Sunset Sail from Lahaina

Enjoy a relaxing and memorable evening out on the calm waters off the Maui coast with a beautiful sunset, live island music, wildlife viewing, and delicious local food and drinks served by friendly crew onboard a luxury sailing catamaran. All profits go directly towards protecting the oceans through science and advocacy.

4:30-6:30 pm (Sept 16 - March 15)
5-7 pm (March 16 - Sept 15)
Check-in 30-45 min prior

COVID-19 UPDATE: For the safety of staff and guests, enhanced sanitation measures and onboard best practices to reduce contact and maintain social distancing have been implemented. For the foreseeable future, passenger capacity has also been reduced (from max of 49 to 24, often less).

Premium Spread
Black pepper crusted ahi crostini (sustainably caught tuna) with edamame hummus and heirloom tomato relish
Grilled and chilled sustainable farm-raised tiger prawn cocktails with wasabi sauce
BBQ kalua pork quesadillas with Maui Gold pineapple chutney and cilantro lime aioli
Vegetarian spring rolls
Artisan cheese platter

Dessert
Hawaii-grown strawberries
Chocolate chip cookies

Drinks
Open bar includes champagne, wine, Maui Brewing Co. beer, tropical cocktails
Soda, juice, filtered water

• Adult-only option (Fri & Sat)
• Profits support a 35-year-old non-profit organization's marine life research and conservations efforts
• Open bar onboard, variety of food 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)
• Certified Marine Naturalists onboard for wildlife viewing
• In addition to being available in the indoor galley, all food and drink is served by crew so you can never leave your outdoor seating if you'd like
• Receive Hawaii marine life poster per person

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.

Moon Guidebook:

Few Maui activities are more iconic than a sunset sail off the West Maui coastline. The feeling of the trade winds in your hair as you glide along the ocean is a sensation of freedom you can’t experience on land. Watch as the setting sun paints the sky every shade of orange and pink, while on most days you can also make out a rainbow hovering over the lush valleys. Add in some tunes, a mai tai, and some appetizers, and there’s a good chance you’ll walk off the boat with a smile on your face and the photo for next year’s Christmas card.

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