I went with a group of 7 friends. The entrance is right…read moreoutside Pier 13. We chose to do a boat with other people and luckily we were the first group there so we got to choose where we wanted to sit and sync our phone/playlist to the boat Bluetooth. BYOB- and they have coolers to keep your drinks cold, though it's just frozen packs in the cooler. The cycling is optional, the boat will still run, just a fun thing to do. We did go past Little Island, but unfortunately didn't make it all the way to the Statue of Liberty. A storm looked like it was headed our way, so the water was also very choppy. If you get sea sick, definitely take something ahead of time. It was 90 minutes and flew by. We had a great time!

Great way to wrap up the summer with a nice boat ride on the Hudson…read more.. Easy to book, easy to plan, and easy way to have fun! The crew here are on point and made this more enjoyable. You are given a timeframe and that will be your ride. Bring your own booze (no hard liquor though). A quick form needs to be filled out before getting on the boat for protocol reasons. Other than that, bring your own food and drinks.

Every summer we rent a jet ski from these guys. We take a ferry over from New York City to Jersey,…read morequick ferry ride. A guide takes us our individual jet skis, and it's the highlight of my summer going down the Hudson, racing down the Hudson, to the Statue of Liberty, around the Statue of Liberty and back up the Hudson. It's an epic day and they do an amazing job. Best time ever.

Took a one-hour harbor tour with my wife. I loved it! It's not what I thought it might be…read morepotentially, but once I experienced the natural limitations of imperfectly smooth water, I realized it could not be better. We had great weather (that's free!), friendly and safe guides, and a harbor that seemed uncrowded enough. We went on a Thursday, so the day ferries were busy moving commuters around, but we were the only personal watercraft on the water and we encountered a manageable number of NYFD boats, fishing boats, and luxury boats, I would only expect better if I were willing to (1) improve my own ride by becoming a jet ski expert, and (2) get on my own personal custom tour (which I did not pay for or set aside the time for). I also realized what folly it would be for a passenger to take video while moving at tour speed. You could do it, but the video would be bouncing all over the place and you might also lose your passenger after a rough wave. You would need that for full-time video, as the guides are paying more attention to safety and only taking pictures after they pause the tour. The one-tour gets you the meat of the harbor views - from up around 34th St of Manhattan and a view to the Empire State Building, to the Financial Center, Jersey City views, Lady Liberty, the Brooklyn Bride (and very close to the Williamsburg) and the South Street Seaport. It's great. Covering this ground and having any time for pictures requires speed. At one time, I think I was up to 45 knots in spurts, but generally just over 30. This will bang you around at times unless you're pretty skilled and have excellent throttle control. Mind you, I found my jet ski to have a very "tight" throttle as I describe it. It was like a small version of the brake on a ten-speed. I needed a strong tension to hold it, and changing position under high tension seemed to let it move too much. The jet ski would lurch. If they can get smoother throttles (can you get some like motorcycle throttles), that might make the riding less challenging. I paid for the pictures and got some. I wanted more pictures, but time is limited and these guys have to put awareness (safety) first and then progress on the tour second. I would suggest if you want a lot of photos, hire them for a private tour or a longer tour and you'll get more pictures. My wife is a real non-adventure/non-athletic person. She says she was literally praying to God before we even got there. Then she kept telling me to slow down. I can't blame her. I was surging and stopping, especially in the first 20-30 minutes as I got the hang of it. This experience can be a challenge for some who are fearful of everything. If they are like my wife, they eventually realize they won't die and it's actually safe as long as you are mindful of the surroundings. Of course, the guides do their part to hold you before traffic crosses, but sometimes you're widely spaced and you must use your own good judgment not to cut in front of the 30-foot luxury liner that for heading to open waters.

First of all, it was just really fun being on the boat itself so close to the water, and it…read morehappened to be the coolest place in New York City with this heat wave. Additionally, it was really enjoyable to be so close to the Statue of Liberty and to go right under the bridges and view the city skyline, and they stop so you can take pictures. And our captain Eric is an engaging and accommodating guide. It's one of the best tour experiences I've had in a long time.

Amazing way to see the shoreline and learn about the area. While the weather was cold, we were…read morewarm and cozy in protective gear. Our driver and guide, Eric, did a fantastic job! Would highly recommend as a unique and educational experience.

