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Sail from Kailua‑Kona to Kealakekua Bay for a three‑hour sunset cruise that pairs local cuisine with live Hawaiian music and narration on Captain Cook and the Kona coast. Spot dolphins, seasonal whales, and dramatic volcanic shoreline while enjoying a complimentary cocktail and a plated dinner.
Sail from Kailua‑Kona to Kealakekua Bay for a three‑hour sunset cruise that pairs local cuisine with live Hawaiian music and narration on Captain Cook and the Kona coast. Spot dolphins, seasonal whales, and dramatic volcanic shoreline while enjoying a complimentary cocktail and a plated dinner.
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Operated by Body Glove Cruises · Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
The boat eases away from Kailua‑Kona Pier as a warm, briny breeze pushes open the night. Glasses clink over the rail and the first cocktail — on the house — slides into your hand. Ahead, the Kona coastline unspools: lava-scarred cliffs softened by ironwood and lehua, black rock meeting Pacific glass. On the horizon, the pale silhouette of the Captain Cook Monument marks Kealakekua Bay, a place of history and frequent marine life, and your captain’s voice threads stories about the islands as the engine hums steady.
easy.
3 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal mobility required for boarding though a short walk from parking to the pier is necessary.
The cruise lasts approximately 3 hours with boarding 30 minutes before departure.
Yes—an island‑inspired plated dinner and beverages are included; the first cocktail is complimentary.
Yes; special dietary requests must be called in 48 hours prior to the cruise.
The tour listing indicates wheelchair accessibility; contact the operator ahead if you have specific mobility needs.
Dolphins are commonly seen year‑round; humpback whales are seasonal (winter months) and may be spotted but are not guaranteed.
No—guests meet at Kailua‑Kona Pier; allow extra time for the 5–7 minute walk from the parking area to boarding.
Kealakekua Bay was a significant Hawaiian ceremonial and coastal community site long before European contact; the Captain Cook Monument marks the place of Cook’s death in 1779 and is accessible only by water or a steep hike.
Kealakekua Bay is a marine conservation area—visitors are asked to respect no‑landing zones around the monument and to avoid touching or feeding wildlife to protect coral and marine species.
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