what you pay for
Dinner, drinks and the champagne toast: what the fare covers
A plain list of what comes with the sailboat dinner cruise and what you pay for separately.
Reserve the Nāpali sail ↗Included and not included
| Item | In the fare? |
|---|---|
| The sailing and the crew | Included |
| Appetisers and a Hawaiian-style dinner | Included |
| Mai tais, beer, wine, juice and soft drinks | Included |
| Sunset champagne toast | Included |
| Tips for the crew | Not included |
| Hotel pickup and drop-off | Not included on the sailboat cruise |
The dinner
Appetisers come first, then a Hawaiian-style dinner that the operator describes as locally made. Guests who reviewed the shorter cruise called the starter and main tasty and sufficient, and mentioned a small dessert.
The drinks
Island juices and soft drinks, beer, wine and mai tais are covered. Guests say the crew keeps checking that nobody is short of food or drink.
The toast
One glass of champagne is part of the fare and is poured as the sun heads for the horizon.
ID for alcohol
IDs are required for age verification, so carry a passport or photo ID for every adult in the party.
Tips
Gratuities are not in the price on either sailing, so plan for them separately.
Getting to the harbour
Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included on the sailboat cruise. Plan how your party will reach Holo Holo Charters in ʻEleʻele.