USA · DINNER CRUISES
Good dinner cruises fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Cruise the Colorado River from Moab, enjoy a cowboy-style dinner, and watch a narrated canyon light show beneath the stars.
“The dinner was delicious! I enjoyed how the seating was arranged, everyone sat together. It was a nice way to meet other travelers. The boat ride was enjoyable and interactive. Overall great experience and worth the money!”
Sail Kona’s coast to Kealakekua Bay for Hawaiian history, sunset views, live music, a catered dinner, and one complimentary cocktail.
“Beautiful view, excellent narrated history of the island, great music andfood. Very polite and responsive crew! We saw whales and dolphins and a beautiful sunset.”
Sail from Ka’anapali Beach at sunset with a chef-prepared buffet, open bar, live music, and seasonal whale watching on Maui.
“Crew was fantastic!! Kay was so friendly, the music from Tim was great, and the captain led us to see many whales!”
Review the Spirit of Washington DC cruise for buffet dining, Potomac views, dancing, landmarks, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“I was celebrating my birthday with friends and family. The food, DJ, service and entire experience was great!”
Review of DC's Odyssey dining cruise, with Potomac views, monuments, brunch or dinner menus, pricing, dress code, and practical tips.
“The boat was very beautiful and our server was so accommodating and friendly. It was a great experience, though there was some trouble with the tickets and the scanner that they had so I had to walk a few yards to the ticket office and have it printed out. If you come with both the digital and printed you should be fine though.”
Pick a coast, a canyon or a city.
