Experience one of Hawaii’s famous sunsets on a cruise along Waikiki’s coast. B
What’s included:
- Sunset sailing excursion with experienced captain and crew.
- Restroom on board
- Alcoholic Beverages ( option 1,2, first round only) 3 is all inclusive
Highlight
While you cruise south along the coast toward Diamond Head, check out the spread of appetizers like a cheese plate, caramelized onion meatballs and Kalua pork wontons with sweet chili sauce. Cash in your two provided drink tickets for wine, beer or a cocktail from the bar. Additional drinks are available for purchase, and you are welcome to unlimited non-alcoholic beverages.
When the catamaran reaches Diamond Head, the captain will swing the boat around for the best view of the sunset. Watch the sun’s light change on the prominent crater that forms Diamond Head, one of Oahu’s most famous landmarks. Be sure to bring your camera for spectacular photo ops. Relax and unwind as the sun sinks below the horizon, then enjoy the short ride back to the pier.
When the catamaran reaches Diamond Head, the captain will swing the boat around for the best view of the sunset. Watch the sun’s light change on the prominent crater that forms Diamond Head, one of Oahu’s most famous landmarks. Be sure to bring your camera for spectacular photo ops. Relax and unwind as the sun sinks below the horizon, then enjoy the short ride back to the pier.
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Diamond Head State Monument (Pass By)
Hawaii’s most recognized landmark. Diamond Head is a volcanic tuff cone on the Hawaiian island of Oʻahu and known to Hawaiians as Lēʻahi. The Hawaiian name is most likely derived from lae plus ʻahi because the shape of the ridgeline resembles the shape of a tuna’s dorsal fin
Waikiki Beach (Pass By)
Cruise the beautiful Waikiki coast look for Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles (Honu),Hawaiian Spinner Dolphins (Nai’a), Humpback Whales (Kohola) [in season] When the captain turns around at Diamond Head (Le’ahi), admire the darkening silhouette of the prominent crater — one of Hawaii’s most renowned landmarks. The boat pauses here so you can bask in the sunset glow over the sea and look for the elusive ‘green flash’ on the horizon before returning alongside a glittering skyline to Waikiki