Honolulu Sunset Sailing
Sunset Sail from Waikiki with Maitai

Honolulu Sunset Sailing from Waikiki with Maitai. Maitai is a Tahitian word for "excellence" but in Waikiki it also means "romance." Join Mai Tai's friendly crew for a romantic sunset sail, as you take in the picturesque beauty of Waikiki, the spectacular volcanic views, the city scape of Honolulu and the breathtaking beauty of the ocean all at once! Great entertainment for the whole family. Come experience the Mai Tai and find out why she is the most talked about catamaran on Waikiki Beach!

With passenger seating for 47, a built in bar and easy access front boarding ladder, Mai Tai has just the right combination of comfort, safety and convenience.

Announcing the New "Mai Tai"
Maitai is a "state of the art," twin-hulled, 44-foot catamaran designed specifically for Oahu's Waikiki Beach! It includes:
• Featuring new equipment that was developed and tested on our previous boat of 20 years, the legendary "Leahi" Catamaran
• Safe, quiet, environmentally clean propulsion system
• Two large safety nets located on the bow with ample room for sunbathing
• Convenient barefoot boarding
• Featuring a spcially designed "wing mast" which enables Maitai to reach incredible speeds
• CD sound system
• State of the art, green Spectra sails
• Toilet facility onboard
• US Coast Guard inspected & certified for up to 47 passengers; we limit numbers to ensure maximum comfort.

Details:
Embarks at 5:00pm (checks in at 4:30) and what better way to to end the day! Barefoot board right on Waikiki Beach, then sail out through the surf line and leave the hustle and bustle of Waikiki behind. Sit back and enjoy Hawaii's beauty as you experience a true Hawaiian sunset. Beverages included: Mai Tais, beer, champagne, wine, juices and soft drinks.

Duration: About 2 hours, including check in (sail from 5:00pm till sunset)
Check-in Time: 4:30pm
***Check in time varies seasonally!
Days of Operation: 7 days a week
Children: 3 & under are free, 4-12 pay reduced price.
Location: Waikiki Beach between the Halekulani Hotel and the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel.