In the summer of 2024, North America has entered the peak summer season, with the weather getting increasingly hot. How do residents of New York City make use of the warm weather to appreciate nature and enjoy the few summer months of the year? Our report has compiled a list of outdoor entertainment options in New York City for readers to choose from.
During the summer in New York City, there are plenty of water recreation activities available. You can take a cruise, speedboat, or sailboat on the water to admire the spectacular Manhattan skyline, visit the various beaches for swimming, or simply sit on the sand and enjoy the refreshing sea breeze.
Here are a few famous and fun activities for you to consider:
The departure port for New York cruises, also known as the Manhattan Cruise Terminal, is located on the west side of Manhattan. At this bustling boarding location, you can enjoy iconic views of New York City’s famous skyline, including landmarks like the Empire State Building and The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum. As the cruise sails along the Hudson River, you’ll also be able to admire the majestic views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
The port’s convenient location allows easy access to major airports, dining options, shopping areas, and entertainment venues in New York, making it a top choice for travelers who wish to explore the city before or after their cruise adventures.
The cost of a cruise trip varies based on factors such as the destination, cruise company, duration of time spent onboard, and additional services, ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars. Do you fancy a trip to Bermuda? Or maybe Canada? How about Europe or the Caribbean? It’s time to plan your summer holiday accordingly.
There are plenty of activities to enjoy, from boating on lakes in parks to venturing out to sea. Here we introduce a few free rowing, kayaking, and canoeing activities.
The Manhattan Community Boathouse offers free kayaking services at Pier 96 in Hudson River Park. Activities are available every Saturday and Sunday afternoon from now until mid-October, with additional evening sessions on Mondays and Tuesdays from June to August. No reservations are accepted, and paddlers under 18 must be accompanied by a parent.
Similar free watercraft services are also provided by organizations like the Brooklyn Bridge Park Boathouse, Long Island City Community Boathouse, Downtown Boathouse, Kayak Staten Island, and Red Hook Bo…
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