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Sail out from Key West for a two-hour dinner cruise that pairs tropical fare, live music and an open well bar with unbeatable sunset views. This comfortable yacht-style trip passes Mallory Square and sanctuary waters — ideal for travelers who want an easy, scenic evening on the water.
Sail out from Key West for a two-hour dinner cruise that pairs tropical fare, live music and an open well bar with unbeatable sunset views. This comfortable yacht-style trip passes Mallory Square and sanctuary waters — ideal for travelers who want an easy, scenic evening on the water.
The sun drops low over the Gulf, painting a wide swath of orange and magenta while the boat hums away from the historic seaport. Onboard a 65‑foot custom yacht-style catamaran, the breeze tugs at your shirt and the scent of citrus and rum drifts from the bar — this is Key West’s signature sunset ritual made simple: good food, live steel-drum music and an unobstructed western horizon.
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Operated by Sunset Watersports · Key West, Florida
The sun drops low over the Gulf, painting a wide swath of orange and magenta while the boat hums away from the historic seaport. Onboard a 65‑foot custom yacht-style catamaran, the breeze tugs at your shirt and the scent of citrus and rum drifts from the bar — this is Key West’s signature sunset ritual made simple: good food, live steel-drum music and an unobstructed western horizon.
Key West sits at the edge of the Florida Reef Tract, the only living barrier reef in the continental U.S., and the cruise threads past park waters and the Mallory Square sunset celebration — a nightly local tradition born from the island’s maritime and tourism history. Geology here is fossilized coral and limestone; culturally you’ll see Cuban and Conch influences in the food and music, reminders of the island’s shipwreck, salvage and cigar-manufacturing past.
Expect a tropical buffet of blackened mahi, jerk chicken, plantains and a dessert, with an open well bar pouring well drinks, draft beer and cocktails. Staff serve in the air‑conditioned main cabin and the upper deck offers the prime sunset view.
Practical notes: arrive 60 minutes early for check-in, bring a photo ID if you plan to drink, and plan for a 2‑hour window. Sunscreen, a light layer for the breeze after dusk, and motion‑sickness precautions will keep the evening comfortable. Between live music and the sea, this cruise is a straightforward, social way to experience Key West’s most famous hour.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal mobility demands but requires boarding a floating dock.
The cruise includes an open well bar with unlimited well mixed drinks, draft beer, wine and soft drinks as listed in the inclusion details.
Departures are from the Key West historic seaport area near Mallory Square; check your ticket for the exact pier and plan to arrive early.
Yes; the trip is suitable for all ages, though infants must sit on an adult’s lap and the minimum drinking age is 21.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be canceled for bad weather.
Key West grew as a wrecking and salvage hub in the 19th century and later absorbed strong Cuban cultural influences that shaped its food and music.
The cruise passes waters within the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary — use reef‑safe products, avoid throwing waste overboard, and follow crew guidance to minimize impact.
Sunset Watersports operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The sun drops low over the Gulf, painting a wide swath of orange and magenta while the boat hums away from the historic seaport. Onboard a 65‑foot custom yacht-style catamaran, the breeze tugs at your shirt and the scent of citrus and rum drifts from the bar — this is Key West’s signature sunset ritual made simple: good food, live steel-drum music and an unobstructed western horizon.
The sun drops low over the Gulf, painting a wide swath of orange and magenta while the boat hums away from the historic seaport. Onboard a 65‑foot custom yacht-style catamaran, the breeze tugs at your shirt and the scent of citrus and rum drifts from the bar — this is Key West’s signature sunset ritual made simple: good food, live steel-drum music and an unobstructed western horizon.
Key West sits at the edge of the Florida Reef Tract, the only living barrier reef in the continental U.S., and the cruise threads past park waters and the Mallory Square sunset celebration — a nightly local tradition born from the island’s maritime and tourism history. Geology here is fossilized coral and limestone; culturally you’ll see Cuban and Conch influences in the food and music, reminders of the island’s shipwreck, salvage and cigar-manufacturing past.
Expect a tropical buffet of blackened mahi, jerk chicken, plantains and a dessert, with an open well bar pouring well drinks, draft beer and cocktails. Staff serve in the air‑conditioned main cabin and the upper deck offers the prime sunset view.
Practical notes: arrive 60 minutes early for check-in, bring a photo ID if you plan to drink, and plan for a 2‑hour window. Sunscreen, a light layer for the breeze after dusk, and motion‑sickness precautions will keep the evening comfortable. Between live music and the sea, this cruise is a straightforward, social way to experience Key West’s most famous hour.