easy
4 hours
Suitable for participants comfortable with walking moderate distances over paved and uneven surfaces and standing during museum visits.
Step aboard a private, guided ferry ride to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island with Amigo Tours USA. Bypass lines and enjoy reserved entry to these landmarks, uncovering the rich immigrant history that shaped a nation.
4 Hours
Experience the iconic Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island on a guided 4-hour tour. Enjoy reserved access to both islands, explore the Statue of Liberty Museum, and uncover the immigrant journey at the National Museum of Immigration. With a professional guide, delve into the rich history of this American symbol.
4 Hours
Get up close and personal with this international symbol and delve into the history behind the statue and its presence on Liberty Island. The tour offers reserved access to the islands, featuring a professional licensed NYC tour guide who will accompany you through both islands. Enjoy access to the Statue of Liberty Museum and the National Museum of Immigration on Ellis Island.
While on Ellis Island, discover the journey of millions of immigrants who arrived in America between 1892-1924 in search of a better life.
Note that due to site regulations, your guide might not accompany you inside the Museums. However, they will provide a comprehensive explanation of what you'll experience inside.
On days with higher visitor volumes, like holidays, there may be longer lines for the ferry, monument, and/or museums.
• Professional, licensed private guide (English or Spanish) • Ferry Tickets with priority entry into the screening facility • Museums tickets
• Food and drinks • Hotel Pick Up • Access to pedestal or crown
Please do not accept directions from people on the street. If you arrive and do not find the place to embark the ferry, or join the guide, you must contact us by replying to this message or via telephone. We cannot be held responsible for information provided by third parties.
Show up at least 30 minutes before your scheduled departure to navigate security screening smoothly.
Expect a fair amount of walking on uneven surfaces across the islands and inside museums.
All visitors must pass TSA-style security before boarding the ferry; avoid bringing large bags or prohibited items.
Note that this tour does not include access to the Statue’s pedestal or crown, which require separate advance reservations.
The Statue of Liberty was dedicated in 1886 as a gift from France, symbolizing freedom and democracy, while Ellis Island served as America’s busiest immigrant inspection station from 1892 to 1954.
Efforts on both islands focus on preserving historic structures and maintaining clean water in New York Harbor, balancing tourism with sustainability.
Supportive footwear helps navigate the islands’ paths and museum floors comfortably.
Hydration is key, especially on sunny days exposed to wind and sun on the ferry and islands.
summer specific
Bring layers or a waterproof jacket to adapt to changing conditions on the water and islands.
spring|fall|winter specific
Capture sweeping views of Manhattan’s skyline, the statue’s details, and historic museum exhibits.