Charleston Harbor Sunset Sail
Golden-hour harbor views, lively music, and drinks aboard a catamaran
Duration
2 hrs
Includes
Catamaran sail, seating, restrooms
Highlights
Explore Charleston Harbor aboard a 55-foot catamaran as evening light settles over the skyline. Settle into a social sail with music, open-air views, and drinks available from the onboard bar.
- View Fort Sumter National Monument, the Charleston Peninsula, and Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge
- Watch for dolphins and coastal wildlife along the harbor route
- See the historic USS Yorktown aircraft carrier from the water
- Enjoy upbeat music in a relaxed, social atmosphere
- Capture skyline and waterfront views from the open-air deck
What's Included
- Spacious cushioned seating with partial shade
- Open-air deck with panoramic harbor views
- Two onboard restrooms
- Professional crew
Important details
- Ages 6+ only
- Complete the passenger waiver at least 1 hour before departure
- Outside beverages, coolers, large bags, and strollers aren't permitted
- Hard liquor, smoking, and vaping aren't permitted
- Use a credit or debit card for onboard drinks, which are sold separately
- Expect a 3% processing fee not included in the listed price
- Expect route changes or an early end when safety conditions require it
Cancellation Policy
Cancel, reschedule, or receive a refund up to 48 hours before departure. Within 48 hours, all sales are final. If the captain cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances, you may reschedule or receive a refund.
FAQs
Yes. This sunset sail features upbeat music, cocktails, and a celebratory vibe, while still being relaxed and scenic.
No. This is a fun, social sunset sail, not a club-style or shots cruise.
Yes. Sunset sails are the most popular experience, especially on weekends. Advance booking is strongly recommended.
Meeting details
Water's Edge Restaurant Dock, 1407 Shrimp Boat Lane, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464
More about the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge
The Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge soars over the Cooper River as one of the most striking landmarks in the Charleston skyline, and there is no better way to appreciate its scale than from the deck of a catamaran gliding through the harbor at sunset. With its sweeping cables fanning out from two diamond-shaped towers, the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge connects downtown Charleston to Mount Pleasant and stands as the longest cable-stayed bridge in the Western Hemisphere. From the water, you get a perspective that drivers and pedestrians simply cannot, the full sweep of the span set against a sky that shifts from gold to rose to deep blue as the evening unfolds.
As the catamaran cruises across Charleston Harbor, the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge rises ahead like a sail of its own, its white cables catching the last light of day. You will feel the warm harbor breeze, hear the gentle slap of water against the hulls, and watch pelicans skim low across the surface as the city slips by. The sunset sail pairs the bridge with other harbor icons such as Fort Sumter and the historic downtown waterfront, but it is the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge that anchors the view, glowing softly as the sky deepens and the harbor lights begin to flicker on along the shore.
This experience is perfect for couples seeking a romantic evening on the water, photographers chasing that postcard shot of the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge at golden hour, and travelers who want to slow down and take in Charleston from a fresh angle. Families and friends celebrating a special occasion will love the relaxed pace, the open-air deck, and the chance to toast the sunset with the bridge as a backdrop. If you are looking for a quintessential Lowcountry moment, sailing beneath the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge as the sun dips below the horizon is one you will carry home with you.
