Advance your skills with PADI specialty and rescue training in Honolulu
Boat two-tank scuba dive on Honolulu’s South Shore with gear, snacks, and drinks included
Try scuba diving in Honolulu with a PADI instructor—no certification required
Build safe breath-hold skills with entry-level freediving training
Explore Oahu’s South Shore Reefs With Snorkel Scooters
Sail the South Shore on a Private Snorkel or Scuba Charter
Dive guided wrecks and reefs with premium gear and an in-water guide
Cruise the Waikiki coast with your own drinks and snacks
Look for Hawaii's green sea turtles on a guided Waikiki outing
Explore Honolulu’s reefs by guided dive, snorkel, or ride-along
Finish your PADI Open Water training with guided Hawaiian ocean dives
Dive or snorkel two shallow reefs off Wai‘anae with an in-water guide
Two-tank dive off Wai‘anae with deep and shallow reef sites
Explore Oahu’s west-side wrecks and reefs on three guided dives with a PADI pro
Cruise off Waikiki for Friday night fireworks with no crowds
Learn basic scuba skills, then dive a guided reef in Honolulu
Create a custom ocean day for celebrations, diving, snorkeling, or cruising
Tailor a private Oahu boat outing for diving, snorkeling, or celebrating together
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
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
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.