It Lands Without Trying

Some plans try to prove something. The good ones don’t have to. The Valentine’s Day Cruise puts you out on the Columbia River with a setting that speaks for itself and a pace that lets everything fall into place without forcing it. No script, no pressure, no moment that needs saving, just time that feels right while it’s happening and even better when you look back on it.

Pricing

• Adults $105

Package Details

• 2.5-hour evening cruise on the Columbia River
• Private table seating for your group
• Complimentary champagne or sparkling cider at boarding
• Four-course plated dinner included
• Long-stemmed rose at each table
• Complimentary soda, coffee, tea, and water
• Full-service bar available for additional purchases
• Cocktails, wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages available
• Romantic atmosphere with scenic sunset and river views

Add-Ons Worth Adding

• Charcuterie Board
  A well-built spread of meats, cheeses, and all the right extras. Serves up to 4, and results may vary once it hits the table. Must be booked at least 48 hours in advance.
• Celebration Cake
  You could not order cake…but let’s not make that kind of mistake. Chef’s choice, serves up to 4, and arrives at exactly the right moment to steal the show. Must be booked at least 72 hours in advance prior to cruise.
• Celebration Package
  Chocolate-covered strawberries and a message in a bottle, already there when you arrive, one of those small moves that ends up doing all the talking.
• Message in a Bottle
  This is the move. Write your own message, seal it in a bottle, and have it waiting at the table, unexpected, personal, and guaranteed to land. Don’t overthink it. Add it.
• Honorary Captain’s Hat
  Step into the spotlight and claim your title. A black, white, and gold captain’s hat that turns heads now and makes for a very good keepsake later.
• Date Night Package
  A little effort goes a long way. Chocolate-covered strawberries, a bottle of Treveri Brut, and rose petals set the tone so you don’t have to. Just show up and take the credit.