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Tour the Boat

where high-end chic meets high seas on a private sailboat NYC

Enjoy a luxury sailboat with three distinct lounges, perfect for sightseeing and entertaining. Celebrate on the expansive outdoor deck, stretch out on the sun pad, or dine in the cabin lounge, there’s a spot for every moment. The sound system, complete with Bluetooth connection, lets you set the vibe with your own personal playlist. For cool breezes, soft blankets are at the ready. Complete with captain and crew, this NYC sailboat charter is a favorite destination for luxury in the city.

 

Outdoor Deck

The open-plan layout accommodates six guests with ease. Long, cushioned seats for six with a fold-away table in the center is the perfect setting for sharing meals and drinks under the open sky. Additional cushioned seats at the stern provides even more seating space. Overhead is a full canopy, a thoughtful addition that ensures full shade even on the sunniest days. For those seeking adventure, twin steering wheels allows guests to take the helm and feel the wind powering the vessel. This blend of luxury and practicality is the perfect setting for a sailboat tour of NYC.

Indoor Cabin

Hidden below deck is the indoor cabin lounge, a light-filled room with gleaming wood paneling and crisp white cushions. Surprisingly spacious, the accommodations include a center table with seating for a party of six, plus an additional sofa that’s long enough for a good nap. For those curious about nautical charts, the navigation desk is at the ready. For landlubbers, modern comforts like a flat-screen TV ensure a touch of the familiar during your sailboat rides.

Sun Pad

As an extra bonus, the bow of the sailboat features a sun pad so luxurious, it’s practically a throne for sea lovers. This isn’t your average cushion — it’s the thickest nautical cushion available, designed to cradle you in dreamy comfort. Waves might toss the boat, but the sun pad lets you enjoy without a care. Stretch out, soak up the sun, and let the sea breeze work its magic on your sail boat ride NYC. Enjoy the perfect perch to watch the world drift by.

Kitchenette

Step into the sailboat’s “galley” (sailor-talk for kitchen), and you’ll find it fully stocked with tableware, cups, sparkling flutes, and ice for your sailboat cruise NYC. Here you’ll find our crew preparing bountiful charcuterie boards and preparing drinks for your next toast. Their sure-footed service removes the awkward balancing act of carrying trays and glasses on a moving vessel. Crew service lets you focus on celebrating the moment and enjoying the journey ahead.

Lavatory

Even “the head” (as sailors call it) is equipped with modern conveniences. The lavatory feels airy and inviting with personal cloth towels — a far cry from the cramped, shadowy spaces of older sailboats. Most importantly, the toilet is a simple push-button flush, sparing you the headache of vintage boats that require fiddling with valves and manual pump out. Rent a sailboat NYC that makes life on the water feel as seamless as life on land.

Sailing Vessel SAGA

She’s called SAGA, named after the Nordic goddess who spins tales and drinks merrily by the water. As sailors, we’re partial to a strong drink and a good story. Our namesake’s got one of the best tales around.

Saga’s legend starts like a Disney movie gone rogue. Born into a family that cruelly treated her as a servant, she escaped — not with a handsome prince — but with a troupe of traveling entertainers who schooled her in the fine arts of lying, cheating, and stealing. She thrived, until even they found her too ruthless. Cast out, she wandered alone, succumbing to “Dwarven Dragon’s Disease,” a condition as horrific as it sounds: scales, venomous words, and spit that melts metal. She saved herself by returning her stolen spoils and humbling herself as a freak show performer.

Once she regained her humanity, Saga devoted her days to sharing inspiring stories that lift up the soul. Need a prophecy or a bit of history resurrected? Look for her by the river, drinking and trading stories with the Nordic god, Odin.