From Ma’alaea Harbor: Sunset Dinner Cruise Aboard Calypso

Not worth the money The prime rib state was not cooked. I had to send it back. The drinks consisted of cheap alcohol. The music was bad. All in all not worth the 300 for 2 people.

Excellent experience and great staff Great experience. Great staff. The photographer was mediocre though. For the prices she was charging and the horrible photos she took, it was not worth it.

Meh.. The instructions to get there are very clear. I appreciated the suggestion on what time to leave depending on where you are staying. The night we cruised, it was extremely windy. They said it’s the windiest harbor there is but I’m not sure if it was extra windy that day or if that was termed normal. They closed the ship up since it was so windy so your food didn’t fly away, I appreciated that. However, they had to cram a lot of people on to the 2 floors where it was enclosed. This resulted in not enough elbow room and you’re packed like the sardines during your dinner. They also sat you next to your guest rather than across from them. I suggest sitting your guests across from each other so you can have a natural conversation rather than turning to talk to your guest. And that way you’re not facing a stranger which was kinda awkward. Unfortunately, the prime rib was pretty bad. It was grey, overcooked and the horseradish wasn’t spicy at all. The gravy they smothered it in was pretty bad. The grilled vegetables were the best part! The drinks were okay. They did the best they could on a boat. I know the wind is out of their control, I just wish they would’ve opted to reschedule because the wind made it impossible to enjoy the cruise to its fullest, but again, maybe the wind is normal and I’m just being dramatic. I don’t think the cruise is worth $150 a person. I would’ve rather booked a catamaran and then had a fancy dinner.

Wonderful sunset cruise Such a wonderful experience from the food to the wonderful service and Captain Steve and songs by Christina. And of course the great Maui sunset. Highly recommend

Charming. This was a beautiful cruise, slow and easy going though a few people did get seasick, the crew was ready with dramamine and ginger ale. We got seated up front with an amazing view and there was Live Music, not a recording. Captain Kiwi was attentive to the guests throughout the trip and was funny, keeping the cruise entertaining. The crew was helpful and continually checked on everyone so we didn't feel like e lacked anything. The meal was perfectly prepared with dessert closely following and was satisfying. Would recommend.

Maui 2025 It was a very nice evening. The staff were great, very friendly and helpful. Enjoyed the live music, Christina was very good, with nice folk music that added a nice atmosphere to the trip. The food was good and the whole vibe was very relaxed and we enjoyed it all

Dinner on a boat. It would be much more enjoyable if it was more of a cruise rather than going to a spot and staying until after the sunset. The food was NOT very good. Had the mahi mahi and I've had MUCH better. Staff was great!! They certainly did their part!

Sunset Dinner Cruise in Maui Our sunset dinner cruise on the Calypso was even better than expected. My wife and two small kids rated our trip a 8.5/10. The experience was amazing. We traveled along the Maui coastline and were treated to breathtaking views! The 2-hour journey included a 3-course meal and two complimentary cocktails. The meal options were delicious and well portioned. The crew was fantastic. They were all attentive and friendly. The onboard photographer captured wonderful moments for each traveler to enjoy. This is an absolute must try when visiting Maui!

The Maui Harbor is one of the roughest in the world, according to the captain’s announcement on the ship. If I had known that beforehand, I wouldn’t have booked the trip. The crew was nice. They did their best, but the ship pitched so much that we couldn’t enjoy or even fully eat our meal. The route was dull and the sunset was unimpressive due to cloud coverage. Not a fun trip.

Would book something else. We ended up getting seated at a table within the middle of the ship staring across at other guests. When you do a sunset cruise you kind of want to be outside or at least along the glass if inside. You also might expect Hawaiian music to get you in the island spirit. Instead we had a girl who sounded like she was from Alabama playing country songs for 2.5 hours. Food was ok. Caesar salad in a small paper bowl, prime rib was cooked medium-well with a lot of gravy on top. For $150/pp recommend a dinner at Leilani’s instead. We ended up booking dinner there while on the cruise as we know it wasn’t going to be great experience.