This Sunset Dinner Cruise In Missouri Is The Perfect Summer Adventure

Summertime’s all about the gorgeous weather and breathtaking views, like those you’ll enjoy on this sunset dinner cruise in Missouri. Many of us spend as much time as we can on and in the water during the summer, whether we’re floating in a tube or wading in the water after sunbathing on a sandy beach. Cap off a picture-perfect summer day with a delicious meal and, if you’re lucky, a jaw-dropping Missouri sunset.

Spend a leisurely summer evening meandering along the Lake of the Ozarks aboard a sunset dinner cruise with Celebration Cruises in Lake Ozark.

Cruises set sail on select evenings throughout the summer and into the early fall, so you have plenty of time to book your sunset cruise.

Dinner on the cruise is optional, so if you don’t feel like eating, you can simply sit back, breathe in the fresh air, and watch the beautiful scenery as it rolls by.

However, if you choose to order dinner, you’re in for a delicious treat. Watch the scenery at your window-side table as your meal is served to you.

If you decide to have dinner, you must pre-order it when you book your cruise.

Take a peek at the menu that features four scrumptious entrees – barbecue pulled pork, chicken breast, Chesapeake crab cake, and vegetarian lasagna.

Each meal comes with a variety of sides. Dig into golden corn with the barbecue and the crab cake, for example, and top off your meal with a decadent (and huge!) chocolate chip cookie or brownie.

The kiddos can order an adult meal or choose the kids meal, which is brimming with favorites – chicken tenders, mac and cheese, and a dinner roll.

Sunset dinner cruises board at 5:30 p.m. and set sail at 6 p.m. The boat returns to the dock at around 7:45 p.m.

Book your sunset dinner cruise on the official website of Celebration Cruises. Or, stop by its Facebook page for more information.

Do you have a favorite sunset dinner cruise in Missouri? Let us know in the comments! If you enjoy scenic cruises, climb aboard the Mark Twain Riverboat in Missouri, for a one-of-a-kind adventure.