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Nothing beats a Hawaiian sunset at sea. Enjoy a scenic cruise of the West Oahu coast, catching the moment the sun slips below the horizon – you may even see the green flash. You have the best seat in the house for the Hilton fireworks display.
Schedule:
- Availability: Friday (Only)
- Tour Times: 6:00 PM
- Duration: 2 Hours
Includes:
- Dinner individually packed
- Unlimited non-alcohol beverages
- Two free bar drink tickets per adult; $1 beer/$2 wine/mixers for extra. (Must be 21+ years to consume alcoholic beverages)
Vessel: Sailing Catamaran: Honu Lani
- A 80 passengers, 65’ catamaran with Bar – Tables in & out – 2 Restrooms.
Recommendations:
- Bring a light sweater or jacket as it can get cool on the water.
Location: Kewalo Basin Harbor
Address: 1079 Ala Moana Boulevard, Honolulu, HI 96814
Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/nMfBZ8pTTrUEcJgT7
Parking: Convenient self-parking is available at the harbor and nearby beach park. (one dollar per hour)
Check-in: Please arrive 20 minutes prior to your scheduled tour time and check-in at the vessel “HONU LANI” along the front row of slips at the “HAWAII NAUTICAL” yellow sign at Slip F28.
Round-trip transportation is offered from the Waikiki area. Please see the Transportation tab for pick-up locations and schedule.
Special Notes:
- All participants must complete electronic waivers prior to participation.
- Special food requests are available with a minimum of 24 hours’ advance notice.
FH: Waikiki Fireworks Cruise
Round-trip transportation from the Waikiki area is available at $16.50 per person. (prices subject to change by year)
Please arrive 15 minutes prior to pick-up time and allow up to 5-minutes of flexibility in actual departure time due to traffic conditions, construction, and location issues. A short walk may be required.
Pick Up Schedule:
- 4:45 PM – Twin Fin formerly Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel (Paoakalani Side)
- 4:50 PM – Hyatt Regency (Koa Ave)
- 4:55 PM – Ross Dress for Less (333 Seaside Ave)
- 5:00 PM – Sheraton Waikiki (Aloha Landing)
- 5:05 PM – La Croix (Olohana St.)
- 5:10 PM – Hale Koa Hotel (Front Entrance)
- 5:15 PM – Grand Islander Bus Depot (HHV)
- 5:20 PM – Ala Moana Hotel (Mahukona Street)
Please Note: We do not offer pick-up from Ko Olina hotels for Waikiki cruises. If you are staying in Ko Olina, please refer to Self Drive Instructions in your confirmation email.
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