Teralani Dinner Sunset Sail

DATES: Year Round

NOTE: From December 15 - April 14 this trip offers whale watching

TIME: Approx. 2 1/2 hours)

Combine the best of both worlds, taking pleasure in a fun and comfortable sail aboard our luxury catamaran, while dining on an incredible meal catered by an award-winning chef. Relax and enjoy a delicious beverage as you embrace another breathtaking Maui sunset. Come join us and find out for yourself why this is one of Maui's best activities.

TRIP FEATURES:

~ Enjoy a dinner on board our spacious luxury catamaran.

~ Experience the thrill of trade wind sailing between Maui, Molokai and Lanai.

~ Take in the magic of Maui, as only the view from our catamaran can allow, looking back at the gorgeous Kahalawai Mountains.

~ Whale Watching during season (We don't put our sails up during whale season, we only motor)

DINNER

Salad:

Kula mixed greens

Blue cheese dressing

Shredded carrots

Dinner:

Ginger infused Jasmine rice

Stir fried vegetables

Teriyaki chicken

Hawaiian fish

Veg, Vegan, Sesame free, upon request: Veggie kabobs (veggie option)

Sauces:

Ginger teriyaki glaze

Citrus butter sauce

Garnish:

Pineapple salsa

Bean sprouts

Dessert:

Chocolate Dipped Seasonal Fruit

Thin-sliced lime and lemon for Garnish

Optional Kids Menu:

Baked Macaroni and Cheese

Turkey Slider (Turkey, Cheese, Lettuce, Greek Aioli)

Chocolate Dipped Seasonal Fruit

OPEN BAR INCLUDES: White Wine, Sparkling Rose, Beer on tap, Mai Tai, Vodka, Rum and Mixers Assorted Soft Drinks, Tropical Juices and Water. Please have all guests 21 and over bring a valid picture ID

Gluten Free Meals:

All soy sauce used in any and all marinades are gluten-free. House dressing: Blue Cheese Vinaigrette is considered gluten-free.

**Please be aware that our menu items may contain or come into contact with wheat/gluten, milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish, and soy. Due to these circumstances, we are unable to guarantee that any menu item can be completely free of allergens. Highly sensitive individuals should discuss the risks of cross contamination with their physicians.