Location and Directions

WELCOME TO HUNTINGTON

The historic town of Huntington dates from 1653 and is on the North West coast of Suffolk County NY near the border of Nassau County.
It’s best- known resident, poet Walt Whitman, was born here in 1819, and Nathan Hale the Revolutionary hero landed at the adjacent hamlet of Halesite on a spying mission for George Washington in 1776. Huntington Harbor is one of the largest on Long Island Sound and considered to be the most protected. Surrounded by wooded hills and luxury homes it’s also perhaps the most beautiful. Huntington marked the eastern end of the fabled Gold Coast that stretched westward to Manhasset Bay. At it’s height during the first half of the twentieth century there were more than six hundred mansions along this North Shore. Only about a hundred remain. However, eleven of those estates are presently open to the public. Two can clearly be seen during your charter and our captain will be happy to double as tour guide should you be interested.

FINAL DESTINATION

Coneys Marine Dock
121 North New York Ave. (Rt.110)
Halesite, NY 11743

If arriving by car from the South on N. New York Ave. you’ll clearly see the Coneys sign on your left. If arriving from the North you’ll turn right just after “Prime” restaurant. There is a   parking lot with a Seven Eleven store on the other side of the street.

After turning into the Marine dock area you’ll be able to park.

A launch service will then take you on the seven minute trip to where our boat is moored.

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(If not using this website for driving directions be sure to include “North” in the street address or you’ll be directed to a different location at 121 “New York Ave.” )

The Long Island Railroad stops in Huntington, and it takes just over an hour from Penn Station.

There’s a taxi stand at the station and it’s a short ride to Coneys Marine. Be sure to tell the driver you want to go to the dock, as Coneys also has an office address.