Classic Harbor Line
Teak, mahogany and the Statue of Liberty at sunset. The 1920s never looked so sober, or so well stocked.
Chelsea Piers, Pier 62 (West 22nd Street & the Hudson River), Manhattan · $$$


A fleet of 1920s-style motor yachts and classic schooners sailing from Chelsea Piers, all teak decks, varnished mahogany and glass-walled salons. Private charters run from 28 guests on Full Moon to 135 on the new 114ft Manhattan III, with seven boats at one pier for larger groups. Book a sunset sail down the Hudson to the Statue of Liberty, with chef-made menus and a proper bar.
Departs Chelsea Piers, Pier 62, West 22nd Street and the Hudson River (directly across from West 23rd Street). Parking is in the Chelsea Piers lots via West 24th Street; no vouchers are issued. Suggested maximum guests for private events: Manhattan III 135 (120 in harsher seasons; certified for 149), Manhattan II 124, Manhattan 65, Schooner America 2.0 76, Schooner Adirondack 49, Kingston 32, Full Moon 28. Charter rates are on request. 2026 per-guest menus include harbour breakfast ($28), luncheon ($36), brunch ($46), passed hors d'oeuvres ($55, executive $65), abridged dinner ($85) and dinner with passed hors d'oeuvres ($108); the executive hot luncheon and dinners are not available on America 2.0, and minimum and maximum guest counts depend on the package. Bar packages are priced per guest per hour: standard bar $14, premium full bar $24, super-premium full bar $30, with a batched signature cocktail or a Bloody Mary bar at $6 extra (premium packages only). Chefs adapt menus for allergies and dietary needs. A 50% deposit is due on signing; final payment and menu choices are due 14 days before. Cancellation: 75% refund at 21+ business days, 50% at 14 to 21, nothing inside 14. All vessels are US Coast Guard inspected. Operates year-round; the Manhattan yachts are heated and decorated in autumn and winter. The site does not publish a multi-boat package, but with the whole New York fleet at one pier, splitting a large group across boats is the obvious ask.
Image courtesy of Classic Harbor Line
Sources · facts checked October 2026
- sail-nyc.com
- sail-nyc.com/our-boats
- sail-nyc.com/private-yacht-rental-nyc
- sail-nyc.com/private-yacht-rental-nyc/private-boat-ride-in-nyc
- sail-nyc.com/private-yacht-rental-nyc/corporate-cruises-in-nyc
- sail-nyc.com/yacht-cruises-in-nyc
- sail-nyc.com
- sail-nyc.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/2026-Full-Menus.pdf
- sail-nyc.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/2026-Bar-Menus.pdf
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