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Built back in 1929, the Shearwater Schooner is a wooden 82-foot schooner that takes yachting enthusiasts and harbor tourists back to the bygone age of sail. One of the city's few floating landmarks, the schooner affords guests a Gatsby-era yachting experience.
With room for up 48 passengers, the yacht departs every day from lower Manhattan’s North Cove Marina for public sailing and for private charter cruises. The moonlight cruise is one of the city's most romantic and popular outings. Call ahead to schedule to sail.
Built back in 1929, the Shearwater Schooner is a wooden 82-foot schooner that takes yachting enthusiasts and harbor tourists back to the bygone age of sail. One of the city's few floating landmarks, the schooner affords guests a Gatsby-era yachting experience.
With room for up 48 passengers, the yacht departs every day from lower Manhattan’s North Cove Marina for public sailing and for private charter cruises. The moonlight cruise is one of the city's most romantic and popular outings. Call ahead to schedule to sail.