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Sure, Maui is home to top-notch restaurants, but the chance to leave dry land behind and get out on the water for an evening of dinner and waterfront views is unparalleled. On Maui dinner cruises, you’ll get the chance to enjoy delicious native food while floating on the island’s crystalline water. Choose from smaller group experiences that offer a private table for a romantic evening, or hop aboard the Pride of Maui catamaran with a lively group to enjoy a buffet-style dinner.
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You have a few options for a Maui dinner cruise, some of which even include music and a hula show. Some of the highest-rated cruises among previous travelers are:
- Maui Sunset Luau Dinner Cruise from Ma'alaea Harbor Aboard Pride of Maui
- Premium Sunset Dinner Cruise from Ka’anapali Beach
- Ma'alaea Harbor: Sunset Prime Rib or Mahi Mahi Dinner Cruise
- From Ma'alaea Harbor: Sunset Dinner Cruise Aboard the Quicksilver
- Premium Dinner Cruise: Four Course Dining Experience - Ma'alaea
Prices for Maui dinner cruises vary a bit, but the range isn’t as dramatic as it can be for some tour experiences. You can expect to pay between US$120–190 for a dinner cruise. The higher end of the range is typically for cruises featuring entertainment or an open bar.
Dinner cruises in Maui are roughly 2–3 hours across all price points, so it’s pretty easy to fit a cruise into just about any schedule. The primary decisions you must make are whether you want a more casual buffet dinner or a romantic multi-course meal with cocktails.
Yes, many Maui dinner cruises feature live music and dancing you can enjoy while eating. If you’re especially interested in a cruise with live entertainment, read the tour listings' details. You might get to hear island music or watch hula dancing.
The route of your dinner cruise depends on the tour company and departure point, but some of the places you could see are the islands of Lanai and Molokai and the Molokini crater. And, if you’re in Maui from about December–April, you may even see some humpback whales.
There are tons of fun tours and excursions in Maui aside from dinner cruises. According to previous travelers, these are the best activities to book for your next trip:
Maui dinner cruise prices vary depending on duration and inclusions. If you’re looking for high-quality experiences on the lower end of the price range, these are the best tours to book now:
Most Maui dinner cruises do not include hotel pickup, so consider transportation when booking your tour. There are a wide variety of dinner cruises in Maui. Some offer more of a party atmosphere, while others are private cruises, perfect for a romantic night. Read the reviews before booking to find one that fits your vibe. There are a variety of departure locations—consider how you'll get to the launch site and back before booking.
Arrive early for your dinner cruise so you don't miss the departure—most tours will not wait for stragglers. Be sure to bring sunscreen and a hat to protect yourself while on the water before the sun goes down. A light jacket is also a good idea. If you tend to get seasick, consider taking medication before your tour and make sure you stay hydrated. Most dinner cruises include alcoholic beverages, but review your tour details to determine what's included.
Dinner cruises in Maui are pretty casual, but people often get a bit dressed up for the occasion. Swimsuits are not appropriate, however. Be sure to bring a light jacket as the temps can dip after the sun goes down. Most boats require you to remove your shoes before you embark, so keep that in mind when deciding what to wear. If shoes are allowed, flat, non-slip options are the best.





















