8 Exciting Hawaiian Dinner Cruises (continued)

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5. Spirit of Windjammer Dinner Cruise
For something slightly larger, try the 70-foot, triple masted Schooner "Spirit of Windjammer." It carries 111 passengers and embarks on a two-hour Sunset Dinner Cruise along the West Maui coastline. You enjoy a complimentary open bar, an all-you-can-eat buffet featuring prime rib, salmon with lemon sauce, rice pilaf and more, and live Polynesian entertainment. The Spirit of Windjammer is a wonderful experience for the whole family and sails every day.

6. Voyager Sunset Dinner Cruise, Oahu
Relax on an open-air 90-foot catamaran as you sail the ocean watching nature's show: the beautifully lit sky changing colors as the sun drops below the horizon. The delicious dinner buffet features BBQ pork ribs, Teriyaki baked chicken, sautéed island fish, baked beans and all the extras. And don't forget sheet cake with icing, and cocktails. Then let the catamaran's staff entertain you with their own live show. Dynamic dancers will show you how to have fun, Hawaiian-style. Then you'll be invited to dance as the live band plays music from the 50s to today. Great for the whole family!

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7. Admiral's Wedding Ceremony and Five-Star Dinner For Two
If you're planning your wedding in Hawaii, the Star of Honolulu offers the ultimate romantic unique Hawaiian wedding. The package includes exclusive stretch limousine service, wedding ceremony performed by the Star of Honolulu Captain before the cruise, wedding songs played live by their musician during the ceremony, flower shower, bouquet and boutonniere, wedding memory certificate, one-tier wedding cake, 20-minute video of occasion, guaranteed window or reserved seating, five star or three star dinner cruise for two and much, much more. Not recommended for children under 12.

8. Captain Beans' Dinner Cruise
Welcome aboard for the most interactive entertainment anywhere motivated by Polynesians' inclination to have fun! You sail on the Tamure, one of the largest double-hulled canoes in the world. The conch shell will blow announcing the start of the Polynesian entertainment. The dancing is enchanting, and they'll have you dancing in the aisles (and maybe even on the tables!) before the night is finished. A sumptuous feast is served family-style on colossal Polynesian tables. It features Captain Beans' special teriyaki steak, baked Polynesian chicken, sweet corn on the cob, Kona coffee, chocolate creams and more. Captain Beans' Cruise sails daily except Mondays. Dress and atmosphere are casual.

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By Kay Sharrah
Freelance writer living in Anaheim, California.