There’s no better way to watch the sky turn pink and gold than from a boat floating off Waikiki. You’ll catch the full magic of golden hour with ocean breezes, smooth sailing, and the skyline glowing in the distance.
Cruise Hawaiian waters at sunset on a glass-bottom boat where golden skies meet underwater wonders.
Starting point: Hawaii Glass Bottom Boats
Cruise Hawaiian waters at sunset on a glass-bottom boat where golden skies meet underwater wonders.
Starting point: Hawaii Glass Bottom Boats
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Bring in the weekend the Hawaiian way on a Friday night cruise with a dazzling fireworks.
Starting point: Hawaii Glass Bottom Boats
Bring in the weekend the Hawaiian way on a Friday night cruise with a dazzling fireworks.
Starting point: Hawaii Glass Bottom Boats
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Sail on a specially designed glass-bottom boat and watch whales in their natural habitat at Oahu’s South Shore.
Starting point: Hawaii Glass Bottom Boats
Sail on a specially designed glass-bottom boat and watch whales in their natural habitat at Oahu’s South Shore.
Starting point: Hawaii Glass Bottom Boats
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This luxury dinner cruise comes with live entertainment, Waikiki views, and a delicious buffet.
Starting point: Star of Honolulu
This luxury dinner cruise comes with live entertainment, Waikiki views, and a delicious buffet.
Starting point: Star of Honolulu
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There’s no better way to watch the sky turn pink and gold than from a boat floating off Waikiki. You’ll catch the full magic of golden hour with ocean breezes, smooth sailing, and the skyline glowing in the distance.
Recommended tours:
Recommended tours:
Recommended tours:
Recommended tours:
Day cruises: 8:15am to 4pm every day
Sunset cruises: 5pm to 6pm every day
Fireworks cruises: Boats depart at 7pm and 7:15pm every Fridays
Dinner cruises: Boats depart at 5:30pm every day
Address: 1025 Ala Moana Blvd Slip F21, Honolulu, HI 96814, United States | Find on Maps
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Address: Aloha Tower Marketplace, Pier 8, 1 Aloha Tower Dr, Honolulu, HI 96813, United States | Find on Maps
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The Star of Honolulu offers a variety of dining experiences tailored to suit your preferences and elevate your evening on the water.
Step back in time at Pearl Harbor, one of the most important historic sites in the US. Visit the USS Arizona Memorial, explore naval museums, and hear powerful stories from World War II in this moving, educational experience.
See the best of Oahu in a single day with a Grand Circle Island Tour. From scenic coastal lookouts and surf towns to lush valleys and ancient temples, this full-day journey offers the ultimate island highlights with local insight.
For an evening of Hawaiian culture, feast, and fun, you can’t miss an Oahu luau. Enjoy traditional Polynesian performances, Hawaiian music, and a buffet-style dinner with kalua pig, poi, and more, all under the stars.
For the best sightings, aim for mid-January to early March. Mornings tend to offer calmer seas and active whales. Reserve your tours at least 2–3 weeks ahead during holiday periods like President’s Day weekend.
The Deluxe Dinner Cruise offers a multi-course gourmet meal with island-inspired entrées and desserts, plus live entertainment. The Signature Dinner Cruise (35967) levels up with a premium menu, think lobster tail, filet mignon, and reserved seating for the best ocean views.
Totally! You can do a glass-bottom boat tour in the morning, explore the island during the day, and end with a sunset, fireworks, or dinner cruise. Just be sure there’s enough time between tours to get to the next dock.
Yes, kids under 2 years ride free on glass‑bottom boats. For dinner, children aged 3–12 years get reduced buffet rates.
Tours operate in light rain unless seas are choppy or uncomfortably rough. If a cruise is canceled for safety. Dress warmly and bring rainwear just in case.
Outside alcohol and large coolers are prohibited. Some dinner cruises offer a cash bar for upgraded cocktails. On daytime tours, light snacks are okay. You can also bring water, juice, or comparable non‑alcoholic beverages.
No, these tours are meant to be dry so expect to see a whole new world undersea through glass panels without having to get into the water yourself.
Yes, every tour has restrooms available. Glass-bottom boats have a small bathroom on board, while the Star of Honolulu has full restroom facilities located near the dining areas.
Not at all. These are sightseeing cruises, you’ll stay safely on board the whole time. There’s no swimming or getting wet involved.