How long is Best of NYC cruise?

During this 2 hour and 30 minute cruise you'll cruise along all three NYC rivers, pass under 20 bridges and see over 130 of the city's most iconic landmarks including the Manhattan skyline, Little Island, Hudson Yards, One World Trade Center, Brooklyn Bridge and downtown Brooklyn, Yankee Stadium, the George Washington ...



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Each journey takes seven days and covers 3,150 nautical miles (3,625 statute miles). From port to port, sailing vessels and excursions from the United States to England usually take six to nine days. The majority of ships depart from New York City and dock in Southampton, England, with no stops in between.

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There's no set length that is “perfect.” If you're a younger passenger who wants to have a fun time that won't cost a fortune, then we think you'd be better off with a shorter cruise. If, however, you want to relax and visit more exotic ports, then you'll most likely be happier with a longer cruise.

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Smart Casual – Jackets and shirts for men, dresses or trouser suits for women. Formal – Suits and ties or tuxedos for men, evening and cocktail dresses for women.

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Our wide variety of sailings ranges from 7 – 75 days and offers an in-depth discovery in all-inclusive luxury. Ships are staffed with a crew-to-guest ratio of nearly 1:1 and one of the highest expert-to-guest ratios in expedition cruising. So you will never miss a thing.

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The base fare for both is now $2.90, a 15-cent bump. A single-ride MetroCard costs $3.25, up 25 cents, while an unlimited ticket costs $132 a month, up $5 from the current price. Express bus fares went up to $7 from the previous $6.75.

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Cruises can be truly affordable vacations — but that doesn't mean you won't run up a significant bill booking your sailing or spending during your trip. It's also easy to overspend on certain travel costs because you don't know all the best money-saving tricks.

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Shorter Cruises Are Usually Cheaper Simply having fewer days on the ship will mean lower cruise fares (although the price per day may not be any less than a longer cruise). As well, you'll spend less money on the ship if you aren't there as long.

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