Private sailing with Waikiki views, swimming, and snorkeling options
Learn foundational sailing skills with professional captains in Hawaii
Search Waikiki waters for turtles by sea scooter and paddleboard
Sail Oahu’s coastline with sunset views, music, and ocean breezes
Snorkel Turtle Canyons with expert guides and all gear provided
Watch Friday-night fireworks from the water after a Waikiki sunset
Dive Honolulu wrecks and reefs with your own guide
Snorkel beyond Waikiki on a private charter for up to 6 people
Private Honolulu fishing charter with gear included
Snorkel Turtle Canyon with gear and guide instruction included
Chart your own island route with fishing, diving, or snorkeling
Spot tropical fish and dazzling reefs on a one-hour glass-bottom boat cruise off Waikiki
Two-tank shallow reef boat dive with all gear included
Private evening cruise with music and non-alcoholic beverages
Private morning sailing with mimosas and open-water views

Charter a private glass-bottom catamaran for up to 49 guests on Oahu’s coast
Shallow reef dive at Electric Beach with gear included
2-tank wreck and reef diving off Waikiki with all gear included
Snorkel Electric Beach with an expert guide and provided gear
Shore dive at Electric Beach with a small-group PADI instructor
Do a 2-tank Waikiki dive with a twilight drop and a full night dive
Friday night fireworks, Honolulu skyline views, and glass-bottom light viewing
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.