Island Rhythms Sunset Cruise

Not an ordinary cocktail cruise, you'll be treated to Island music and rock/pop favorites from popular Maui artist Eric Gilliom as you take in the views of the Maui Coast and spot whales and dolphins. Dance along, or just kick back with some local beers and Mai Tais while enjoying tasty appetizers and watching a stunning sunset in paradise. On top of the fun, all the profits go directly towards the Pacific Whale Foundation’s important work of protecting the oceans and marine life.

JUNE 2018 UPDATE: This cruise is not currently running. You can consider our dinner cruise or sunset sail.

Appetizers
Kiawe-smoked pork and chicken sliders with guava BBQ sauce
House made chips & salsa
Roasted garlic hummus
Zesty bean salad
Tomato and basil bruschetta

Dessert
Fresh baked brownies

Drinks
Alcoholic beverages (3 per adult) include wine, Maui Brewing Co. beer, tropical cocktails
Unlimited soda, juice, filtered water

• Profits support this 35-year-old non-profit organization's marine life research and conservations efforts
• Bar onboard, variety of appetizers both hot and cold, and live music
• Harbor boarding means don’t have to get wet (unlike beach boardings)
• The catamarans are much more stable than monohull boats (important if you are prone to seasickness, especially during the winter months when water conditions can be more variable)
• Whale sighting guarantee (Dec 16 - Apr 15, get free whale watch cruise if don't see any whales)

Maui Revealed Guidebook:

Three's Bar & Grill (caterer):
'Ono' (standout) - the food is great.

Fodor's Guidebook:

There's no better place to see the sun set on the Pacific than from one of Maui's many boat tours.

What’s more perfect than ocean cruising and music during sunset? The food is totally satisfying, and the live tunes will have you dancing your way back to the harbor.

Moon Guidebook:

Three's Bar & Grill (caterer): Local favorite with unique items that are tasty.

• Non-profit organization whose mission is to protect the oceans through science and advocacy. It conducts marine research, educates the public, and fights for marine life and ocean conservation.
• Hawai’i Ecotourism Association Sustainable Tourism Certification
• Holds annual Maui Whale Festival to raise awareness about conservation and raise funds to support its important programs
• Boats use energy efficient, low emissions engines
• Developed and outfitted all boats with whale protection devices, the first devices in the world for commercial vessels that guide whales away from propellers and running gear
• Uses bio-compostable plates, cups and utensils
• Sources locally grown fruits, vegetables, and meats to reduce carbon footprint

• 1-15 People: No refunds after 48 hours prior to activity time
• 16+: No refunds after 72 hours prior to activity time

• 4.166% Hawaii sales tax (GET)
• 3% Harbor Tax
• $4.50 fuel surcharge per person