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Explore Staten Island beyond the ferry terminal: North Shore culture, waterfront history, beaches, parks and a pace that feels different from the rest of New York City.
High-value starting points for this section.
4 guides
Explore Tompkinsville as a walkable North Shore neighborhood just beyond St. George, with local streets and an easy ferry-based day from Manhattan.
Explore Stapleton on Staten Island’s North Shore, with waterfront development, local streets and a natural connection to St. George and Tompkinsville.
A practical St. George Staten Island guide covering the ferry arrival area, waterfront, nearby culture and how to turn the free ferry ride into a real neighborhood visit.
A practical Snug Harbor Staten Island guide covering gardens, cultural spaces, how long to spend and how to reach it from the St. George ferry terminal.
3 guides
Explore New Dorp as a practical Mid-Island neighborhood with a traditional commercial core and useful connections deeper into Staten Island.
A practical Fort Wadsworth Staten Island guide covering harbor views, historic context, transportation and how to combine it with other North Shore destinations.
A practical South Beach Staten Island guide covering the boardwalk, beach, transportation, seasonality and how to decide if it fits your New York itinerary.
2 guides
Explore Great Kills as a South Shore Staten Island neighborhood with residential streets and access to open waterfront landscapes.
Explore Tottenville at the far southwestern end of Staten Island for a low-density, waterfront-oriented neighborhood far beyond the usual NYC visitor map.