Sunset Cruise off Waikiki Tour Features

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Iconic Views

Iconic Views When someone says “Hawaii”, the image of an iconic sunset over Waikiki pops into mind. We’re taking the traditional land-based viewpoints of Honolulu and turning them on their head with our unique ocean perspective. Come aboard our comfortable catamaran and relax with your crew as the skies turn to orange, purple, and pink behind downtown Honolulu during our sunset tour. Our captain will point out sights along the way and give you a chance to snap some amazing sunset photos from the best vantage point in town – the middle of the Pacific Ocean! So, sit back, relax, and enjoy a Hawaiian sunset like never before.

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View coral and fish

Peer through the viewports as curious fish and sea creatures are drawn towards the boat’s lights at dusk. You’ll be able to see the reefs and creatures even at night, making for a truly unique Hawaii experience. The glass bottom gives you an up-close look at Hawaii’s vibrant coral reefs. Bathed in the blue light of the underwater lamps, these living rainbow gardens are truly a sight to behold. So come on aboard for an evening of fun, relaxation, and discovery. It’s an experience you’ll never forget!

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Whale watching (December – May)

As the sun sets over the Hawaiian islands, a flickering shadow appears on the horizon. As it draws closer, the shadow takes on the familiar shape of a humpback whale. These gentle giants have been making their annual migration through Hawaiian waters for centuries, and they always put on a good show for visitors. During whale watching season, you can expect to see them breaching, diving, and slapping the water. You might even hear them singing! Whether you’re a seasoned whale watcher or seeing them for the first time, watching humpback whales in their natural habitat is an unforgettable experience.

Sunset Cruise off Waikiki Tour Details

Highlights

Glass-bottom boat for reef viewing
Unparalleled sunset views
Family-friendly for all ages

Small or larger groups (up to 49 guests)
See a variety of marine life
Wheelchair Accessible

Description

Viewing the sunset from the water is a truly special experience. Waikiki is one of the most beautiful places in the world, and our sunset tour lets you enjoy it from a unique perspective. You will be able to relax and take in the stunning views and our glass bottom boat will give you an up-close look at the colorful marine life that surrounds the island. And of course, no trip to the Islands would be complete without a Hawaiian sunset.

As the sun sets over Honolulu, the city lights begin to twinkle, and the waves sparkle with a thousand tiny reflections. It's a magical sight, and one that you can enjoy from the comfort of a glass bottom boat. Peer through the viewports as curious fish and sea creatures are drawn towards the boat's lights. You'll be able to see the reefs and creatures even at night, making for a truly unique Hawaii experience.

If you're lucky enough to find yourself in Hawaii during whale watching season, you're in for a treat! Every year, from November to May, humpback whales migrate through Hawaiian waters to breed and calve. During this time, they put on a show for lucky spectators. You might see them breaching - leaping out of the water and then crashing back down with a huge splash. And of course, you can't forget about the tail slapping - one of the most impressive humpback behaviors! As if all that wasn't enough, these magnificent creatures might even sing for you.

Price and Availability

1.5-Hour Sunset Cruise Off Waikiki From Kewalo Basin Harbor

PassengersAges 3 yrs+	$60^.00
ChildrenAges 0-2 yrs	FREE

Available daily at dusk. Depending on the time of year, departure time may vary slightly.

What’s Included

Water and access to an ice chest with ice.
Bring your own food and drink (even adult beverages)
Professional crew
Incredible views!

Departure and Return

5:45 or 6:00 pm departures (Depending on the time of year, departure time may vary slightly. Check for availability)
1.5-hour tour
1009 Ala Moana Blvd., Slip F21, Honolulu, HI 96814

Cancellation Policy

Any request for a refund 72 hours or more prior to the start of the tour or activity is honored with a full cash refund. No refunds are issued for any cancellations inside the 72-hour period, prior to the start of your tour. There is no refund for no-shows.

There is no charge for date change or tour change based on tour availability outside of the 72-hour cancellation period.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do You Allow Swimming Or Snorkeling?

We do not allow guests to swim on our regular public cruises.
Is There A Bathroom On Board?

Yes, there is one marine head on the boat.
Will I Get Seasick?

Our boat is very stable in the water, so we rarely have people getting seasick. That said, if you’re worried about it or especially prone to motion sickness, we recommend taking your preferred brand of seasickness medication about two hours before boarding the catamaran.
Is The Boat Handicap Accessible?

Walkers and collapsible wheelchairs can be brought on board; however, motorized chairs or scooters are not allowed. Passengers with mobility issues need to be able to take a step across from the dock to the boat to board, and then guests can be immediately seated.