NEW YORK CITY
9 Tours Reviewed
Niagara is loud even before you reach it. This tour gives you a tight, guided loop of the big sights on both sides of the border, including the Maid of the Mist boat ride and lunch at Skylon Tower. You…
One day and it covers a lot. This Niagara Falls tour stacks helicopter views, a boat finale, and Journey Behind the Falls into one guided route with US pick-up. What makes it especially interesting is the mix of perspectives: you…
Central Park has a way of making food feel special. At Central Park Cafe, you’re not just eating in New York, you’re doing it with the park as your backdrop and a menu that’s built for an easy, satisfying meal.…
New York, served in motion. This glass-roofed double-decker dining tour turns iconic sightseeing into a real seated meal, with a panoramic view and restaurant-style service while you roll past the city’s biggest landmarks. I especially like the combo of the…
Two hours is a great way to see NYC. This lunch cruise is interesting because you get big skyline views from the water while still having a real sit-down meal waiting for you. The ship keeps you mostly inside with…
A skyline cruise with real food is a fun trade. This Philadelphia ride on the Spirit of Philadelphia mixes sightseeing with a chef-prepared 3-course buffet and reserved table comfort, so you’re not stuck balancing plates while the city goes by.…
Boston looks better from a moving deck. This cruise turns classic Boston sightseeing into a full-on floating meal with a rooftop lounge and a live DJ keeping the vibe going while the skyline slides by. You get climate-controlled comfort below…
Buffet + skyline is a win. This 2–3 hour City Cruises cruise on the Spirit of New York is built for easy sightseeing: you eat chef-prepared buffet food while 360-degree views roll past Manhattan landmarks. Boarding at Chelsea Piers, you’ll…
NYC feels different when the skyline is behind you. This cruise is built for comfort and atmosphere: all-glass dining, a fully enclosed climate-controlled space, and big-name views from a reserved table. I love the harbor vantage—you get close to the…
