Port Washington Water Taxi

Water Taxi Tickets:

Our fleet of Coast Guard inspected commercial launches is at the ready!
We promptly respond and pick you up from the shore or from your vessel and shuttle you to destination. Try a sunset mini-cruise, a ride for dinner at one of the famous waterfront restaurants or just enjoy a outing with the kids!

(516) 455-0411 (Cell) or VHF Channel 9
Port Washington water Taxi
PO Box 2130 - Port Washington, NY, 11050.
Phone: 767-1691 (Office)

Launch Service:
$5.00 One way, $8.00 Round trip

Manhasset Bay Harbor Tours
Depart from Port Washington Town Dock
Vessel Charles II: Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 2,4,6PM and sunset.

Water Taxi Tours Fee: $20.00 pp - Children under 12: 1/2 price.

Reservations: (516) 455-0411 or (516) 767 1691
or just come aboard, you are always welcome.

Western Long Island Sound Lighthouses Tour

Start your Sunday off with a relaxing boat ride/tour on S/V Charles II.

The Charles II is a coast guard certified 47-foot Crosby tour boat. She is one of a kind. You will enjoy a relaxing ride to visit the first three lighthouses East of Manhattan on the Long Island Sound: Stepping Stones Lighthouse, visible East of the Throgg's Neck Bridge, Sands Point Lighthouse on the tip of Sands Point, and Execution Lighthouse, 3/4 of a mile North of Sands Point.

Call 516-767-1691 for availability and reservations.
Minimum 10 participants needed for the trip.

Departure Sunday morning at 10am sharp, please arrive at Town Dock by 9:30am, 347 Main Street, Port Washington, NY

Tour fee is $25/adult and 1/2 price for children under 12 years of age.
Enjoy complimentary coffee and feel free to pack your own brunch/lunch.

Fun facts:

August 2009: the Travel Channel’s Ghost Adventures crew along with nautical historian (and WindCheck contributor) Andrea Watson, and Matt Meyran, of Port Washington, NY Water Taxi, spent the night at Execution Rock Lighthouse investigating it’s storied past. The lighthouse got its name during the Revolutionary War, when the English, who were adverse to criminals’ loud screams prior to their demise by hanging, took the unfortunate miscreants out to the rock pile in the middle of Western Long Island Sound, tied them to the rocks and let the tide do their dirty work for them. Show aired Friday, December. 18. on The Travel Channel. -- http://www.travelchannel.com