SAILING TO NEW YORK CITY - Anchoring for CHEAP! - Ep 7
Hey everyone, as we continue our sail down south from Canada, our next stop down the Hudson River is The Big Apple!
Although we are on a tight budget while cruising, we managed to find the cheapest place to stay while in NYC for a week. This is definitely a city where you can do a lot of damage in a short period of time with all the food, entertainment and merely finding a place to dock your boat!
We wanted to share our explorations during the week in this big amazing city. We had a fabulous time, had lots of food and fun while on the cheapest hook we could find!
Where we stayed in Catskill, NY:
Riverview Marine Services Inc.
103 Main St, Catskill, NY 12414
– dockage $1.50/ft per night
-$250 mast stepping
– showers
– coin laundry available on site
Where we stayed between Catskill and NYC:
Croton Point Park
– anchored, free!
Where we stayed in NYC:
Upper West Side of Manhattan
W. 79th Street Boat Basin
– $26/night for anchorage + dinghy dockage
– shower
– complimentary laundry machines
– short walking distance to Central Park, tons of restaurants, Trader Joe’s
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