ROCKWALL BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Sunset Aboard the Seawolf: A Hand‑Built Spanish‑Cedar Catamaran at Dusk
A 1.5‑hour, BYOB sunset cruise aboard Seawolf—a 40‑by‑25‑foot Spanish‑cedar catamaran—useful for planning boarding, cost, and who should go.
Sunset Aboard the Seawolf: A Hand‑Built Spanish‑Cedar Catamaran at Dusk.
Sail with Scott LLC runs a concise, 1.5‑hour sunset cruise aboard Seawolf, a hand‑built 40‑foot by 25‑foot sailing catamaran crafted of Spanish cedar; the public sails accommodate up to 49 people and offer a compact window to watch the sun slide toward the horizon.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Seawolf: hand‑built Spanish‑cedar catamaran
Seawolf is a distinctive 40‑foot by 25‑foot sailing catamaran built of Spanish cedar—the vessel itself is the centerpiece of the outing, offering stable deck space for groups up to the advertised capacity.
A compact, sunset‑time passage
The cruise is purposely brief—1.5 hours—designed to deliver the sunset experience without committing to a long voyage, making it shareable with a wide range of schedules and ages.
Bring your own beverage and food
The listing explicitly notes BYOB and food for the sunset sails, and the public trip accommodates up to 49 guests at the published per‑person rate.
What the day feels like
What the cruise feels like
The outing is a focused, communal sunset sail: passengers gather at the harbor, board Seawolf, and spend roughly an hour and a half gliding at dusk aboard the hand‑built catamaran—an experience built around the vessel and the light rather than extended distance or strenuous activity.
THE BOAT
Seawolf: hand‑built Spanish‑cedar catamaran
Seawolf is a distinctive 40‑foot by 25‑foot sailing catamaran built of Spanish cedar—the vessel itself is the centerpiece of the outing, offering stable deck space for groups up to the advertised capacity.
THE MOMENT
A compact, sunset‑time passage
The cruise is purposely brief—1.5 hours—designed to deliver the sunset experience without committing to a long voyage, making it shareable with a wide range of schedules and ages.
THE SOCIAL
Bring your own beverage and food
The listing explicitly notes BYOB and food for the sunset sails, and the public trip accommodates up to 49 guests at the published per‑person rate.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cruise suits—and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The cruise is marketed as BYOB and food is permitted—plan to bring your own beverages and any snacks or meals you intend to consume during the 1.5‑hour sail.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the sunset cruise?
The sunset cruise runs for approximately 1.5 hours.
Where do I meet the boat?
Boarding is at The Harbor in Rockwall, on the water side of the Hilton Hotel.
What is the price per person?
Sunset sails are listed at $45 per person.
Are children allowed?
All ages are welcome, but the operator does not recommend children under 6 for public sails unless part of a private party.
How many people can the boat hold?
Public sails accommodate up to 49 passengers.