New York has four cruise ports serviced by most of the major cruise providers for those wishing to set sail out of New York City. There are also quite a few local cruise companies that provide everything from dinner cruises to sightseeing to the famous ferries. In addition to the typical east coast destinations of Florida and the Bahamas, New York cruises include some unexpected itineraries.

If you are looking for big city action after hours, look no further. This city epitomizes glitz and glamour that is unsurpassed any place in the world. It is full of high paced action for adrenaline junkies. Whether you want to see performances by the best-known stages actors or dance the night away in one of planet's trendiest clubs, you’re sure to find plenty to do and see. It is truly a city that never sleeps!

New York is a great place to enjoy the ultimate dining experience or one of its grab-and-go meals from one of the many street vendors. Whether you are in the mood for hamburgers or caviar, there are literally thousands of restaurants to satisfy your cravings. You will get a feel of the cultural diversity of the city by dining in some of the many specialty food shops of the many neighborhoods.

Chelsea Recreational Piers is located on the Hudson River near streets in the West 20's. American Cruise Lines and other small coastal vessels use this pier.

Manhattan Island is famous for its "uptown" and "downtown" neighborhoods that cater to people of arguably any background and persuasion and is the center of both the business and tourist districts in the city. Manhattan features many neighborhoods that cater to both.

With so much to see and do, a trip to New York City may seem a little overwhelming. The city is so big, mere words penned from a few local tour guides cannot capture the true essence of the city... there is simply too much to comprehend!