Nothing spells "romance" like a sunset sail
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Big Island of Hawaii Sunset Sails and Cruises
Big Island sunset sails are relaxing and romantic.
One of the great time-honored and true Hawaii activities you could enjoy is the sunset sail. I vividly remember the first activity I did as a visitor to Hawaii was a sunset sail and the experience of that ocean adventure really set me up for a love affair with Hawaii.
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Dinner cruise or whale watch? |
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The green flash? |
Big Island of Hawaii sunset sails are obviously held during the sunset hours and generally speaking the winds have a tendency to "die down" during this time into a gentle breeze. These are not typically vigorous sails that stretch the capabilities of your sailboat but are rather more relaxing or soothing as gentle breezes waft you along at a more casual speed. Hawaii sunset sails are all about relaxation usually in conjunction with some appealing appetizers and an accompanying libation.
Big Island of Hawaii sunset sails are certainly suitable for children but I rather think about them as more romantic in nature, perhaps just for the two of you. The colors at sunset time during what Hollywood calls the "golden hour" paint a shimmer of color not only upon the horizon and the setting sun but also behind you as you view back at the Big Island itself with its towering volcanoes shrouded in a halo of clouds.
Big Island sunset times provide a time of romance and togetherness that are often missing from many Big Island adventures. These are time when you can not only appreciate the sunset sail itself but be able to reflect on the larger scope of things as your connection to the real world dissolves in the lapping sounds of the ocean gently splashing against the keel and the sound of gentle winds filling the sails above.
Tom's Tips - Big Island of Hawaii Sunset Sails
- Thinking about Hawaii honeymoon ideas? These Big Island of Hawaii sunset sails fit the bill to a tee.
- Big Island sunset sails are often best reserved for one of your last days on the island as they provide a great send-off and provide great last memories of your Hawaii holiday.
- Some Big Island sunset sails include a sunset snorkel with the manta rays. Evidently manta rays are fans of the sunsets as well.
Sunset Sails and Sunset Cruises in Hawaii - Options Below:Blue Sea Cruises Beautiful sunsets are "par for the course" on the famous Kona Coastline of the Big Island of Hawaii and you will enjoy one of the wonderful sunset sails offered by the Blue Sea Cruises. The Blue Sea Cruises gives its sunset sails on the seventy-foot double-deck catamaran Spirit of Kona with two underwater viewing ports. You will enjoy all the food, drink and entertainment on this fabulous two-hour Big Island sunset cruise called an Evening on the Reef.…(more info) | Price Range: (From: $69.90 - To: $97.90) |
Body Glove Sunset Sail Body Glove offers a sunset sail on the Kona Coast of the Big Island of Hawaii on their boat, the sixty-five foot custom catamaran Kanoa ll. Sunset sails along this coastline have a long history of sharing the romance and splendour of the Big Island sunsets with island visitors. Heavy pupu's are provided along with an open bar and live entertainment on the Body Glove's "Kanoa ll", which is one of the most comfortable and modern of the boats found in Hawaii.…(more info) | Price Range: (From: $98.90 - To: $98.90) |
Hula Kai - Kona Sunrise Charters Well, this sunset cruise on the Hula Kai is not a sunset cruise in the traditional sense, but on the Big Island things can be a little different. The beautiful new fifty-five foot hydroplane designed catamaran Hula Kai, does go out at sunset for an sunset cruise but its main objective is to see and snorkel with the spectacular Manta Rays that are found in the evening time off the coast of Kona. For Manta Rays feeding time is sunset time and these spectacular marine animals can have a wingspan of fifteen feet. Fortunately the Manta Rays are referred to as the "gentle giants of the sea" and you will be in awe to be in the water with them. To sooth down your flow of adrenaline you can have a drink at the bar after your adventure. …(more info) | Price Range: (From: $99.00 - To: $145.00) |
Kamanu Charters Inc. Sunset sails along the Kona Coast of the Big Island of Hawaii can be very beautiful but very few boats will actually sail for almost the entirety of the trip. The Kamanu really does. The trade winds this time of the evening are usually a gentle breeze suitable for a pleasing romantic voyage. The Kamanu is a thirty-six foot Kurt Hughes design sailing catamaran that has been operational in the waters off the Big Island since 1974. The Kamanu, its captain and crew have had a long time to perfect…(more info) | Price Range: (From: $79.90 - To: $128.90) |
Mauna Lani Sea Adventures The Big Island of Hawaii is known for its beautiful sunsets and how better to enjoy one than on a sleek and comfortable fifty-foot sailing catamaran cruising off the Kohala Coast with Mauna Lani Sea Cruises. These two-hour sunset sails offered by Mauna Lani Sea Cruises will provide you with an open bar of wine, beer, soda , cocktails and also appetizers of light "pupu's". These relaxing sunset sails are just what the doctor ordered after a hard day of sunning at the pool.…(more info) | Price Range: (From: $93.90 - To: $93.90) |
Big Island of Hawaii Sunset Cruises - The Big Island sunsets are beautiful enough, but when you couple them with the experience of being out on the water on a dinner or sunset sail you’ve created the ultimate in Hawaiian romance and enchantment. We always like to recommend that you save these for you last night on the island if you can because it will provide a final impression and last fond memory of your visit to the “Big Island of Hawaii”.
