North Shore Private Sunset Cruise with Seasonal Whale Watch from Haleiwa

Join the expert captain and crew of Go Adventure Hawaii, and embark on a "must do" Hawaii experience with a private sunset cruise departing from Haleiwa Harbor on Oahu's North Shore. This two hour expedition can accommodate up to six passengers, and is a fantastic option for an intimate gather of friends and family while enjoying the best views of the Hawaiian sunset. Your knowledgeable local crew will be on hand to share stories and the history of Hawaii, and point out the marine life that often make an appearance in the water. Book Oahu's most budget-friendly private boat charter today, and have a BYOB sunset cruise that you will not forget!

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Why do travelers choose this tour?

With a departure from Haleiwa Harbor, you will avoid the crowds and boat traffic that accompany tours departing from Honolulu, and you will be able to enjoy unencumbered views of the island coastline and sunset during your cruise.

This Oahu boat cruise is both budget-friendly and family-friendly, and makes for a great option for families and friends to come together for a fun and relaxing time on the water.

As a BYOB cruise, you can bring whatever drinks and food on to the cruise for you and your group to enjoy, and is a wonderful way to fully customize your ocean experience.

Local expert tips

• This activity has limited availability, and should be booked two to three weeks in advance. Depending on the season, last minute booking might be available.
• The North Shore of Oahu will have large waves and rougher ocean conditions in the winter, and is usually quite calm and flat in the summer.
• If you are prone to motion sickness, it is highly recommended that you take medication at least one hour prior to the tour.
• Do not forget to bring drinks and snacks with you! Although there are no large grocery stores near the harbor, there are a number of restaurants and food trucks available for takeout, but any drinks and light snacks should be purchased before arriving into Haleiwa.

How to get there?

If you are traveling by car, you will want to get on the Interstate H1 West then continue to H2 North via Exit 8A. With moderate traffic, you will get to Haleiwa in an hour or so from the Waikiki and Honolulu area.

Allow double the time if you are planning to go during the weekend or holidays as local residents will also be traveling to the North Shore.

For those traveling by bus, take the #52 or the #55 bus from Ala Moana Center, and depending on the time of day and the traffic, the trip can take anywhere from two to two and half hours.

Boat information

The Ka'ala is a 31 ft Hatteras flybridge with a fully functional bathroom and cabin on board.