Pardon for personal opinion but more straight shot than Brooklyn/Queens, more construction, industrial route, etc.....
But you are certainly allowed your opinion.
From Southern Brooklyn to Connecticut.....
Have a Fine Sunday....
To be honest, we actually like both sides but know only one can be selected.
But we have favored Starboard the majority of the times cabins are offered.
Week before...
Separate items of need, tioleties night before/morning of, clothing placed in bags and suitor day before, ironing two days before, documents afternoon before, etc....
Moderation helps makes the trip more enjoyable without stressing.
Our first cruise was a family sailing in early 70's on the Chandris Ellis out of NYC.
It was what they called No Where cruise.
It left Manhattan Friday 5PM and returned Monday 8AM.
We sailed around outside New York Harbor and Out to Sea.
Capable to Sun, Gamble but no landing on land.
"From Then On, Caught the Cruising Bug for Lfe"....
Ditto Shipgeeks,
Halifax is our favorite port in Canada next to Quebec.
We also enjoy walking around Halifax. Seeing the Public Gardens to add to the list. We a
Enjoy also walking the Harbor Walkway and having lunch at one of the many restaurants and seafood restaurants. Nova Scotia is known for it's cold water lobsters with so sweet meat.
Our favorite seafood restaurant we like lunch is Salty's along the Harbor Walkway.
Candied Ginger...
Of course, during the rough times, locate yourselves in the midship part of the ship to maintain balance.
Of course, I do carry medication in case that does help. Do accept riding it out...