easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, no strenuous activity required
Discover the magic of Hawaii’s coast with a private sunset cruise in Haleiwa. Perfect for intimate groups, this boat tour offers breathtaking views, local wildlife sightings, and a peaceful sunset experience. Keep reading to learn what makes this adventure truly special!
$400 per Charter | 2 Hours | Sunset on the water
#A Hawaiian sunset from the water canʻt be beat!
Private Charter: $400
We can sit up to 6 passengers per trip
2 Hours
Witness one of natureʻs everyday miracles, sunset. Sunsets are always beautiful, but a Hawaiian sunset from the water canʻt be beat. Grab your loved one, or a few friends and join Bob Marlin Charters on an unforgettable sunset cruise along the infamous Haleiwa coast. Pick your destination, then kick back and relax as Mother Nature does her thing.
Animal sightings are not guaranteed on our sunset tour, but you never know what might come say aloha while we are out there. It is not uncommon to see whales during the months of November-April, year round dolphins, turtles, fish, and more.
Getting to your departure point 15-20 minutes early ensures you secure a prime spot for viewing the sunset.
Evening breezes can be cool, so pack a light jacket or sweater to stay comfortable throughout the cruise.
Although it’s evening, a light sunscreen or hat can protect you from lingering UV rays during the day.
Bring a camera or smartphone with a good night mode to snap stunning photos of the sunset and ocean scenery.
Haleiwa has a rich history as a sugar mill town and was once a major port for surfboard manufacturing, contributing to Hawaii's surf culture.
Bob Marlin Charters emphasizes eco-friendly practices by minimizing waste and supporting marine conservation efforts in the area.
Keeps you warm during the cooler evening hours on the water.
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Protects your skin from UV rays, even in the evening.
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Capture stunning sunset views and ocean scenery.
Enhance wildlife viewing, especially for distant marine animals.