DALLAS BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Sunset on Lake Ray Hubbard: Two decks, open sky and a measured, convivial glide across Dallas light
A 1.5-hour, BYOB/BYOP cruise aboard the 52-foot Sapphire Moon that lays out open-air lounge seating across a main deck and sky deck—this guide explains boarding, dress rules, and what to expect at sunset.
Sunset on Lake Ray Hubbard: Two decks, open sky and a measured, convivial glide across Dallas light.
The Sapphire Moon is a 52-foot, double-deck, open-air power party boat that carries groups across Lake Ray Hubbard for a 1.5-hour sunset cruise. With lounge seating on both the main deck and an upper sky deck, the outing is built around relaxed, social viewing as the sun drops toward the Dallas horizon.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Two decks of open-air lounge seating
Sapphire Moon is a 52-foot double-deck power party boat with bar and lounge seating on the open main deck and an upper deck open to the sky, designed for group comfort and unobstructed views.
Sunset over Lake Ray Hubbard and Dallas
The cruise centers on watching the sun set over Lake Ray Hubbard with views of the Dallas skyline from the water—a quiet, communal backdrop for an evening afloat.
Bring your own drinks and picnic
The operator allows guests to bring their own beverages and picnic provisions aboard, keeping the experience informal and centered on the sunset and company.
What the day feels like
What the cruise feels like
This is a short, social cruise: board at the harbor, settle into lounge seating on the open main deck or the sky deck, and spend 90 minutes drifting across Lake Ray Hubbard as daylight fades. The pace is unhurried and geared toward conversation, picnicking and waterfront sunset viewing.
THE BOAT
Two decks of open-air lounge seating
Sapphire Moon is a 52-foot double-deck power party boat with bar and lounge seating on the open main deck and an upper deck open to the sky, designed for group comfort and unobstructed views.
THE VIEW
Sunset over Lake Ray Hubbard and Dallas
The cruise centers on watching the sun set over Lake Ray Hubbard with views of the Dallas skyline from the water—a quiet, communal backdrop for an evening afloat.
THE RITUAL
Bring your own drinks and picnic
The operator allows guests to bring their own beverages and picnic provisions aboard, keeping the experience informal and centered on the sunset and company.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cruise suits—and who should make other plans.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Sunset cruises run 1.5 hours—plan for an evening departure and allow time for boarding at Rockwall Harbor.
Always BYOB and BYOP—guests are expected to bring their own drinks and picnic items. During cooler months, bring a jacket.
Appropriate dress is required: no bathing suits or see-through attire. Wear soft-soled shoes; spiked or stiletto heels are not allowed for safety.
Embarkation is at Rockwall Harbor behind the Hilton Rockwall (2059 Summer Lee Drive, Rockwall, TX); the harbor provides easy-access boarding near the lighthouse.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Sunset Cruise?
The cruise lasts 1.5 hours.
Can I bring alcohol or food aboard?
Yes—cruises are BYOB (bring your own beverages) and BYOP (bring your own picnic).
Where do we board the boat?
Boarding is at Rockwall Harbor in back of the Hilton Rockwall, near the lighthouse at 2059 Summer Lee Drive, Rockwall, TX.
Is the boat wheelchair accessible?
The Sapphire Moon offers easy-access boarding and is noted as manual wheelchair accessible.
Is there a dress code?
Yes—appropriate dress is required; bathing suits and see-through attire are not allowed.
What footwear is acceptable?
Soft-soled shoes are required or recommended; spiked and stiletto heels are not allowed for safety.