Honolulu · WAIKIKI FIREWORKS CRUISES
Hilton Hawaiian Village fires its display every Friday night, and the best seat is a boat sitting off the beach. These 4 cover the sailings, priced, with boarding times that matter more than usual.
Board Na Hoku 2 at Kewalo Basin Harbor for a one-hour Friday evening cruise along Oahu’s south shore. You’ll see Ala Moana and Waikiki from the water, listen to upbeat music, and watch the Hilton fireworks while enjoying beer, mai tais, cocktails, juice, soda, or water.
“Fantastic. Great bunch of guys. Dancing, including pole dancing-great fun.”
Join Waikiki Sailing Company behind the Duke Kahanamoku Statue for a one-hour Friday evening catamaran cruise. Buy a drink at the onboard bar, watch Waikiki glow at sunset, and finish with close fireworks views. Crew members, including bartender-guide Cameron on some sailings, help keep the trip relaxed and safe.
“Best way to see the fireworks and the lights of the city. So pretty. Had the best time.”
Cruise from Kewalo Basin toward Diamond Head for Waikiki’s Friday fireworks. You’ll get two alcoholic drinks, snacks, juice, water, music, restrooms, and round-trip hotel transportation. Crew members including Troy and Isaiah have helped make the evening social and photo-friendly.
“The staff was very friendly . The fireworks were great . Would have preferred different music. Other wise had a great time”
Board at Pier E in Honolulu for a two-hour Friday evening cruise past Ala Moana, Diamond Head, and Waikiki Beach. You get fireworks views from the water, an underwater viewing room, shaded and open-air seating, snacks, drinks, two restrooms, and BYOB alcohol for ages 21 and up.
“Lekker cruisen was leuk alleen hebben we amper 1 zakje chips gekregen en twee drankjes per man ook geen alcoholischte dranken alhoewel zo vermeld stond op de voucher net als er bij stond dat er snacks waren maar was een zakje chips per man dat zijn geen snacks hee Daarin waren we teleurgesteld”
Pick a harbour, a coast road or a boat.
