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Launch from Ma'alaea Harbor for a two-hour cocktail sunset sail aboard a 65' luxury catamaran. Enjoy crafted island cocktails, light bites, and sweeping Pacific views as the sun dips behind West Maui.
Launch from Ma'alaea Harbor for a two-hour cocktail sunset sail aboard a 65' luxury catamaran. Enjoy crafted island cocktails, light bites, and sweeping Pacific views as the sun dips behind West Maui.
The catamaran eases from Ma'alaea Harbor and the Pacific takes over the soundtrack: a steady breeze, the slap of water against fiberglass, and the low hum of conversation as the sun prepares its exit. Guests settle at rail or net, glass in hand, while the island silhouette sharpens and the horizon pulls a long, slow color change across the sky.
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Operated by Alii Nui Sailing Charters · Ma'alaea, Hawaii
The catamaran eases from Ma'alaea Harbor and the Pacific takes over the soundtrack: a steady breeze, the slap of water against fiberglass, and the low hum of conversation as the sun prepares its exit. Guests settle at rail or net, glass in hand, while the island silhouette sharpens and the horizon pulls a long, slow color change across the sky.
Maui’s southwest shore has long been a marine highway—ancient voyagers read these currents and modern sailors still respect them. The harbor itself sits on a volcanic coastline shaped by basalt flows and reef structures that shelter calm waters for evening sails. Locally sourced spirits and island fruit show up in the bar program, a nod to Maui’s agricultural heritage and distilling revival.
This is a two-hour, family-friendly happy hour at sea: premium open bar, light island snacks, live bartending, and a photographer onboard. The crew handles lines and safety briefings; passengers need only be steady on board and ready to soak the scene. Expect a steady, moderate swell and routine pier boarding—a step across a gap that crew will assist with.
Practical pointers: arrive 30 minutes early to check in at Slip #56, Ma'alaea Harbor; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wind layer and non-slip shoes; if prone to motion sickness, take meds before boarding. Sunset sails move fast—plan transport off the harbor after the return and check cancellation rules for weather. When the ocean cools the air, the breeze will dare you to stay longer; this cruise is designed so you can, with a drink in hand and the island light behind you.
Arrive at Slip #56, Ma'alaea Harbor at least 30 minutes before departure to complete check-in and boarding procedures.
Yes; the two-hour sail welcomes all ages, offers light snacks and non-alcoholic options, and has crew assistance for boarding.
The operator cancels for unsafe conditions—full refunds are available if cancelled at least 24 hours prior; check the specific cancellation terms for shorter notices.
Yes; restrooms are located below deck accessible via steps and a ladder—crew can assist if needed.
Alii Nui Sailing Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran eases from Ma'alaea Harbor and the Pacific takes over the soundtrack: a steady breeze, the slap of water against fiberglass, and the low hum of conversation as the sun prepares its exit. Guests settle at rail or net, glass in hand, while the island silhouette sharpens and the horizon pulls a long, slow color change across the sky.
The catamaran eases from Ma'alaea Harbor and the Pacific takes over the soundtrack: a steady breeze, the slap of water against fiberglass, and the low hum of conversation as the sun prepares its exit. Guests settle at rail or net, glass in hand, while the island silhouette sharpens and the horizon pulls a long, slow color change across the sky.
Maui’s southwest shore has long been a marine highway—ancient voyagers read these currents and modern sailors still respect them. The harbor itself sits on a volcanic coastline shaped by basalt flows and reef structures that shelter calm waters for evening sails. Locally sourced spirits and island fruit show up in the bar program, a nod to Maui’s agricultural heritage and distilling revival.
This is a two-hour, family-friendly happy hour at sea: premium open bar, light island snacks, live bartending, and a photographer onboard. The crew handles lines and safety briefings; passengers need only be steady on board and ready to soak the scene. Expect a steady, moderate swell and routine pier boarding—a step across a gap that crew will assist with.
Practical pointers: arrive 30 minutes early to check in at Slip #56, Ma'alaea Harbor; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wind layer and non-slip shoes; if prone to motion sickness, take meds before boarding. Sunset sails move fast—plan transport off the harbor after the return and check cancellation rules for weather. When the ocean cools the air, the breeze will dare you to stay longer; this cruise is designed so you can, with a drink in hand and the island light behind you.