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Moana Friday Fireworks Sailing

The complete Friday-night package: a two-hour sunset sail along Oahu’s coastline, then a front-row fireworks cruise on the open ocean. Aboard a 55-foot catamaran from Kewalo Basin, enjoy your first drink on the house, island music, and panoramic views of the skyline and the Ko‘olau range.

Sunset + Fireworks 3.5 Hours Adults Only 21+ First Drink Included Kewalo Basin

From $104.99 per adult · Adults only, 21+

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What’s Included

  • A 2-hour sunset sail along Oahu’s coastline
  • A 1-hour fireworks cruise with unobstructed ocean views
  • One complimentary drink per person (first round on us)
  • A fully stocked bar onboard (additional drinks for purchase)
  • Island music throughout the cruise
  • A professional crew on a 55-foot catamaran

Sunset Sail Plus Front-Row Fireworks

Most fireworks cruises leave close to show time. The Moana gives you the whole evening. Set sail from Kewalo Basin for a two-hour sunset cruise along Oahu’s coastline, with island music, your first drink on the house, and panoramic views of the Honolulu skyline and the Ko‘olau mountains.

As the sun goes down, the catamaran moves into position on the open ocean for a front-row view of the Hilton Hawaiian Village Friday-night fireworks. A fully stocked bar is open throughout if you would like more than your complimentary first round.

Keep an eye on the water along the way. Hawaiian spinner dolphins are possible year-round, and humpback whales visit from November through May. Rated 4.8 stars by more than 1,300 guests, it is an adults-only night out that makes the most of a Waikiki Friday.

Cruise Highlights

  • 2-Hour Sunset Sail: a full coastline cruise before the fireworks, not just the show.
  • Front-Row Fireworks: unobstructed views of the Friday fireworks from the open ocean.
  • First Drink Included: your first round is on us, with a full bar open onboard.
  • Island Music: the soundtrack for the whole evening on the water.
  • Wildlife: spinner dolphins year-round, humpback whales November to May.
  • Top Rated: 4.8 stars from more than 1,300 verified reviews.

Your Time at a Glance

  • Check-InCheck in at Kewalo Basin from 4:30 PM (early) or 4:45 PM (general). The gate closes at 4:55 PM sharp, no late arrivals.
  • Set SailDepart at 5:00 PM for a two-hour sunset sail along Oahu’s coastline.
  • SunsetEnjoy your complimentary first drink and island music as the sun goes down.
  • FireworksAround 7:45 PM the catamaran holds position for the Hilton Hawaiian Village fireworks.
  • ReturnThe cruise wraps up around 8:45 PM.

Every Friday. The gate closes at 4:55 PM sharp for a 5:00 PM departure, so please arrive early. Times are approximate.

What to Bring & Wear

🗡Government Photo ID (21+)
🧥Light Jacket
📷Camera
💵Cash or Card for the Bar
👓Sunglasses
🚶Comfortable Shoes

This is a strictly 21-and-over cruise, so bring a valid government photo ID for boarding. It cools off after sunset, so a light layer helps.

Where to Meet Us

The Moana departs from Kewalo Basin Harbor, Slip D108, at 1125 Ala Moana Blvd, Honolulu, HI 96814, about two miles from central Waikiki and easy to reach by rideshare. Check in from 4:30 PM; the gate closes at 4:55 PM sharp for the 5:00 PM departure.

Good to Know

  • Adults only: strictly 21 and over, with a valid government photo ID required for every guest at boarding.
  • Arrive early: the gate closes at 4:55 PM sharp and no late arrivals are accommodated.
  • First round on us: one complimentary drink per person, with a full bar open for more.
  • Wildlife not guaranteed: dolphins and seasonal whales are common but never promised.
  • Rain or shine: severe-weather cancellations are offered a reschedule or a full refund.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the first drink include?

Every guest gets one complimentary drink. The full bar stays open for additional purchases throughout the cruise.

What time does it depart?

Departure is 5:00 PM with check-in from 4:30 to 4:45 PM. The gate closes at 4:55 PM sharp.

Is this cruise 21+ only?

Yes, strictly enforced. A valid government-issued photo ID is required for every guest at boarding. No exceptions.

How is this different from other fireworks cruises?

Most fireworks cruises leave close to show time. The Moana adds a full two-hour sunset sail beforehand, so you get a complete evening rather than just the fireworks.

Might we see wildlife?

Hawaiian spinner dolphins are possible year-round, and humpback whales visit November through May. Sightings are possible but not guaranteed.