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Honolulu Sunset Sail from Kewalo Harbor Including Drinks
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Na Hoku II Catamaran takes you from Kakaako toward Waikiki on a sunset sail with drinks. The 90-minute trip costs from $61.50 per person. You board at Kewalo Basin slip F23 for the daily 5:30 p.m. departure. Your ticket covers bar drinks and soft drinks on a boat with a party atmosphere. Boarding is from a harbor dock.
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Honolulu Sunset Sail from Kewalo Harbor Including Drinks at a glance
| Boat | Na Hoku II sailing catamaran |
| Duration | 90 minutes |
| Price | from $61.50 per person |
| Departs | 5:30 p.m. daily |
| Meeting point | Kewalo Basin Harbor, slip F23 · mandatory check-in at 5 p.m. |
| Drinks | Bar drinks and soft drinks · alcohol for ages 21 and up with ID |
| Ages | All ages · infants need full-price tickets |
| Group | Up to 49 passengers |
| Main trade-off | Full-price infant tickets in a party atmosphere |
| Guide languages | English |
Read from the operator's listing on the booking page, October 30, 2026. The price is the tour's starting price in U.S. dollars, re-read every day, last on .
What's included
- Alcoholic beverages
- Carbonated beverages
What's not included
- The operator lists no exclusions
Options
Which option to book
The single sunset sail runs daily at 5:30 p.m. Your 90-minute ticket includes drinks aboard Na Hoku II.
| Option | Departures |
|---|---|
| Honolulu Sunset Sail from Kewalo Harbor Including Drinks | 5:30 p.m., daily |
The catch: A missed 5 p.m. harbor check-in can cost you the trip, and late arrivals aren't refunded.
Route
How does the evening work?
Na Hoku II leaves Kewalo Basin and follows the south shore from Kakaako toward Waikiki.
- pass by
1. Diamond Head
Diamond Head stays in view as the catamaran sails from Kakaako toward Waikiki. You see it across the water without landing there.
- pass by
2. Waikiki coast
The red and yellow catamaran passes Waikiki's coastline with music and drinks aboard. Waves can splash you during the south shore sail.
The full sail lasts 90 minutes and returns to Kewalo Basin slip F23. Passing Waikiki doesn't mean you leave the boat at the beach.
Pickup and meeting point
- Find the boat: The address is 1025 Ala Moana Boulevard at pier F slip F23. Your red and yellow boat sits in the harbor's front row facing the street.
- Check-in deadline: Arrive by 5 p.m. for the 5:30 p.m. sunset sail. Every guest needs the pre-arrival waiver completed before boarding.
- Ticket directions: Your ticket's Kewalo Basin directions take precedence over a beach pin on a map. Going to the wrong boat doesn't qualify for a refund or rebooking.
- Ride and parking: You arrange your ride to Kewalo Basin. Paid parking is available at both the east and west harbor entrances, with check-in at the boat.
Before you book
- Arrive at Kewalo Basin slip F23. Your reservation doesn't cover a departure from Waikiki Beach.
Fit
Is this tour right for you?
Na Hoku II suits friends who want a 90-minute sail with bar drinks and a harbor departure. You avoid boarding from the sand. The boat still has a party atmosphere. Infants aren't exempt from the full price.
For beach boarding by Duke's, Ke Kai costs from $70 per person with drinks included. Moana gives you a 2-hour harbor departure from $89.99 per person if sailing time matters more.
Who it's not for
- Families seeking free infant admission
- Pregnant travelers or guests with spinal injuries
- Guests who need to remain dry during the sail
- Families seeking a quiet atmosphere
Good to know
Know before you go
All ages can join, but infants require their own paid tickets and count toward capacity. The under-21 ticket covers ages 0 to 20. Alcohol requires age 21 or older and valid photo ID.
This sail isn't recommended during pregnancy or for travelers with spinal injuries. You can get wet even during ordinary sailing conditions. The harbor boarding point doesn't make the entire cruise a dry outing.
Na Hoku II is the red and yellow catamaran at Kewalo Basin slip F23. Your check-in deadline is 5 p.m. for the 5:30 p.m. sail. Going to the beach instead means missing the correct boat.
Every passenger needs the pre-arrival waiver completed before boarding. One mobile-ticket booking takes up to 30 travelers, with immediate approval. The sailing's total cap is 49, including babies and children.
The cruise runs in rain or shine, while unsafe weather can still cancel it. A company cancellation receives a full refund. Minimum bookings can also affect whether the departure runs, so rain alone isn't the deciding factor.
This booking's personal cancellation deadline is at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund. Later cancellations aren't refundable. Missing check-in or attending the wrong location also means no refund or rebooking.
Reviews
How is it rated?
Alternatives
Which tour to choose instead
The same length from Waikiki Beach
Waikiki Beach Sunset Sail on Ke Kai CatamaranKe Kai boards in front of Duke's from $70 per person for a 90-minute sail with drinks. Infants need tickets here too.
★ 4.8 · 485 reviews · from $70 per person
A longer sail from the harbor
Waikiki Sunset Cocktail Sail on the Moana CatamaranMoana's 2-hour cruise costs from $89.99 per person with General Boarding covering the first drink. It also starts at Kewalo Basin.
★ 4.9 · 2,462 reviews · from $89.99 per person
A family outing during daylight
Waikiki Glass Bottom Boat CruiseHawaii Glass Bottom Boats costs from $46 per adult with viewing ports and a shaded deck. You stay aboard throughout the hour.
★ 4.6 · 2,402 reviews · from $46 per adult
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Questions
People also ask
- How much is the Na Hoku II sunset sail?
Na Hoku II starts from $61.50 per person for the 90-minute sail. Bar drinks and soft drinks are included. Your ticket suits a group wanting drinks aboard with a Kewalo Basin dock departure, while the ride to the harbor is separate.
- Does Na Hoku II board on Waikiki Beach?
No, this Na Hoku II booking boards at Kewalo Basin slip F23. The address is 1025 Ala Moana Boulevard. Check your ticket's boat name before leaving, since arriving at a beach catamaran won't give you another place on this sailing.
- Do babies travel free on Na Hoku II?
No, babies need paid tickets and count toward the boat's 49-passenger limit. There's no lap-infant exception. Your reservation must include them even when they're too young to use the bar or take a seat on their own.
- Is Na Hoku II suitable for a family with children?
Children can join the 90-minute sunset sail, but the crowd can be focused on drinking. Soft drinks are included for younger guests. Your family's comfort with a party atmosphere matters more than the fact that all ages are admitted.
- How early should you arrive for Na Hoku II?
You must check in at 5 p.m., which is 30 minutes before the sunset departure. The meeting point is the boat at slip F23. Your waiver should already be complete, so you can check in with the crew on arrival.
Times and conditions as the booking page listed them on October 30, 2026; the price is re-read every day, last on . Booking happens on the booking page, at its price; a booking through the button earns this site a commission, and your price is the same.