Bachelorette Boat Party in NYC

Cruise Details

Charter Duration and Schedule

Bachelorette charters run 2 or 4 hours, with the whole 47-foot yacht reserved for your group — up to 12 guests, nobody else on board. Boarding is at our Brooklyn dock at 417 Bay 41st St; arrive about 15 minutes early with the full crew so the hostess can walk everyone to the yacht together.

Sunset is the most requested slot for these — golden hour for the photos, city lights on the way back. Two hours covers a fast, loud loop; four leaves room to eat, swim in summer, and stretch the night out.

Cruise Highlights

A Manhattan rooftop packs you next to strangers and charges per head with a hard stop. Here it’s one flat rate for the whole boat — split across 12 it usually beats a ticketed party cruise — and the backdrop moves from the Verrazzano to the skyline while the night is still yours.

Departure Area

Where to Board: 417 Bay 41st St, Brooklyn, NY 11214

Why Choose It?

The boat is built for a girls’ night: Bluetooth stereo for your playlist, refrigerator and cooler for your bottles, a bathroom with a mirror, and an air-conditioned cabin for touch-ups. Bring your own drinks and light snacks — and the Seakeeper stabilizer keeps the deck steady, which matters when everyone is standing with a glass in hand.

FAQ’s

• How much is a bachelorette charter?

  Private charters start at $1,250 for 2 hours — the whole 47-foot yacht for up to 12 guests, not a price per person. Four hours is $1,800, a full day $4,500.

• How much alcohol can we bring?

  Yes, within limits: one bottle of hard liquor per six guests. Beer, wine and hard seltzers do not count toward that limit — we just ask everyone to drink responsibly. If you bring more spirits than the limit, we will ask you to leave the excess at the dock for pickup after the trip.

• Is that per person or for the whole boat?

  Whole boat. One flat rate for up to 12 guests — split across the group it usually works out cheaper per head than a ticketed party cruise, and nobody else is on board.

• Can we bring our own food?

  Yes. Bring light, easy-to-serve items — cold cut or fruit platters work well. We cannot take soups, hot or greasy dishes, anything prone to spilling, or full-service catered meals, and no sternos, open flames or cooking equipment. The hostess can reheat small items in the microwave.

• What if someone gets seasick?

  The boat has a Seakeeper gyro stabiliser, which cancels most of the roll. It is the reason guests who normally feel unwell on the water usually do not, and why the boat suits first-timers and older relatives.

• Where do we board, and what do we need?

  Our dock is 417 Bay 41st St, Brooklyn — Bath Beach, minutes from the open harbour. Arrive at least 15 minutes before departure with your whole group; the hostess meets you at the gate and walks you to the yacht, and marina security does not allow her to escort a partial party. The person booking must be 21 or older, present with government-issued ID, and sign the charter agreement before boarding.