Hawaii Sunset Dinner Cruises
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What could be more romantic than Hawaii sunset dinner cruises? An evening of elegance and fun, dinner aboard a ship as the day ends, and music to relax you -- what a great way to enjoy your time in Hawaii.
The Star of Honolulu Sunset Dinner Cruises
From 2003 to 2006, the Star of Honolulu has been voted Hawaii's Best Sunset Dinner Cruise by the readers of Honolulu Star Bulletin and MidWeek. This popular company offers a variety of dinner cruise options.
Star Honolulu Sunset Dinner and Show
Enjoy a three-course crab and filet steak dinner. A cocktail of your choice is served when you embark the Star cruise. The ship departs at 5:30 p.m. and returns at 7:30 p.m. Music and Hawaiian entertainment are provided, including the My Hawaii-Lei of Memories Revue. Prices on this cruise are $89 for adults, and $57 for children.
Three Star Honolulu Sunset Dinner and Show
A Maine lobster and tenderloin steak dinner, as well as a show, is included in this three star cruise. A live jazz band and the My Hawaii-Lei of Memories Revue will entertain you. The ship departs at 5:30 p.m. and returns at 7:45 p.m., and tickets are $129 for adults and $79 for children.
Five Star Honolulu Sunset Dining
From 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., dine on a seven-course French-style dinner served at your own table in the Art Deco Super Nova Room while enjoying jazz music. This five star dinner cruise costs $179 per person and is not recommended for children.
Other Hawaii Sunset Dinner Cruises
Two more cruises await you, one on a catamaran, and the other taking you to where no other cruise does -- the shores of Kahala where the rich and famous reside.
Alli Kai Sunset Dinner Cruise
Available seven days at week with departures at 4:15 p.m. and returning to shore by 8:00 p.m., this cruise is aboard the world’s largest Polynesian catamaran. As the sun sets, and the ship sails along the coast of Waikiki, enjoy a cocktail and a beautiful view of Diamond Head. A buffet dinner follows, and then a traditional Polynesian show.
Dancing is on the large dance floor with music from a live band. The Alli Kai holds 700 passengers, is 170-feet long, and includes six dance floors on upper and lower decks. The buffet dinner includes grilled chicken, sirloin, fish, salads, tropical fruits, rolls, desserts, tea, coffee, and a standard cocktail. Transportation form any Waikiki hotel to the cruise port is included in the price. Adult tickets cost $65 and children are $36.
Navatek 1 Sunset Dinner Cruise
Watch the sun setting in the west as you voyage along Waikiki’s coastline and see the hidden shores of the Kahala coast. Dinner, song, and dance are all part of this enjoyable two-hour cruise, departing from Waikiki at 5:15 p.m. Tickets for this cruise depend on your choice. If you want the buffet option, which includes dinner, a cocktail, coffee, and tea, it is $75 for adults and $50 for children, ages 2 to 12.
The royal dinner includes lobster, three cocktails, coffee, and tea. It is $105 for adults and children, ages 2 to 12, who want the lobster meal. For children not wanting lobster, there is a $67 dinner.
Custom Hawaii Sunset Dinner Cruises
The Royal Hawaiian offers the Oahu Sunset Dinner Cruise -- an opportunity to have a custom meal of your choice. Instead of the buffets offered on most dinner cruises, this ship provides meals for each member of your party in a relaxed and warm atmosphere. You can reserve your cruise and request your menu by contacting Captain Kelly at (808) 593-9993.
Dinner choices include:
- Filet Mignon and Lobster Tails at $95 per person
- Steak Dinner at $95 per person
- Seafood Dinner at $95 per person
- Shrimp and Steak at $55 per person
- Royal Hawaiian (includes crab, filet mignon, lobster) at $150 per person
- Prime Rib at $85 per person
Dressing for Dinner
Now that you are eager to board a ship for an evening of fun, what do you wear? Most of the cruises do have dress codes, such as dinner jackets for men, no shorts or sandals, and no swim wear. Sometimes the evening can be cool or breezy; a light wrap, sweater, or jacket is recommended.
What to Bring
Along with your carefree holiday spirit, be sure to bring a picture I.D. for alcohol consumption. No alcohol can be served to anyone under the age of 21. If the cruise required reservations, be sure to bring a confirmation number or receipt in case of problems.
With so many dinner cruises to choose from, you will be sure to find a cruise that will suit you and your family or friends. Book a reservation now and enjoy one of the exciting Hawaii sunset dinner cruises!
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