Sunset Cruise Admission for 1, 2 or 4: Statue of Liberty Cruise from Pier 78 & Pier 36 from Statuewalks (Up to 24% Off)
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Explore NYC’s top landmarks with local guides, discover hidden stories, and enjoy diverse tours that cater to all interests
Take in the magic of New York City at golden hour on this scenic sunset cruise departing from Pier 78 or Pier 36. Glide along the Hudson River as the city skyline begins to glow, passing iconic landmarks.
The highlight? A close-up view of the Statue of Liberty at sunset—perfect for stunning photos and unforgettable memories. Whether you're a tourist or a local looking for a romantic or relaxing outing, this cruise offers the perfect mix of sightseeing and serenity.
What We Offer
Sunset Cruise Admission for One: Perfect solo adventure showcasing New York’s landmarks as day turns to night
Sunset Cruise Admission for Two: Enjoy a romantic or friendly outing along NYC's skyline at sunset
Sunset Cruise Admission for Four: Share an unforgettable evening with friends against a backdrop of city lights
What You’ll See:
- Statue of Liberty
- Ellis Island
- One World Trade Center
- Brooklyn Bridge
- Manhattan Skyline
Departure Location:
Pier 78 – Midtown Manhattan
Pier 36 - Lower Manhattan
Duration: Approximately 60 minutes
Why You Should Grab The Offer
This offer provides an exceptional opportunity to experience New York City from a unique vantage point—its waterways. The cruise combines breathtaking views with rich storytelling from expert local guides. Whether planning a date night or an evening out with friends, this cruise caters perfectly to any occasion by offering an intimate setting filled with spectacular sights. Each option ensures access to renowned locations like Ellis Island and One World Trade Center while enjoying the relaxing ambiance aboard the boat. The picturesque scenery makes it ideal for capturing memories that will last a lifetime.
Explore NYC’s top landmarks with local guides, discover hidden stories, and enjoy diverse tours that cater to all interests
Take in the magic of New York City at golden hour on this scenic sunset cruise departing from Pier 78 or Pier 36. Glide along the Hudson River as the city skyline begins to glow, passing iconic landmarks.
The highlight? A close-up view of the Statue of Liberty at sunset—perfect for stunning photos and unforgettable memories. Whether you're a tourist or a local looking for a romantic or relaxing outing, this cruise offers the perfect mix of sightseeing and serenity.
What We Offer
Sunset Cruise Admission for One: Perfect solo adventure showcasing New York’s landmarks as day turns to night
Sunset Cruise Admission for Two: Enjoy a romantic or friendly outing along NYC's skyline at sunset
Sunset Cruise Admission for Four: Share an unforgettable evening with friends against a backdrop of city lights
What You’ll See:
- Statue of Liberty
- Ellis Island
- One World Trade Center
- Brooklyn Bridge
- Manhattan Skyline
Departure Location:
Pier 78 – Midtown Manhattan
Pier 36 - Lower Manhattan
Duration: Approximately 60 minutes
Why You Should Grab The Offer
This offer provides an exceptional opportunity to experience New York City from a unique vantage point—its waterways. The cruise combines breathtaking views with rich storytelling from expert local guides. Whether planning a date night or an evening out with friends, this cruise caters perfectly to any occasion by offering an intimate setting filled with spectacular sights. Each option ensures access to renowned locations like Ellis Island and One World Trade Center while enjoying the relaxing ambiance aboard the boat. The picturesque scenery makes it ideal for capturing memories that will last a lifetime.
Need To Know Info
About Statuewalks
Statue Walks is all about showing others the beauty of New York City. They offer tours of such places as Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Ripley’s Museum, and Grand Central Station, as well as cruises during which participants can enjoy the magnificent sight of the Statue of Liberty. Statue Walks let them see the city in a new light, from both historical and artistic perspective.