BURLINGTON BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Six-Seat Sunset on the Loon: Quiet Evenings Afloat on Lake Champlain
A two-hour public sunset cruise aboard Cruise Lake Champlain’s motor yacht Loon—limited to six guests with BYO food and beverages—this guide tells you what to expect and how to plan.
Six-Seat Sunset on the Loon: Quiet Evenings Afloat on Lake Champlain.
The "Share the Boat" Public Sunset Cruise runs from Burlington across Lake Champlain aboard the motor yacht Loon. With comfortable seating, room for just six guests, and unobstructed views of the lake at dusk, the outing trades crowds and lines for an intimate two-hour passage that concentrates on the sunset and the water itself.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
An Intimate Motor Yacht
The cruise is run aboard the motor yacht Loon and is limited to six total guests, ensuring plenty of comfortable seating and no crowds so the sunset becomes the main event.
Unrushed Lake Champlain Evenings
Across the two-hour ride you’ll focus on the changing light over the open water—breathtaking sunset views without the bustle of larger tours.
BYO Food & Simple Onboard Service
Guests may bring their own food and beverages; the operator supplies water and ice and handles clean-up so you can concentrate on the view and company.
What the day feels like
What the Cruise Feels Like
You board Loon and slip away from the dock for a compact two-hour cruise that prioritizes space and sightlines. With only a handful of passengers, seating is generous and conversation remains easy while the boat moves to vantage points for the sunset; the mood is relaxed and focused on the lake as daylight softens.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cruise suits—and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring your own food and beverages for the cruise; the operator provides water and ice and handles clean-up so you don’t have to worry about packing out trash.
Seating is comfortable and the small passenger load means space is plentiful—plan for a calm, social atmosphere focused on the view.
Online booking closes two hours before departure; contact the operator by phone for questions or special requests.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the cruise and what does it cost?
The public sunset cruise is two hours long and costs $83 per person; the fare includes all taxes and fees.
What is the guest minimum and maximum?
The cruise is limited to six total guests and has a minimum of two paid fares; if the minimum is not met the trip will be canceled and you will receive a full refund.
Can I bring children or pets?
Public sunset cruises do not allow children under 12 or pets; pets and children of all ages are welcome on premium private cruises.
Am I allowed to bring food and drinks?
Yes—this is a BYO cruise. The operator supplies water and ice and performs the clean-up after the trip.
When are the public sunset cruises offered and how do I book?
Public sunset cruises are offered three days per week—Friday, Saturday, and Sunday—with additional days available by appointment. Online booking closes two hours before scheduled departure; call 802-324-4885 with questions or special requests.
Are there any onboard restrictions?
All cruises on Loon are non-smoking and drug-free.