Honolulu: Pacific Star Sunset Buffet and Show

Kaalawai Honolulu, Hawaii



Enjoy a sunset buffet cruise off the coast of Oahu. Savor dinner, sip a Mai Tai, and enjoy live entertainment, including a Polynesian show and hula dancers.

Sunset Dinner Cruise on the Star of Honolulu in Oahu

This casual, high-value sunset cruise suits travelers seeking a Pacific Rim buffet dinner, live Polynesian entertainment, and scenic island views from Hawaii’s largest award-winning boat.

Highlights

  • Pacific Rim buffet dinner with a roast beef carving station
  • Signature Mai Tai cocktail enjoyed during sunset
  • Live entertainment featuring a Polynesian show and hula dancers

Description

Board the Star of Honolulu for an evening cruise featuring a roast beef buffet and Polynesian entertainment. The friendly crew welcomes guests with a Mai Tai as you explore Hawaii’s coastal scenery. Capture photos of the tropical islands as the boat glides along the water.

Friday cruises include an extra hour of sailing and conclude with a fireworks display. Return to Pier 8, Aloha Tower Marketplace for drop-off at the end of the cruise.

Includes

  • Pacific Rim dinner buffet
  • One signature Mai Tai cocktail
  • Coffee and tea
  • Live contemporary entertainment, including the show “Moku Ola – Voyage of Life” and Dance Pa’ina
  • Hawaii state tax and harbor fees

Excludes

  • Transportation to Pier 8, Aloha Tower Marketplace

Important Information

  • Check-in begins at 4:45 PM; cruise departs at 5:30 PM
  • Departure location: Pier 8, Aloha Tower Marketplace (approximately a 20-minute walk from Waikiki Beach)
  • Friday departures include an extra hour of sailing and a fireworks show
  • Bring a camera for island scenery photos

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, book early and arrive promptly. Dress comfortably for an evening on the water and consider bringing a light jacket as temperatures may drop after sunset.

Frequently Asked Questions

The cruise includes a Pacific Rim buffet with a roast beef carving station, a signature Mai Tai, and live Polynesian entertainment including hula dancers.
The cruise sails off the coast of Oahu, Hawaii, offering views of the sunset over the Pacific Ocean.
The sunset cruise is typically scheduled for early evening; check the website for the current sailing times.
Local Polynesian performers provide traditional music and hula dancing during the cruise in Hawaii.
Yes, the buffet offers a variety of dishes suitable for all ages, including options popular with children.
Special dietary needs can often be accommodated with advance notice; contact the provider before booking.
The cruise typically lasts around 2 to 2.5 hours; confirm exact duration on the official website.
Guests are advised to bring light layers for the evening sea breeze and a camera for photos, but no special items are required.
The Star of Honolulu is wheelchair accessible, but it’s recommended to notify the cruise operator in advance to ensure proper arrangements.
Yes, a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase on board.

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