Cape Towns Atlantic Seaboard  has one of the best locations to see the Sunset from the Sea. With the South Atlantic Ocean stretching away from the majestic Table Mountain range, this is certainly a ‘must do’ cruise for locals and tourists alike. Toast the setting sun from the deck of one of Waterfront Charters amazing range of charter vessels.

A complimentary glass of local sparkling wine (two glasses per guest, or a bottle for a couple) will be served, and the bar will be open for all other drinks for the duration of the cruise. Toast to the setting sun once more!

Kids under 17 and under are welcome, and have a special price option. Cape Town weather can change five times a day, so our route from the Waterfront harbor is not always predictable; the two options below are merely a guide. But no matter which direction we take be assured of a spectacular cruise as we operate Summer and Winter.

CHAMPAGNE SUNSET SUNSET UNDER SAIL

The sailboats Esperance ( Classic Schooner ) and Serenity One ( Sailing Catamaran )follow the wind for this cruise. They do not offer a specific destination for this reason; you will be advised before departure as to the expected direction by the Skipper. The typical Cape Town summer wind blows from the south-east; the boats use the motors to leave the harbor and then they sail across Table Bay towards Milnerton lighthouse, returning to the protection of Granger Bay in the lee of Table Mountain to watch the sunset, and then motor back to the Waterfront.

In the winter months with the northwester prevalent, the direction taken will be toward the Clifton Coastline, or the Robben Island Coastline, also returning to Granger Bay. The wind and sea conditions change daily so the routing and style of the trip also change to meet the conditions; the skipper and crew will give you the best possible adventure.

CHAMPAGNE SUNSET CRUISE ON A MOTOR VESSEL

The Motor Vessels Sea Princess and Southern Cross and Enigma follow a different route to the sailing boats. As they are not dependent on the wind they offer a destination and normally cruise slowly along the Atlantic seaboard towards Clifton beach and then return.

VARIATION TO CRUISE (DUE TO WEATHER)

For all the vessels, when the seas are running too high or the wind is unpleasantly strong, instead of heading into Table Bay the destination is the Cape Town Harbor for a Harbour Lights Cruise; a perfect alternative offering magical views of Table Mountain and the lights of Cape Town and the harbour in the evening. In extreme conditions, the skipper will take every aspect into account, and even stay dockside to ensure the safety of the passengers .

* In the unlikely event that the primary boat for this cruise is unavailable due to unforeseen circumstances, we reserve the right to utilize an alternative vessel for this experience. Be assured that Waterfront Charters will always make every possible effort to ensure that the advertised vessel is available. Some Cruises do not have a dedicated boat for the cruise and rely on a pool of available vessels at Waterfront Charters to cover fluctuations in weather, seasonal passenger numbers and planned maintenance.