Difficulty

easy

Duration

8 hours

Fitness Level

This trip requires basic physical ability to board and move around the boat comfortably but no special fitness level.

Overview

Discover the best way to experience Fire Island’s stunning beaches and peaceful waters on an 8-hour boat trip perfect for groups up to 10. Explore protected coastlines, charming villages, and abundant wildlife in this iconic Long Island getaway.

Baldwin, New York

Fire Island Trip

8 Hours l All Ages l Up to 10 People

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Date

Thu, Oct 16

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience a memorable 8-hour adventure on Fire Island, a stunning barrier island off Long Island's coast. Gather up to 10 friends or family members for a day of relaxation and fun by the water, making unforgettable memories in this beautiful vacation destination.

Visit the Famous Fire Island!

All Ages, Up to 10 People

Duration

8 Hours

About

Visit famous Fire Island and relax by spending a wonderful day on the water with your friends or loved ones. Fire Island is the large center island of the outer barrier islands parallel to the south shore of Long Island which makes it a very desirable vacation location.

Please Note:

Fuel, Booking fees, tax, and gratuity are not included in the rental price listed.
Prices may vary for Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day.

Adventure Tips

Bring Sunscreen and Hats

Fire Island’s open decks offer little shade, so protect yourself from sun exposure during the full day on the water.

Pack Snacks and Water

While some stops offer dining options, it’s wise to bring your own refreshments to stay energized throughout the trip.

Wear Non-Slip Footwear

Boat decks can be slippery; shoes with good grip will keep you steady moving on and off the boat.

Check Weather Before You Go

Conditions can change quickly on the water, so confirm the forecast and dress in layers for changing temperatures.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Osprey – commonly seen hunting over shallow waters
Atlantic Horseshoe Crab – a unique shoreline species visible during low tide

History

Fire Island National Seashore was established in 1964 to protect the island’s natural and cultural resources, including historic lighthouses and maritime forests.

Conservation

Efforts focus on preserving fragile dune ecosystems and protecting nesting habitats for migratory birds, urging visitors to stay on designated paths and minimize waste.