Sunset Cocktail Cruise aboard Yacht Kingston

Starting at $74-$92 | 1.5 hours #Experience a romantic and relaxing Lower Manhattan cruise on our most intimate 1920s style yacht. ##Key Points about this cruise: * 1.5 hours * $78 - $86 per person * Elegant cushioned salon with large openable windows * **A complimentary signature cocktail or choice of premium beer, wine & champagne** * **A light complimentary charcuterie display will be served** * **Low capacity yacht with the most up close views of the Statue of Liberty!** * Cruising Route include Chelsea Piers, past the Financial District, World One, Ellis Island & the Statue of Liberty, Governors Island, the East River, the stunning Brooklyn Bridge and more! The Kingston offers wrap-around seating, on a small intimate classic yacht with un-obscured views for all! The back observatory is covered to protect you from the bright sun but has open windows for you to feel the fresh breeze in your hair! Guests are welcome on the forward deck, as well, to soak in the sun and to capture fantastic photographs of the city skyline! She features a fantail stern, plumb bow, mahogany rails and a beautiful bar at midship. Join us aboard the Kingston today and see New York as it was meant to be seen—from the water! _______ ##What Is Not Included? * Gratuity is not included in the price of your cruise. Groups of 10 or more will have gratuity added to ticket purchase. ##Are you a Group of 17 or more? - Call us directly at 212-627-1825 ______ ##Meeting Location * Chelsea Piers, near 22nd St on the Hudson River (Manhattan, NY) * (Exact meeting location details will be provided immediately upon purchase of tickets.) ______ ##FAQ [General FAQs](https://www.sail-nyc.com/faqs/) about all our excursions. ___ #Policies ##Refund/Rescheduling Policy **Non-refundable, cannot be rescheduled.** Bookings of 1 to 9 guests, have an option to reschedule or convert to a gift certificate up until 24 hours prior to departure. Bookings of 10 to 16 must notify us 1 week in advance to reschedule or convert to gift certificate credit. Bookings of 17 or more must notify us 2 weeks in advance to reschedule or convert to gift certificate credit. Requests for cancellation, rescheduling or conversion to gift credit must be sent by email to [email protected]. *Unique cancelation terms can be offered upon request. Please call 212-627-1825, option 4. ##Other Policies **Activity takes place rain or shine.** The activity runs regardless of weather conditions. In the rare situation where the seller is forced to cancel the event, ticket-holders will be allowed to reschedule to another time (subject to availability), receive credit for a future event, or receive a refund. ___ #About ##Yacht Kingston The Yacht Kingston is a classic 1920s-style powerboat. She is the newest and most intimate classic style yacht available in our New York harbor fleet. She features a fully stocked bar at midship, a roomy restroom on the main deck, and wrap-around seating under cover plus an open forward deck, accommodating up to 49 guests in total. She was built and designed for taking groups of people on elegant sightseeing cruises. The Kingston is operated by Coast Guard-certified captains and extremely friendly and talented crew. Our staff is known for their amazing hospitality, and are all professionally trained and experienced on our vessels. They are also very knowledgeable about the sights you will enjoy. Sit back, relax and enjoy yourself . With wind in your hair and amazing scenes in front of your eyes, everything is just breezy on the Kingston. _____ #About ##Classic Harbor Line Dedicated to helping locals and visitors alike enjoy the unique wonders of New York City, Classic Harbor Line hopes for the privilege of escorting you on a relaxing, inspiring, and breathtaking cruise through the waters we proudly call home. Our six classic yachts — the Schooner Adirondack and the Schooner America 2.0 (our sailboats), and the Luxury Yacht Manhattan, Manhattan II, Kingston and Full Moon (our motorized yachts) are reminiscent of the classic boats that cruised the NYC waters in the past two centuries.