Sail into sunset views with a relaxed evening on the water
Sail past Waikiki and Diamond Head with a full bar onboard
See Honolulu’s Friday night fireworks from the water with an open bar
Snorkel off Honolulu on a 50-foot catamaran with gear and instruction included
See wild dolphins, snorkel with turtles, and enjoy lunch on a 3-hour West Oahu sail
Snorkel Turtle Canyon’s reefs with lunch, gear, and crew support included
Sail Waikīkī at sunset with drinks and light bites included
Unwind on a West O‘ahu sunset cruise with panoramic views, drinks, and light bites included
Sail Waikīkī and snorkel Turtle Canyon with gear, snacks, and drinks included
Cruise the West Oahu coast for an afternoon snorkel with turtles; gear, snacks, and drinks included
Sail at sunset for front-row views of Waikiki’s Friday fireworks, with drinks and a bento included
Relax along Oʻahu’s south shore with Waikiki views, Diamond Head, snacks, and drinks
Toast the evening with coastal views and a full open bar
Sail Oʻahu’s coast before an evening of island dining and culture
Snorkel Ko Olina’s leeward coast, then enjoy a Hawaiian luau with dinner and show
Snorkel and sail West Oʻahu with an open bar from Ko Olina Marina
Guided Turtle Canyons snorkeling with gear, snacks and drinks
Bring your own drinks for a sunset sail along Waikiki’s coast
Snorkel, float, and watch for seasonal whales off Waikiki
Sail Waikiki on a private 43-ft yacht with a snorkel stop
Private sailing with Waikiki views, swimming, and snorkeling options
Learn foundational sailing skills with professional captains in Hawaii
Soar above the south shore with views toward Diamond Head
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.