Watch Waikiki’s Friday fireworks from the water with skyline and Diamond Head views
Enjoy room to swim, snorkel and float along Waikiki's coastline
Snorkel Turtle Canyon’s early-morning cleaning station
Night SCUBA dive in small groups off Honolulu on the Diamond T2
Two-tank wreck and reef dive in small groups (Advanced Open Water required)
Dive two Oahu reefs with a divemaster on a small-group charter
Explore Waikiki’s reefs with a private instructor and included scuba gear
Develop professional dive leadership skills in Honolulu
Learn to breathe underwater on a small-group Honolulu scuba charter
Refresh your scuba skills with PADI ReActivate and get back in the water with confidence
Dive a wreck and a shallow reef on a small-group 2-tank charter
Take your first breaths underwater with private instructor guidance
Certified divers: explore a shipwreck and coral reef with a private guide
Earn your underwater navigation certification with compass and natural techniques
Sail, swim and snorkel along Waikiki on your own catamaran
Complete your PADI open water checkout dives in 2 days
Begin your scuba certification with a one-day beginner course
Learn to surf with instruction tailored to your level
Build wreck-diving skills for responsible underwater exploration
Learn Hawaiian-style surfing in an early-morning beginner group
Learn to surf with dedicated instruction in Honolulu
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.