Every restaurant in Washington runs a prix fixe Valentine's Day menu, and every one of them is fully booked by early February. A private cruise sidesteps the entire scene — no set menu, no rushed second seating, no other couples within earshot.
Why the Water Beats a Restaurant Reservation
Valentine's Day dining in DC means a crowded room, a set menu, and a table turned over as fast as the restaurant can manage it. A private cruise is the opposite of all three — an unhurried evening, entirely your own pace, with the monument skyline instead of a dining room wall.
Champagne, Handled
Add a bottle from our curated wine and champagne list along with a charcuterie board, arranged in advance so everything is chilled and ready when you step aboard. Or bring your own — either way, no reservation, no corkage fee, no rush.
Book Early
Valentine's week is, unsurprisingly, one of our busiest stretches of the year for evening departures. If February 14th (or the weekend around it) is the plan, we'd recommend reserving well before the month starts.
Reserve Valentine's Day
Dates around February 14th fill quickly — check availability now.
Book Your Valentine's Cruise