Weekday
$315 solo
$365 tandem
Weekend
$345 solo
$390 Tandem
For decades, Ellis Island in New York Harbor served as the ‘gateway’ to America for millions of immigrants. Now home to the Ellis Island Immigration Museum, guests can learn more about the experiences of the many people who passed through the island’s infamous checkpoints. A jet ski ride provides an outstanding panoramic view of Ellis Island’s meticulously restored buildings, including its iconic red brick museum.
Located on the west side of Manhattan, Hudson Yards is an impressive mix of renovated residential buildings, high-rise offices, and restaurants built directly above the West Side Yard rail depot. While jet skiing, you can glimpse the Vessel, an intricate 16-story art installation, and the Edge, the highest outdoor sky deck in the western hemisphere.
Easily the most famous statue in the United States (and, potentially, the world), the Statue of Liberty is an icon visited by millions of tourists every year. Opting for a jet ski rather than the more popular ferry ride gives you close-up views and exclusive photo opportunities of Lady Liberty. Her silhouette against New York City’s skyline is a sight not to be missed.
One of the most notable natural landmarks near the Hudson River are the Palisades. This dramatic line of steep cliffs stretches along the western shore of the river and offers a stunning contrast with the urban skyline. Filled with lush greenery and rugged rock faces, the Palisades famously shift in coloring as the seasons change. As one of the most serene sights on your tour, this landmark is worth an excursion just by itself.