Very rural and quiet experience. Had a relaxing time while cruising around island in rented golf cart. As others have mentioned it’s a bit tricky reading the map but that is part of the fun. The beach was great. Slow paced but that is what we were looking for.

Great staff, beautiful scenery. Would highly recommend their services. This review requires 100 characters so blah blah

Pretty much a total rip-off. Although the staff was friendly and engaging, the boat was jam packed. Nowhere to sit but metal benches along outside edges of the boat, which made eating a challenge. Food was mediocre at best. Drinks were horrifically overpriced and bartender claimed to not have change for at least two people in our party. Music was way too loud. Definitely not worth the price.

We were looking for something fun/new to do on the water with our family (kids ages 20-26). This was fantastic!!! The food was very good! There is a bar in the back of the boat and plenty of seating. There is seating up front for those who want to be close to the hibachi show but you can see it from the back of the boat too and they do a good job of bringing the saki around to everyone who wants it. There was a bachelor party on our cruise and they seemed to be having a great time. Would highly recommend this for a fun dinner on the water!

The sunset hibachi cruise is mostly a party boat. If you are going for the food and sunset, it was good. If you want to party, you’d probably love it. Unfortunately, the chefs offered up Japanese saki wine and even if you said NO to it, it was pushed on you. The company needs to realize that some people do not drink alcohol (think former alcoholics, religious reasons, medicine, etc). Lovely idea, but please remember no means no.

So fun! The chefs were excellent and so good with the kids. They got to participate and had so much fun. The food was typical hibachi but done well. Bathroom was clean. Cruise was very pretty and even after a cloudy day we got a great sunset. Kids are 6-11 and they really enjoyed it. Definitely recommend for families.

We went on the sunset hibachi dinner cruise. Booked this thinking my husband and I would have a romantic way to celebrate our 40th anniversary. Instead, we felt like we were at a frat party. 🙁 Way too many people on board (no way enough life preservers could possibly be available). Weather was deplorable so there were no sunset views. We left from the dock and went a short distance to a bridge, which provided cover to the dozens of passengers (as well as the cooks) who were exposed to the rain. No commentary whatsoever on what we were seeing. Lots of antics like squirting sake shots into passengers’ mouths and flame throwing. The worst part is that we were in limbo all afternoon not knowing whether the cruise was going to take place. I called countless times and found out only 45 minutes before departure that it was a go. When I booked, I clearly indicated we did NOT want to go in inclement weather. But no refunds were offered. 🙁 The whole experience was a HUGE disappointment. I will say the one positive was that the food was good (however, no drinks were provided; even water had to be purchased). Overall, it was a waste of time and money. I couldn’t wait to get off that boat!

Pros: the food was good. Cons: there are no tables to eat your food on. Drinks cost extra. The boat is over crowded with, I counted, 37 paying customers plus staff. A lot of people stood up the whole time. There is one bathroom for everyone. I’ve never before paid $100 to eat off a paper plate and have no table. At a minimum, a drink should be included. The idea is wonderful but their execution is not good. I hope they read these reviews and take note. This could really be a great experience!

Highly recommend this hibachi boat ride with great steak, chicken, shrimp, fried rice, salad and drinks, and sunset views.

Food was decent but it was easily twice the price it should have been. Then to charge for non-alcoholic drinks after spending $115pp was asking a lot. You’ll eat from paper bowls, no tables, crammed shoulder to shoulder with other folks. Truly it was VERY overpriced.

The whole experience was great. The food was yummy. We will plan to come again. Everyone was very happy and greatly enjoyable.

Took the hibachi cruise this week with Island Head. Had a great time! The food was terrific and plentiful and the chefs (Logan, Dakota and Christian) put on quite the show. Captain Tim and first mate Beckett were fun and kept us safe. Sunset was beautiful! We’ll be back

We went on the sunset hibachi cruise with McKinley and John as the crew plus the chefs and it was the highlight of the week. They did a phenomenonal job running it and the service was exceptional. They all seemed happy to be there and were so much fun to talk to. Our whole group enjoyed the trip and would do it again if we are in Hilton Head.

Absolutely amazing excursion. It was the most fun, and I highly recommend it. I went with my husband and two children 8 and 12. Everyone had a blast. The food was wonderful. My 8 year old enjoyed watching them cook on the hibachi, and they were very nice to her and met her chatty personality. Everything was perfect. Perfect weather, beautiful sunset, delicious food. There is a pay bar with nonalcoholic and alcoholic options. You can also bring something with you if you prefer. There is a bathroom on board. We saw plenty of dolphins even though this wasn't the point of the cruise. I would choose this cruise over any other offered at Hilton Head, and I've been on another. There was no skimping on the food, our bowls were overflowing with meats, and the staff never had a hand out for tips. They were very friendly, answered questions, and had a great attitude. You can tell they love their job!

This was a complete joke! It was basically a ride on a large pontoon boat in the dark. The sun had already set by the time we boarded. You sit on aluminum benches (very uncomfortable for the entire duration). A lot of people preferred to stand. Someone came around and offered saki shots… that was the extent of any interaction or entertainment. They said there would be fireworks, and yes there were, but it was an establishment (possibly hotel) on the shore that set off fireworks every night and we were so far away we couldn’t even here the canons/sound when they exploded. Food was ok but NOT a Hibachi show. We just sat there and the cook said I’ll let you know when it’s done. When the food was ready it was so dark we couldn’t see what it was so the guy held up 2 phone flashlights…. We were given small paper bowls and were expected to balance a drink and food on your lap to eat. All beverages were an additional cost, even water. Most everyone on the boat were mumbling about the price and how ridiculous the experience was. Definitely not worth the money.