Catamaran sailing off Waikiki with the sun low on the horizon

Waikiki Sunset Cruise

Step aboard from the beach, sail with an open bar, or bring your own drinks on a smaller catamaran.

Where to board

The boat may sail past Waikiki even when it leaves from a harbor. Choose a departure that works for where you’re staying.

Waikiki Beach

Holokai checks in at the OUTRIGGER Reef. Ke Kai boards near Duke’s Waikiki. Expect to walk across sand and possibly through shallow water.

Map the OUTRIGGER Reef

Ala Wai Boat Harbor

A useful starting point from western Waikiki, near Prince Waikiki and the Ilikai. Pink Sails lists a meeting point at the west end of Holomoana Street.

Map Ala Wai Boat Harbor

Kewalo Basin Harbor

Moana checks in at 1125 Ala Moana Boulevard, Slip D108. Kahala Kai checks in at 1025 on the same street, Pier A, Slip 0.

Open harbor map

Sunset cruise FAQ

Can kids join a sunset cruise?

Ke Kai welcomes children and requires a ticket for every guest, including infants. Holokai’s Friday sail is 21+. Check the rules for your selected departure.

Do any of these cruises include dinner?

The featured sails focus on drinks or light bites. For a full meal, book a dedicated dinner cruise or plan dinner after your sail.

How early should I arrive?

Follow the check-in time on your voucher. Leave extra time for parking, waivers, and finding your slip or beach check-in point.

Which trip should I book for Friday fireworks?

Choose a departure specifically timed for the show. The Friday night fireworks guide compares cruises and free viewing spots.

Ratings and review counts are snapshots from the linked Viator listings, which combine Viator and Tripadvisor reviews. Booking details can change.