A Hawaii dinner cruise is one of the most popular activities in the Aloha state.
Ending a day full of go with fine dinning at sea, exotic live entertainment, beautiful dancers and spectacular views of the islands as the sun dips into the ocean, is fun, relaxing, exciting and romantic – all at the same time.
So put your dancing shoes on, you're in for one fun filled night!
The most popular Hawaii dinner cruise takes off from Oahu so you can watch the sparkling lights of Waikiki and Diamond Head come alive at dusk, as you glide along the shore and take in the balmy breeze…
Oahu Sunset Dinner Cruise on Navatek I is a smooth, 2-hour sail on a state-of-the-art vessel, which leaves from the Aloha Tower Marketplace. You will experience a wonderful Hawaiian evening as you explore the magnificent coastal waters surrounding Honolulu.
Are you a couple or family looking for fun and an informal ambiance?
Then, you’ll enjoy this Hawaii dinner cruise buffet where you get a cocktail of choice, fresh fruit, tropical salad, Chicken Kahala, Mahi Mahi, sweet bread rolls, coconut cake and more. After the sun sets, the dining room turns into a super-fun party.
They take pictures of you on the boat - splurge and buy them, as they make great souvenirs!
The Royal Sunset dinner cruise is a pricier package, but you get private table seating in the elegant Alii Room on the upper deck.
You are served a steak & lobster dinner that includes smoked salmon, carrot & zucchini baguettes, Taro rolls with macadamia nut butter, chocolate mousse, and many other culinary delights.
Make sure you get to the viewing decks early to catch the perfect sunset shot, and see the Spinner Dolphins riding the waves at the bow!
Or, you can go on a Hawaii dinner cruise on the Alii Kai (King of the Sea) catamaran, the world’s largest Polynesian catamaran. What a ride! This state-of-the-art boat slices effortlessly through the Pacific waters for an unforgettable ride and offers you 2 roomy covered decks with breathtaking 360-degree views.
Alii Kai offers you a very informal cruise along Waikiki and Diamond Head coastline, a scrumptious Makahiki all-you-can-eat buffet, tropical cocktails, and the finest live entertainment: Polynesian dancers, chanters and drummers. After dinner, take your turn on the dance floor and party your way back to the shore!
Are you on a different island and don’t want to miss a Hawaii dinner cruise? You won’t.
You depart from Port Allen in Ele'ele, sail for 4 hours on a 55 ft. long catamaran exploring the rugged and utterly beautiful Na Pali coast, then watching the sunset paint glorious colors onto the impressive green cliffs and deep, remote valleys.
The catamaran is a luxury yacht designed to include every aesthetic and practical detail that you will want and need. Enjoy a delicious feast, cocktails, beer, or wine, and look who’s joining the sail: Spinner Dolphins and turtles! If the season is right, you will even glimpse humpback whales…
Don’t forget to take plenty of pictures on this dinner cruise to show off back home ;)
Here, your evening is filled with Aloha from the welcome hula and tropical drinks, to the freshly onboard-grilled dinner and gracious crew, while you enjoy the same breathtaking sunset that the ancient whalers would witness everyday…
Are you on the Big Island?
Then, embark on the Spirit of Kona for an unforgettable sunset dinner cruise filled with romance and enchantment… Few dinning occasions are more impressive than a sunset sail along the Kona coastline, with Mauna Loa volcano as a magnificent backdrop.
You will love the outstanding hula performances and enjoy the scrumptious Pacific Rim-style buffet dinner. I guarantee, you will not forget this one-of-a-kind Blue Sea Evening on the Reef & Glass Bottom Cruise!
Glass bottom??
Yes! On this dinner cruise, not only will you see plenty of Spinner Dolphins, which love to escort the cruise, you’ll also peer at turtles and Manta Rays through the glass-bottom wells.
But wait! After the sunset, the captain turns on the underwater night lights so you can further enjoy watching the marine creatures at night.
So make sure you don’t miss a Hawaii dinner cruise – no matter on which island you are… be it Oahu, Kauai, Maui, or Big Island, you simply must experience such a treat for the senses and take home unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime!
A Hawaii dinner cruise is one of the most popular activities in the Aloha state. 
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You depart from Port Allen in Ele'ele, sail for 4 hours on a 55 ft. long catamaran exploring the rugged and utterly beautiful Na Pali coast, then watching the sunset paint glorious colors onto the impressive green cliffs and deep, remote valleys.
