Body Glove – Super Raft Sunset Tour
Drift into golden hour aboard Body Glove’s spacious Super Raft, gliding past secluded coves, lava-formed cliffs and pockets of sandy shoreline along...
Kona Coast Sunset Cruises
Big Island Dinner Cruises
Big Island dinner cruises follow the Kona and Kohala coastline into the evening, with sunset colors, ocean air, island-style food and time on the water before night settles in. Sail toward Kealakekua Bay with Body Glove Hawaii or leave from Anaehoomalu Bay for a Kohala Coast sunset cruise.
Your Big Island Dinner Cruise
A Big Island dinner cruise feels different from a resort dinner because the coastline keeps moving beside you. The boat pulls away from shore, the light starts changing over the water and the evening turns into a mix of ocean views, food, drinks and island stories.
Body Glove Hawaii offers Kona departures, including the Captain Cook Historical Dinner Cruise to Kealakekua Bay with narration, live entertainment and dinner served on board. Body Glove also offers a Super Raft Sunset Tour with a lighter island-style dinner. On the Kohala Coast, Ocean Sports runs the Pau Hana Sunset Cruise from Anaehoomalu Bay with coastline views and beverages from the onboard bar.
Pick the cruise by coast, mood and how much dinner you want included. The Captain Cook route adds more history and table-served dinner, the Super Raft keeps the sunset ride lighter and faster, and the Pau Hana cruise gives the evening a relaxed Kohala Coast start.
Big Island Dinner Cruises
Body Glove Cruises – Captain Cook Historical Dinner Cruise
You depart the Kailua-Kona Pier and trace the Kona Coast for twelve scenic miles toward Kealakekua Bay, a protected marine sanctuary watched...
Big Island Dinner Cruises FAQ
What Big Island dinner cruises can I book?
Current Big Island dinner and sunset cruise options include Body Glove Hawaii's Captain Cook Historical Dinner Cruise, Body Glove's Super Raft Sunset Tour and Ocean Sports' Pau Hana Sunset Cruise.
How long are Big Island dinner cruises?
Current Big Island dinner and sunset cruises are listed from about 2 to 3 hours. The Captain Cook Historical Dinner Cruise is the longer option, while the Super Raft and Pau Hana sunset cruises are shorter evening rides.
Where do Big Island dinner cruises depart from?
Body Glove Hawaii dinner and sunset cruises depart from Kona. Ocean Sports' Pau Hana Sunset Cruise departs from Anaehoomalu Bay on the Kohala Coast.
Do Big Island dinner cruises include food?
Food inclusions vary by cruise. The Captain Cook Historical Dinner Cruise includes a table-served island-inspired dinner, while the Super Raft Sunset Tour includes a lighter island-style dinner. Check the Pau Hana Sunset Cruise details for current beverage and food inclusions.
Which Big Island dinner cruise should I choose?
Choose the Captain Cook Historical Dinner Cruise for Kona coast history, Kealakekua Bay and a fuller dinner. Choose the Super Raft Sunset Tour for a shorter Kona sunset ride, or the Pau Hana Sunset Cruise for an easy Kohala Coast evening from Anaehoomalu Bay.