Just finished my FIFTH trip with Sailacat and it keeps getting better every time! Capt Cal and…read moreBrian are the absolute best! My personal favorite is to take a longer afternoon sail, then catch sunset on the way back. Love all the water toys (esp the floating bar!), then just chillaxing on the deck & bean bag chairs...seems like every year there's something new! Thank you both for everything as always, and will start counting down to the next time!

We were guests on Captain Kal & Brian's catamaran recently…read morecelebrating our friend's birthday ~ and we are still glowing! We dined and celebrated on their gorgeous boat, relaxed on deck in yachting bean bags, enjoyed paddle boarding and watching the glorious sunset. Captain Cal & Brian made this such a memorable experience. We can't wait to do this again! Susan S. & Mitch

Rented kayaks here and guy running it was super nice. We did run into some trouble when it started…read moregetting windy on our trip. PRO TIP: Go upwind on the first leg when you're fresh. That way the wind will help you on the way back when you're tired.

Had a wonderful experience kayaking with P & L Watersports. Departed from Indian Island County Park…read morewith 3 2-person kayaks. Had a great guide, who led us to sheltered areas on a windy day. Pointed out many shore birds, fish, and shellfish. He was personable, well-informed, & knew his audience. Dylan, the company owner, was very responsive to our needs. Would highly recommend this company for a very enjoyable few hours on the water.

My husband and I are fortunate enough to live in Southampton. As a result we have the opportunity…read moreto host many family members and friends. This summer we had more than one family reunion with multiple adults and children of ages ranging from 3 years to 19 years old. The highlight of each event was providing them with the opportunity to participate in Eric's Camp and they're still talking about the awesome experience. Simply witnessing Eric's red kayaks out on the water is such a joyful experience but his and his staff member's skills make this an adventure not to be missed! They are very knowledgable and organized and afford their guests exposure to marine wildlife and the natural world that can't be missed! Eric has a truly unique personality and a gift for engaging people of all ages in the special beauty of the waterways to which we have access. Don't miss the opportunity for you and your children to share in this matchless adventure!

East End Explorer is the BEST camp! Our son loved exploring the beautiful East End with Eric and…read morehis team. All team members are enthusiastic, knowledgeable, patient and fun. You can tell how passionate everyone is to spread the joy of this program! When your child can't stop talking about their day and asking when they can go back, you know you picked the right camp! Highly recommend.

We had a great trip with Captain Mike. He was very friendly and knowledgeable and had a good day…read moreoverall. Would recommend.

While there was nothing wrong with the boat or the captain, this is just a horrible company. To…read morebegin with, their prices are 2-3x equivalent boats in Mediterranean or St. Barths. Secondly, they have an absurd cancelation policy - there are no refunds regardless of weather and they're incredibly rude about it. If it rains and THEY cancel (which they won't decide til the day of), they still won't give you a refund and insist that you must rebook for a different date. I've never heard of such a thing anywhere. Not everyone lives in the Hamptons all summer. Thirdly, they have nothing on board - no towels, no sunscreen, nothing except water. Someone needs to start another boat company in the Hamptons to give this company some actual competition. It's just such an inferior boat rental product to anything we've experienced anything else.

This was a very interesting and relaxing two hour cruise…read more I surprised my wife with a sunset cruise hosted by Bedell Winery. The cruise had 3 offerings of their specialty wines, a nice red, white and sparkling wine along with all you can each shrimp and freshly shucked oysters. If you couldn't consume shellfish, they offered a charcuterie box from Mamma Lombardis. Pretty nice offerings Bedell! Parking was easy peasy, the train station lot had plenty of available parking. Once we boarded, we each grabbed a wine glass and headed to the upper deck. My wife, looking so elegant in her summer dress, it was just a perfect night for a romantic cruise on Long Island. You don't have to call me late for dinner, I saw the crew carrying the oyster aft (that's the back of the boat for you non sailing Yelpers) I grabbed a plate and loaded up with a nice amount of shrimp with cocktail sauce as well as oysters. Ever try sail while trying to keep cocktail sauce off my white silk Tommy Bahama shirt? I did it because I have mad skill. I noticed the couple next to me, I made small talk with the guy. This woman, she must of eaten 2 dozen oysters! And I dig that! Enjoy yourself, don't hold back. I had about 6 oysters, a good amount of shrimp and a quite a few glasses of Bedell wines. The captain of the boat did something very cool. He brought the ship very close to lighthouse for a perfect picture spot. Could this night get any better? Here's where and I hope Bedell reads this review. You have the perfect opportunity to talk to all the guests and sell your winery! There should of been bottles of the wine we tasted for sale as well as baskets filled with wines & cheeses, raffles to come back to the vineyard for a tasting, shirts, glasses, Bedell things for sale. It sounds like you need me to take over this area of responsibility. ABC, always be closing. Wine is for closers! The guy pouring the wine was swamped with everyone at once saying: Gimme! A back up sales person, a closer would have sealed the deal. Other than that, if you see The Peconic Star offering sunset cruises, it's something I highly recommend.

My first time fishing in years. Had a great time. It's nice that they only take one half capacity…read more Captain and crew knew their stuff. Coming back soon. I wish they would add some 1/2 day trips. They wore this old timer out.

Had a fantastic time with a last minute charter. If you are interested in having a great trip…read moreOn the Montauk waters you will Be well Served giving these guys a call.

I have been all over Montauk on trips. These guys do it right! Everyone had fish on! Mario and Joe…read moremade the experience even better! Great personalities. Thank you guys very much. See you next summer

Best half day fishing for fishers and non fishers alike. Great staff (most are named Joe ) and a…read moregreat scenic ride too. Captain Mike is so friendly. Rods and bait provided. They even help you reel in your catch. And filet what you can keep. Our annual tradition that is a keeper.

Capt Mike and all the mates are amazing. From beginners to pros you will catch fish. I have been on…read morethis boat for over 20 years and will keep going back!!

Excellent whale watching trip on the Viking. Talk by the man from CRESLI was very informative. Boat…read morewas clean & crew were friendly & helpful. Can't wait for next year ​

The captain worked very hard to find fish, constantly moving and putting us on productive spots…read more The crew was also helpful and worked hard handling the gear and fish. My main concern was safety during the return trip. Because of an approaching storm, we returned a day early and traveled about 12 hours, roughly 140 miles offshore, in winds of 30-35 mph and high seas. The boat was rocking heavily, and people were being thrown from their bunks. I caught the person next to me when he was thrown into the air, fortunately preventing a serious injury. There was also heavy drinking and marijuana use among passengers. My concern is not about people having a good time--it's about safety when you're that far offshore in rough seas at night. There was no safety briefing explaining what to do in an emergency, how to secure the bunk guards, or where life jackets were located. I had to figure out the bunk guards myself and help other passengers. The life jackets were on the upper deck, which could be difficult to reach during a blackout or emergency. I've been around boats most of my life, but not everyone has that experience. The fishing and crew were good, but safety and communication need to be improved. When you're 140 miles offshore, safety must come first.