SAILING WORLDWIDE
The best days on the water.
The 7 most popular honolulu sailing trips. What each sail costs, how long you are on the water, and which crews run it well.
Snorkel Turtle Canyon with green sea turtles from a new 50’ catamaran, then relax on a Waikiki sail with coffee, drinks, and big ocean views.
Most Popular“We saw lots of turtles and the crew was very friendly and nice!”
Waikiki sunset from a pink-sailed catamaran, plus time for an ocean swim. Great views, helpful crew, and easy 2-hour timing.
“The crew were funny and informative. Loved having time to swim and then enjoy the sunset. Great experience!!”
Waikiki Turtle Canyon snorkeling on the Hāwea catamaran: sea turtles up close, easy gear, and relaxing sailing in 2.5 hours.
“The casual atmosphere for those snorkeling and not. My boys loved jumping from the boat!”
A 2-hour Waikiki sunset catamaran with a refreshing ocean swim, Diamond Head views, and a fun, safety-first crew for about $49.
“Captain Jaime, Big Mike, and Alex did a great job on the cruise. They were fun and interactive with the group. Made it a great experience”
90-minute Hāwea catamaran sunset cruise in Waikiki with Diamond Head views, onboard music, and optional all-inclusive cocktails for $68.
“We loved our sunset cruise. Highly recommend to book and make your experience even more meaningful while in Waikiki. Beautiful, clean boat and friendly, professional staff. Drinks were on point and so was the music. Combine all of the above with the beautiful blue waters and sunset and it was a sure hit. Thank you!”
BYOB Waikiki sunset sail with swimming: pass Diamond Head, Royal Hawaiian Hotel and Magic Island, then snorkel at dusk. 2 hours.
“Great experience! Swimming for the first half and sunset cruise for the second half. The staff was super friendly. Very relaxing, definitely recommend!”
Waikiki sunset sailing on the Hāwea catamaran with water-level Diamond Head views, onboard bar and music, 1.5-hour cruise.
“Our crew was great, the atmosphere and music fun, and views superb.”
The sailing ports worth the trip, grouped by the sea they sit on.
