the evening in order
A Nāpali sunset sail, from check-in to the return to Port Allen
How the sailboat dinner cruise runs, mark by mark, in the order the operator describes it.
Reserve the Nāpali sail ↗The sail at a glance
| Mark | What happens |
|---|---|
| Check-in | Meet Holo Holo Charters in ʻEleʻele with photo ID |
| Boarding | A 50-foot catamaran with seats indoors and out |
| Along the coast | Cliffs, valleys, waterfalls and quiet beaches, with the crew explaining the area |
| On board | Appetisers, a Hawaiian-style dinner and drinks |
| Sunset | A champagne toast as the sun heads for the horizon |
| Return | Back to Port Allen to finish |
Before you leave shore
GetYourGuide shows the starting times once you pick a date, and your confirmation carries the check-in time. Bring a passport or photo ID, and a jacket.
Stepping aboard
The boat is a 50-foot catamaran with seating indoors and out, and restrooms on board. IDs are checked to verify age before alcohol is served.
Along the coast
The sail passes sea cliffs, valleys, waterfalls and secluded beaches. The crew explains the coast and its people as you go, and the route follows the sea that day.
Dinner and drinks
Appetisers and a Hawaiian-style dinner are served on board, with island juices, soft drinks, beer, wine and mai tais.
The toast
A glass of champagne is part of the fare, poured for the sunset. How the sky looks changes from one evening to the next, and some evenings are cloudier than others.
Coming home
The boat finishes at Port Allen, where the cruise began. Tips for the crew are not included in the fare.