The Fleet

Three boats, hand-picked.

A nimble Waikiki catamaran for easy reef days, Hawaiʻi’s largest charter yacht for the full-dress affair, and a celebration catamaran for the gathering that needs room. Each one fully crewed, each one yours alone for the day. Pick the boat — we’ll shape the rest.

01 · Mana Cruises

Hilinaʻi

43′ Leopard Power Catamaran

Aerial view of the Hilinaʻi, a 43-foot Leopard power catamaran, cruising past Waikiki and Diamond Head.

Mana’s premier Waikiki vessel: a 43-foot Leopard power catamaran with two full decks, a shaded flybridge, and 360° views from Diamond Head to the leeward reefs. Twin hulls mean a flat, stable ride — easy on first-timers, easy on a long lunch.

Up to ten guests, an owner’s-layout interior with three cabins and a full galley, and a crew that runs the day around you. Snorkel the south-shore reef, drop a line in the deep water, or just let the island slide by while the bar stays open.

Hilinaʻi — to trust, to lean in.

Guests
Up to 10
Length
43 feet
Layout
3 cabins · 2 heads
Crew
Captain + host
Departs
Ala Wai Harbor, Waikiki
Cruise
640 hp · 6–12 knots

Aboard

  • Private use of the whole boat
  • Captain and onboard host
  • Hosted bar
  • Catered island lunch
  • Pro snorkel gear
  • Shaded flybridge + main deck

Ways to spend the day

  • South-shore snorkel

    The reef off Waikiki — gear and guidance included.

  • Sunset cruise

    Golden hour down the leeward coast, bar open.

  • Winter whale watch

    Humpback season, December through April.

  • Deep-water fishing

    Drop a line out past the channel.

  • The Hilinaʻi at anchor off Diamond Head, twin hulls and flybridge in full view.
  • Guests relaxing on the foredeck as the power catamaran cruises the south shore.
  • Guests sharing wine and lunch on the shaded aft deck.
  • A Mana host carrying fresh cocktails and pineapple on a woven tray.
  • A plated island dinner served on deck at golden hour.
  • Friends laughing around the table in the bright catamaran salon.
  • The aft cockpit table set against a glassy sunset.
  • The captain at the lit flybridge helm with harbor lights behind.

Tell us the date and the vibe — we’ll shape the day around the Hilinaʻi.

02 · Paradise Charters

Alana Kai

69′ Ferretti 690 Motor Yacht

The Alana Kai, a 69-foot Ferretti motor yacht, cruising off Diamond Head with guests aboard.

Paradise Charters’ flagship and the largest power yacht chartering in Hawaiʻi — a 69-foot Ferretti 690 with a full-beam master, a gourmet galley, and a Seakeeper gyro that erases up to 95% of the roll. The water stays flat even when the channel doesn’t.

A private chef cooks to your table, the swim platform drops hydraulically into the sea, and the flybridge runs the length of the boat. Built for sunset runs, Friday-night fireworks off Waikiki, and full days that drift from snorkel to dinner.

Guests
Up to 12
Length
69 feet
Beam
18 feet
Power
Twin MTU · 1,268 hp
Stabilizer
Seakeeper gyro
Departs
Kewalo Basin, Honolulu

Aboard

  • Four staterooms, full-beam master
  • Private chef + gourmet galley
  • Seakeeper-stabilized ride
  • Hydraulic swim platform
  • Full-length flybridge + sun pads
  • Starlink Wi-Fi, Bose sound, A/C throughout

Ways to spend the day

  • Sunset cruise

    Down the coast as the light goes gold.

  • Friday fireworks

    The Waikiki show from the water, every Friday night.

  • Snorkel + swim

    Reef stops with the platform dropped into the sea.

  • Whale watching

    Humpbacks in season, in real comfort.

  • Full-day adventure

    Four or eight hours, shaped around you.

  • Sport fishing

    Run out past the channel for the deep blue.

  • Aerial view of the Ferretti 690 running across deep blue water.
  • Aft-deck dining table set with the wake and the open ocean beyond.
  • The bright main salon with cream leather seating and ocean views.
  • The full-beam master stateroom with a king bed and natural light.
  • The salon dining area with a glass table and wraparound sofas.
  • Champagne chilling on the shaded flybridge lounge.
  • Wide foredeck sun pads beneath the flybridge canopy.
  • The open gourmet galley and salon finished in light oak.
  • The flybridge helm and lounge under a full-length canopy.
  • Overhead view of the white motor yacht on open ocean.
  • The yacht anchored off Waikiki under the Friday-night fireworks.
  • The Alana Kai lit in blue underwater lighting at night, fireworks over the city.

Tell us the date and the vibe — we’ll shape the day around the Alana Kai.

03

Aukai

43′ CJ Catamaran

Aerial view of the Aukai catamaran anchored off Waikiki with Diamond Head in the background and guests on the rooftop deck.

The Aukai is built for the occasion that outgrows a restaurant. Aqua Zone's 43-foot catamaran — fully restored in 2025 — carries up to 46 guests across wide twin hulls, a full rooftop deck, and a bow sundeck big enough for a crowd that actually wants to move around. Set against Diamond Head and the Waikiki skyline out of Kewalo Harbor, it's the largest group you can take private on these waters.

Milestone birthdays, wedding celebrations, corporate gatherings that deserve actual ocean — Captain Devon opens the swim ladder, the floating island deploys off the stern, and Bluetooth carries whatever the group brought. The sea turtle reef is a short run away; so is the Friday fireworks anchorage.

Aukai — seafarer.

Guests
Up to 46
Length
43 feet
Engines
Twin 100 hp Yanmar
Speed
12 knots
Departs
Kewalo Harbor, Honolulu
Restored
2025

Aboard

  • Full rooftop deck + bow sundeck
  • Captain Devon Merrifield
  • Bluetooth audio with mic and speaker
  • Bathroom with shower
  • Swim ladder + deck shower
  • Snorkel gear, coolers, and ice
  • Floating island (optional)

Ways to spend the day

  • Sunset cruise

    Diamond Head and Waikiki at golden hour, bar open.

  • Friday fireworks

    Anchored off Waikiki for the weekly show.

  • Sea turtle snorkel

    Guaranteed sightings at a dedicated reef — gear included.

  • Ocean swim party

    Floating island out, swim ladder down, music on.

  • Dolphin watching

    Spinner dolphins frequent the west-side waters.

  • Whale watch

    Humpbacks in season, December through April.

Tell us the date and the vibe — we’ll shape the day around the Aukai.

The Fleet

Find your boat.

Tell us the day you have in mind. We’ll come back with the shape of it.