Negril Sunset Catamaran Cruise

Two and a half to three hours under sail along the whole length of Seven Mile
Beach, ending at the West End cliffs as the sun goes down. Seeing Negril from the
water is the point — the beach reads as one continuous curve from out there
in a way it never does from the road.

Most sailings stop on the reef for a snorkel on the way, with gear provided,
and there is an open bar on board: Jamaican rum, beer, rum punch, soft drinks and
water. A DJ or a sound system is standard, so this is a lively boat rather than a
quiet one.

What you are choosing between

Some operators run this as a straightforward sunset sail and drop you back at
your hotel. Others finish at Rick’s Cafe for the sunset itself, which means
arriving with the crowd rather than ahead of it. Both are good afternoons and they
are quite different, so tell us which you would rather and we will book
accordingly.

Good to know

• Where: sailing from Negril along Seven Mile Beach
• On the water: about 2.5 to 3 hours
• Included: open bar, snorkel stop and gear, return transfers
• Music and a DJ are standard on these sailings
• Some sailings end at Rick’s Cafe, others return to the beach
• You must be 18 to drink on board

Details confirmed against three operators’ published information,
September 2026. Sailing length and whether the cruise finishes at Rick’s are
confirmed when you book.