This Sunset Cruise Is The Best Way To Spend Your Summer Nights In Florida

Summers in Florida can be downright brutal, but no one wants to be cooped up inside all season long. What could be better, then, to cure those summertime blues than a magical sunset cruise? We're head over heels for this incredible tour in Key West, but if you're not planning a trip to the Keys anytime soon, you can easily find one closer to home. Still, there are a few reasons why we think this particular cruise is worth the trip.

Danger Charters in Key West hosts many different types of adventures, including fishing trips, snorkeling experiences, and even weddings. The most romantic trip they offer, however, is probably the Wind & Wine Sunset Sail.

This particular experience has been named one of the top 10 sunset cruises in the country by Coastal Living Magazine, and Danger Charters is TripAdvisor's number one choice for tour companies in all of Key West.

So what is the Wind & Wine Sunset Sail all about? Guests float away on a backdrop of crystal blue water under a cloud of canvas while relaxing to the sounds of tropical music.

The selection of food and drinks is surprisingly fancy for a scenic cruise, with five kinds of beer and eight wines from all over the world, including four reds, three whites and one sparkling variety. Who doesn't dream of sipping bubbly while they sun sinks below the horizon?

The food is an impressive spread of hors d’oeuvres including a variety of fresh fruit, specialty cheeses, summer sausage, Caprese skewers, and more.

The 65-foot schooner is large, yet still feels intimate because cruises are limited to 23 people. That means guests can decide whether they want to mingle or enjoy a private romantic evening.

What really makes the night unforgettable, though, is the view. There's no better way to watch one of Key West's famous sunsets.

Danger Charters is located at the Westin Marina at 255 Front Street. Visit dangercharters.com or call (305) 304-7999 to book your cruise.

Have you ever taken one of Danger Charters cruises? What's your favorite cruise in the Sunshine State?