Excellent experience. Rich is a great teacher. I never rode a Segway before. At first I was…read morestiff and nervous. By the end of the training, I was comfortable and relaxed. Really fun. I highly recommend Shoreline Segway !

My two grandsons went on the Guilford Segway Tour and had a great time. Rich the tour guide was a…read morewonderful instructor and he was very knowledgeable about the history of this great town. I would be highly recommend this exciting adventure.

Dante, the docent at the house, he is awesome! He has the type of personality people need when…read moretouring historic homes. The items displayed are interesting. The second and third floor are interesting.

My wife and I visited the Henry Whitfield State Museum on 10/3/2024, and it was a wonderful…read moreexperience. The museum is housed in a charming 17th-century building, which adds an authentic touch to the historical exhibits. The three floors are packed with interesting artifacts and furniture from the time, and the staff were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, providing plenty of background information that enhanced our experience. It wasn't busy at all, making it even more enjoyable. We left feeling like we'd stepped back in time--definitely worth a visit!

I did a ladies' day wine tour with several friends and had an awesome time. We had a guided tour…read morewith Mitch and Joe driving. They were great and took good care of us, even going above and beyond by stopping for ice cream on the last stop . We went to Paradise Hill, Gouveia, and Arrigoni and the guys arranged for pizza delivery at one of the stops and supplied snacks and water in between. I will definitely be booking again

The day was full of fun laughter and friends. Being on the van allowed me to have fun and not worry…read moreabout anything but having a great time.

This is the best experience I've had all summer! There are two of us and we wanted to spend a day…read moretogether in the New Haven area. I found CT Bike Tours on line and made the first phone call. We very quickly signed up for a 21 mile bike ride of sightseeing along with a boat ride to break up the biking! Three delays later (2 days over 90 degrees and one day for my bout with covid) we were on our way with Coach Mark! Coach Mark lived up to his title and was very supportive as he got us through a couple of challenging sections (at least for me!) A beautiful day for a well paced bike ride leading to the boat ride! Seriously, best adventure I had all summer! CT Bike Tours has my highest recommendation! I'm signing up again next year!

I can't say enough positive things about Mark and the bike tour. This tour was a surprise birthday…read moregift for my girlfriend, and we couldn't be happier. The scenery was beautiful, Mark was exceptionally knowledgeable and friendly and he even brought hot chocolate and homemade cookies for us since it was a bit cold out. Will definitely go again in the spring.

I was here to get some rubbings about 10 years ago when it was all overgrown. . . You had to start…read moreon Waverly Ave and work east through the brush and broken fencing to get to the then-obscure main strip, which features some of the highlights of this cemetery . . . the row of obelisks, John Rock Smith Monument, and stones for the Shipwreck victims of the (1895) Louis V. Place, and (1897) Nachum Chapin. Now, there is a crew of guys speaking to politicians, landscaping the grounds and raising money for restoration: They were recently featured on the back page of Sunday Newsday (click link below). A great graveyard. . actually there are five old cemeteries on this plot, with stones dating back to 1794, connecting moderne tymes with the olde-timey spirits of your Patchogue brethren. http://www.newsday.com/services/newspaper/printedition/sunday/lilife/ny-lftstory5334850aug19,0,3320412.story

From the owner: Auto entrance on West Main Street, just west of the YMCA/Blue Point Brewery. Pedestrian entrance…read moreon Waverly Avenue. Collectively known as “Lakeview Cemeteries”, the property holds five historic cemeteries dating to 1793. On Main Street, Lakeview and Rice cemeteries are owned by St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. The western “Waverly Cemetery,” has gravestones dating to 1798, is legally “abandoned” and maintained by the Town of Brookhaven and Friends of Lakeview Cemeteries, a volunteer committee of the Greater Patchogue Foundation, a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization. PatchogueCemetery.org

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.

Had a great experience here! They have complimentary shuttle service and an awesome tour of the…read moreisland. The views are super scenic and the pilot was very personable. All around great time!

Mike and Matt were great. The driver picked us up in town and dropped us off at our hotel. The tour…read morewas great saw the wind farm, Southeast Lighthouse and the seals on the northern tip. Shocking amount of erosion. Great experience. We did pay extra for the private tour. Will do it again with the family.

I went on one of Steve Brill's foraging tours as part of a company outing and can't stop telling…read moreeveryone I know they need to go on one too! He really involved and engaged our large group. His jokes, drawings, and knowledge really made the tour entertaining, informative, and memorable! Not only did he share which plants were edible but different ways you could cook with them when you brought them home. I'm already looking to book another tour so I can bring my family!

I booked a tour on a whim, my husband and I had such a great time exploring sunken meadow with…read moreSteve, that we booked another tour for the next weekend. Steve is so funny, and also incredibly knowledgeable. We learned so much about a variety of different locally growing plants and edible vegetables. We were lucky to find a small bunch of wood ear mushrooms after the rain. I will definitely be foraging with Steve again in the near future.

Review: American Cruise Lines, American Song, June 5 through June 12, 2022…read more Our experience on American Cruise Line's ship the American Song was a wonderful experience. It was both relaxing, enjoyable, and fun to be pampered. The scenery of mountains, as well as seeing the Columbia and Snake Rivers was beautiful and at times breath-taking. We enjoyed waking up to sit out on our deck each morning to watch the sun rise as the world came alive. Each day, being lovers of history, we discussed, planned, and looked forward to our daily shore excursions, both planned and unplanned. Our meals were excellent and delicious. The crew was friendly, helpful, and anticipated every need. Hotel General Manager Kobi Du Preez was very friendly and although very busy with his hands on approach to operations, always made time to greet us, say hello, and offered helpful information or advice. Cruise Director Olivia Fiore, was fun, entertaining, and offered a lot of energy to activities throughout the day. What might have been a boring process getting off or on a bus, was made delightful as Olivia entertained us all with her clowning theatrics. Each evening we enjoyed Jason and Jack making our cocktails in the lounge and were delighted to listen to the evening entertainment by the talented Laura Sable and Bill Wiemuth with their beautiful and mesmerizing music. Our room was clean, well serviced, and comfortable. Kudos to the housekeeping for always keeping our stay, pleasurable, and well stocked. Overall, an excellent experience to see parts of America we've never seen before. The shore excursions were fun and informative. If you0're looking for a break from the mega-ships and want to explore America, we'd recommend American Cruise Lines.

be careful with your valuables! We just spent a week on the American Legend out of Tampa. We had an…read moreearly flight the morning our ship returned and my wife left her wedding ring on the nightstand. Later that day, we contacted the company and were told the ring had not been located. They promised a more thorough search and a call back. after no call for 2 days, we contacted them and were told the ring had not been found. we forgot the item, but it's a ship. A closed vessel, at sea. How much effort was made to locate the item. Why no callback? They really push their Eagle Society of which we are members. Little good that did. ACL... you have a least one thief on your ship.