Sara and Sven were the most thoughtful captains. We had the experience of a lifetime discovering…read moreManhattan, the bridges, the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn from the water! They even have a cozy lounge area at the front of the boat where we could relax and take in the views. The boat also has a comfortable cabin with everything you need to spend the day feeling fresh and comfortable. We felt completely safe and so well taken care of throughout the trip. You can really tell how much they love sailing and sharing the experience with their guests. We'll always remember this as a true sailing adventure. If you're looking for a unique way to experience New York, I couldn't recommend it more highly.

Alex was our guide and he couldn't be more helpful. His knowledge of the MCU and the DCU was vast…read moreand added a lot of of information to the tour. We ( wife and I) went with our 2 kids, both boys are hardcore Marvel fans and I was surprised and happy that Alex was very knowledgeable in both the history of NYC and it's relationship with the popular films. The tour was very impressive. It hit a lot of must-see NYC spots ....Chrysler Building, Washington Square Park, NYU, Wall Street, and Battery Park and I know I am forgetting many others. The tour ends in Battery Park and you have the whole afternoon to walk to Little Italy and Chinatown. I don't know of a better way to spend a day in NYC. Well worth the price of admission. Tino

Tara was our tour guide for our Superhero tour of New York. We had our two grandkids (9 and 10)…read morewith us and she was spectacular with them. Somehow she kept them engaged for 2.5 hours with her wit and funny stories. Her jokes were appropriate for them and she gave some amazing superhero history that was new to us. We did this tour as a part of my granddaughter's 9th birthday present. We are from California and we were not disappointed. For superhero buffs, this is the right tour for you.

For all Seinfeld fans, this is a must do. The Real Kramer is an awesome and colorful gentleman and…read moreit was great to meet him. A few months later after I took his tour, I saw Kenny Kramer at the ballet in Lincoln Center. He loves New York City and the Arts as much as I do! As for the tour, you first see a film about Seinfeld in a tiny theater, and then Kramer introduced all his merchandise, including an "Assman" license plate and some T-shirts. Then you board a bus and play Seinfeld trivia and tour the various sites made famous by the show. Then, you go to the Soupman stand and while in line, Kenny Kramer poses for photos with you. I got the Jambalaya, of course, because Newman liked it.

The Seinfeld Tour was absolutely amazing mainly because it's actually led by the real life Kramer…read more-- Kenny Kramer! It was such a hoot hearing Kramer tell us about his personal experiences being neighbors and friends with Larry David (real life George). He told us many stories about Larry David, and about real life events that made it onto the tv show. The tour starts out a local theater with a warm-up comedy act and then Kenny Kramer is introduced. He told us about the show, his involvement with the show and how he launched the tour, and then got right on with his entrepreneurial ways, and began pitching his many different products he sells. It was quite funny -- life imitating art! He sells a wide variety of creative gift items and apparel. Our budget was tight so we skipped on that, but he was signing items as well. Then on the bus, Kramer led us around the city showing us many spots featured on the show and real life spots like his apartment building he shared with Larry David. There's also a pit stop at the original Soupman location which the Soup Nazi episode was based on. It's just a soup stand, but boy is the soup marvelous. Kenny Kramer also poses for pictures here! We got an awesome picture with him in front of the place,. He's really nice, and signed our tour pamphlet and posed for photos. He's quite funny too and the anecdotes he shares really make the tour. This is an absolute must for Seinfeld fans!

Let's Travel Morocco gave us the opportunity to experience an unforgettable trip of a lifetime. We…read moreare so glad we with Let's Travel Morocco because they worked to our preference while providing options they thought best which were very satisfying. The people we met along the way were so genuinely kind. The driver, Abdou, was very knowledgeable, kind, and attentive to our needs. He really made us feel relaxed and went up and beyond our expectations. We encourage and recommend Let's Travel Morocco to anyone who asks us about our trip. If we were to go again we would go with them again in a heart beat!

Let's Travel Morocco tour company provided a trip completely tailored to my travel needs. They…read morewere extremely responsive and worked with me to create an unforgettable trip. All vendors from the hotels to the driver were top notch. If you are looking for a trip of a lifetime to a beautiful country, you must book through Let's Travel Morocco!

Rob, the owner of this business, is amazing! I was recently…read moreplanning my trip to New York and booked a tour with him. He reached out to give me specific information about his tour and wanted to make sure that I knew the difference between his tour and another tour in the area. His thoughtfulness really helped me make a decision that was best for our needs. If his tour fits YOUR needs, definitely give him a try! Honest business owners like him are hard to come by! And definitely appreciated.