Seattle Sunset Tiki Cruise, July 17th 2021







Seattle Sunset Tiki Cruise

Saturday, July 17th 2021
6pm-10pm, $45-$55

 

Boarding time: 6:00pm
Boat leaves at 6:30pm- Don’t be late, the HIYU won’t wait
**Board at EASTLAKE- MAP  South Lake Union Park 860 Terry Ave N, Seattle 98109
9:00pm return to dock

Join us for a post-covid SUMMER EVENT – a sunset sail on Lake Union/Lake Washington with the Dusty 45’s and special guest Lushy. The Dusty 45s have inspired and fired up crowds for over two decades to the delight of fans and critics alike. With their signature style and unique sound, the band is a consistently powerful and energetic player in the Americana field.

Sip on Tiki cocktails with good friends and enjoy live music on our open air venue is the perfect place to socialize and enjoy a summer breeze. 

Tempt your taste buds with island inspired culinary bites by the famous Paseo Caribbean Restaurant. “The sandwich with the cult following is the Cuban Roast: slow-cooked pork shoulder piled onto a split baguette with aioli, cilantro, pickled jalapenos, caramelized onions and Romaine lettuce.” – Anthony Bourdain.

*Board at South Lake Union Park, MOHAI  MAP– 860 Terry Ave N. Seattle WA 98109
parking is limited, uber/lyft is recommended

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