Governor's Island is a small island located in New York Harbor, just south of Manhattan. It covers about 69 acres and is known for its historic sites, including Fort Jay and Castle Williams. The island is accessible by ferry and offers stunning views of the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn skyline. The island is a popular recreational area, featuring parks, picnic spots, and bike paths. It is open to the public from May to October, hosting various events and activities throughout the summer. Visitors can enjoy outdoor art installations and cultural programs, making it a vibrant destination for locals and tourists alike.