And he was right! Around 6:50 it started pouring with lightning!! He offered to reschedule to another date as well but since it was a farewell party for one of us, we wanted to go ahead. And by 7:45, the sky cleared up! We set sail and went from Chelsea down to Statue of Liberty. We brought our Bluetooth speaker and few bottles of wine. It was perfect. Worth mentioning Christie from the office was super helpful and friendly. She texted me back promptly with relevant information after our discussion over the phone. Caleb, the other crew member on board, was also very nice and helpful.

Taiwo O.

What a fantastic way to a Friday night in the summer. Had a beautiful sunset sail a couple of days ago, with some friends. We got the charcuterie board supplied by the captain and we were able to bring our own wine and such. We got to connect via Bluetooth to the boat's speakers which was a great soundtrack for the sail. Ive done charters many times before in NY and other places, and this particular trip really stood out. Thanks for a wonderful evening!

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Amazing boat ride. Captain Gino & first mate Jack we're wonderful. 5 Stars all around!

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Happy Birthday Carmen! We loved celebrating your birthday onboard.

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Renting a sailboat in NYC with us starts at $600 for couples on weekdays during daytime hours. Standard 2-hour charters are $700 on weekdays and $750 on weekends and holidays. 3-hour charter is $1,050 and 4-hour charter is $1,400. Every charter is… 

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“Captain Martin and his first mate Caleb were right there with drinks and snacks - I only wish we had booked for longer.”

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