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Sushi & Sunset Aboard the Seabreeze: Key West’s Two-Hour Evening Cruise
A two-hour cruise departing Garrison Bight Marina that pairs complimentary fresh sushi and a selection of wines and beers with waterfront views of the Southernmost Point and Fort Zachary Taylor.
Sushi & Sunset Aboard the Seabreeze: Key West’s Two-Hour Evening Cruise.
Board Barefoot Billy’s 45-foot power catamaran Seabreeze at Garrison Bight Marina and slip into the turquoise margins of Key West where the Atlantic meets the Gulf. Over the course of two hours the vessel’s spacious, never-filled-to-capacity deck becomes a quiet platform for the day’s last light: guests savor complimentary fresh sushi and a curated selection of wine, premium beer, prosecco and soft drinks while the crew navigates past the Southernmost Point buoy, Civil War–era Fort Zachary Taylor and the historic navigation marker that points toward Cuba.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Seabreeze: a roomy 45-foot power catamaran
The cruise runs aboard Barefoot Billy’s 45-foot power catamaran, Seabreeze, a vessel described as spacious and intentionally never filled to capacity so riders have room to stretch out and take in the ocean air.
Complimentary fresh sushi and a selection of beverages
Savor complimentary fresh sushi while cruising, accompanied by a complimentary selection of fine wine, premium beer, prosecco and soft drinks provided onboard.
Sunsets framed by Key West landmarks
The route offers waterborne views of the Southernmost Point buoy, a pass by Fort Zachary Taylor and a sightline to the historic navigation point marking the way to Cuba — ideal framing for Key West’s renowned sunsets.
What the day feels like
How the cruise feels
The experience is intentionally relaxed: guests meet at Garrison Bight Marina, board the Seabreeze and settle into an uncrowded deck. As the boat slips away from the marina you’ll receive complimentary sushi and drinks, then glide along a route that puts the Southernmost Point buoy and Fort Zachary Taylor on view. The highlight is the slow, ceremonial descent of the sun — a shared, convivial moment as the sky darkens and the two-hour trip completes.
THE VESSEL
Seabreeze: a roomy 45-foot power catamaran
The cruise runs aboard Barefoot Billy’s 45-foot power catamaran, Seabreeze, a vessel described as spacious and intentionally never filled to capacity so riders have room to stretch out and take in the ocean air.
THE FOOD
Complimentary fresh sushi and a selection of beverages
Savor complimentary fresh sushi while cruising, accompanied by a complimentary selection of fine wine, premium beer, prosecco and soft drinks provided onboard.
THE VIEW
Sunsets framed by Key West landmarks
The route offers waterborne views of the Southernmost Point buoy, a pass by Fort Zachary Taylor and a sightline to the historic navigation point marking the way to Cuba — ideal framing for Key West’s renowned sunsets.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cruise suits best.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The cruise runs for two hours and is timed to coincide with Key West’s sunset; departures originate at Garrison Bight Marina.
The operator provides complimentary fresh sushi and a selection of wines, premium beers, prosecco and soft drinks; no additional gear requirements are specified in the trip details.
Boarding and departure occur at Garrison Bight Marina aboard Barefoot Billy’s Seabreeze, a 45-foot power catamaran.
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Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Sushi & Sunset Cruise?
The cruise lasts two hours.
Where do I board the boat?
The cruise departs from Garrison Bight Marina.
What food and drinks are included?
Guests receive complimentary fresh sushi and a selection of fine wine, premium beer, prosecco and soft drinks.
What vessel is used for the cruise?
The cruise operates aboard Barefoot Billy’s 45-foot power catamaran, Seabreeze.
What landmarks will we see?
The route passes the Southernmost Point buoy, Civil War–era Fort Zachary Taylor and a historic navigation marker that points toward Cuba.
Is the cruise suitable for families?
The offering is described as a way to celebrate the day’s end with friends and family and is conducted on a spacious, uncrowded vessel.