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Cocoa and Carols Cruise

Cocoa and Carols Cruise

Photo: Classic Harbor Line

Date & time
November 20 - December 30, 2026
Location
Pier 62
West 22nd Street & Hudson River, New York, NY 10011
Price
From $134
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Hot cocoa, holiday music, and the New York skyline outside your window: Cocoa & Carols takes you around the harbor aboard a festively decorated yacht.

What to expect

Settle into the heated, glass-enclosed salon of a 1920s-style yacht on this 90-minute Classic Harbor Line cruise. A live band plays holiday songs as the city passes outside, so you can enjoy the waterfront views while staying warm.

The route offers views of the Financial District skyline, Governors Island, Ellis Island, and the Statue of Liberty. Evening departures add the city lights to the experience. Seating is assigned to your booking.

One drink and cookies are included. Choose house-made cocoa, with an optional splash of spirits, or an alternative such as wine, beer, or a soft drink. Additional drinks cost extra. Children’s tickets are available on selected earlier departures, so check your chosen sailing before booking.

Good to know

I’d choose a departure based on whether you’d rather see the skyline in daylight or illuminated after dark.

Bring a warm jacket even with the heated indoor seating, in case you want to step outside for photos.

Think of the cookies as a small treat. I’d eat beforehand if you’re hungry.

Maureen from Sincerely NYC

Hi, I'm Maureen!

I share the kind of advice I'd give to a friend visiting the city.

Address

Pier 62

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West 22nd Street & Hudson River, New York, NY 10011

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