Skyport Marina: Visit for Amazing Views and Party Cruises on the East River

There is something fascinating about navigating the East River while dancing your heart away to good music, sipping on refreshing drinks, and admiring the breathtaking skyline of Manhattan. And for that, all you need to do is head to Skyport Marina.

Hop on one of the multiple luxury party yachts here and let your hair down with friends as popular music artists and DJs perform trending sets. There is no better way to cruise past New York’s top landmarks and countless lights while soaking in an electrifying ambience and photographing unforgettable moments.

Background on Skyport Marina

Easy to access and offering panoramic views of the ever-bustling Manhattan, Skyport Marina was first opened in 1962 and it provides docking to multiple party cruises for a good time around the year. Harbor Lights, Harmony, Cosmo, Jacana, Lucille, and Unity are among the top cruise companies, where a tempting spread of tasty nibbles, drinks, and awesome music often accompanies fun events.

Some of the top party music artists have been featured at these cruises, including Andy Cardona, Jeff Veliz, Christian Bruna, Cristian Arango, and Francis Mercier.

All the yachts are secure, climate-controlled, and come with modern facilities. They also feature state-of-the-art lighting and audio systems that take the parties to another level. These yachts are also perfect for hosting and celebrating engagements, graduations, birthdays, professional milestones, and much more.

Where is Skyport Marina And How Do You Get There?

Situated on 2430 FDR Drive, the Marina is easily accessible via subway. Take the number 6 train headed towards 23^rd Street. You will find yourself at 23rd and Park Avenue when you get off. From there, you can walk for 5 blocks to the Marina on East 23rd Street if you are in the mood. Or, get a M23 cross-town cab or bus.

You can reach Skyport Marina from FDR Drive, West Side, New Jersey Turnpike, George Washington Bridge, Westchester and Connecticut, Lincoln Tunnel, or Long Island by road. You will find parking space at Waterside Plaza Garage (The Waterside Tower), or you can try your luck on East 23^rd between 1^st Avenue and FDR Service Road. Onsite parking is available if you are attending boat events and require reservations.

What to Expect When You Visit the Marina?

The Marina offers stunning views of the Manhattan Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge, the Empire State Building, and the Statue of Liberty, among other iconic gems. You can stroll, snap amazing photos, or enjoy a gentle breeze from the East River. Or go sailing on a luxury yacht and dance to the hottest hip-hop, reggae, or Latin music.

Share a hookah with other partiers or sip on delicious cocktails when you take a break from the dance floor. Sail around and soak in Manhattan’s unique vibes. If luck is on your side, you might catch a gorgeous sunset, too.

What Else Can You Do When You Visit?

Once you are done exploring the Marina and photographing the Manhattan skyline, you can visit the Empire State Building for a close look at the historical construction. Aside from that, you can also head to the Gramercy neighborhood for an interactive experience at the famous spot where much of the Friends sitcom was shot.

Skyport Marina is also close to many stylish restaurants where you can sample everything from fresh seafood, juicy steaks, and noodles to sushi, pizza, and sandwiches. You can also catch Broadway shows and musical performances.

Skyport Marina is a must-visit for both lifelong Manhattanites and tourists. Its attractive location on the East River and proximity to important landmarks make the Marina ideal for photography sessions, relaxed strolls, and fun events. Moreover, the lavish party cruises here are like nightclubs on water that draw those who love making the most of every moment with fashionable crowds. You can dance till you drop to trending songs. Remember to bring your ID, as yacht parties usually serve liquor.

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