East Coast Yacht Cruises

Book your 2009 School Cruise on board the private, luxury Mega Motor Yacht Atlantica, call soon as choice weekday daytime dates are selling fast for the 2009 school year !!

Sailing from Manhattan and New Jersey, The All-inclusive School Reception Cruise on board either the Mega Motor Yacht Atlantica, will include the following:

• 4 hour event (30 minutes boarding time allowed, and 30 minutes to disembark)
• Boarding: 11:00am Sailing: 11:30am-2:30pm Disembark by 3:00pm
• up to a minimum of 200 guests
• DJ and Dancing DJ to play continuous music and make all necessary announcements to be made during the cruise. Your choice of over 15,000 best hits of yesterday and today.

Cruise Route if sailing from Manhattan

3 hour cruise sailing North on the East River from the Manhattan dockage with view of the UN Building, turning around and heading south past the Domino Sugar factory, Pier # 17 South Street Seaport, cruising past the tall ships that once sailed the Port of New York. The ship will then cruise underneath the Manhattan, Brooklyn and Williamsburg bridges, passing the Battery and heading north on the Hudson River past the financial center and the Chelsea Piers complex, and the Intrepid Air and Sea Museum, Destroyer Edson, and then turning around and cruising south past the Colgate Clock and passing the Financial Harbor place in Jersey City, to the Ellis Island complex, and then proceeding to the Statue of Liberty. The ship will then pass Governor's Island, Buttermilk Channel and proceed northbound up the East River back to its dockage.

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3 hour cruise sailing North on the Hudson River from Jersey City, or Weehawken, NJ , with views of the George Washington Bridge and the New York and New Jersey shores. The ship turning around heading south past the seaport museum with close-up views the "newly refurbished USS Aircraft Carrier Intrepid, and the US Navy Destroyer Edson, and submarine Growler along with the newest addition the British Airways Concorde Supersonic Jet, cruising past the Chelsea Complex, with views of the New York City Skyline and the Jersey City skyline, passing the Financial Harbor Place on both the New York the Jersey side, and the Colgate Clock, continuing south past The Battery, then heading north on the East River going underneath the famous Brooklyn Bridge with views of the South Street Seaport, and the majestic tall ships that sailed the New York Harbor centuries ago, then underneath the Manhattan, and Williamsburg Bridges, continuing north to the Domino Sugar Factory, and then turning heading south past Ellis Island and grand finale to the Statue of Liberty, and then heading northbound on the Hudson River back to dock.