Boost your skills with dedicated 1:1 coaching and all gear provided
Learn together with tailored coaching and a 4:1 instructor ratio on beginner-friendly waves
Join a social surf session with 4:1 instruction and all gear included
Paddle Kawela Bay with your own private guide
Paddle Kawela Bay on a small-group stand up paddleboard tour
Explore South Shore reefs with scuba gear, snacks, and beverages included
Toast the New Year from the water as Waikiki fireworks light up the night sky
Explore Oahu’s wrecks and reefs on a guided three-tank dive with premium gear included
Dive with Oahu ocean lovers and join a family-style potluck
Expand your skills with five PADI Adventure Dives
Relaxing afternoon sail with guaranteed whale sightings along Oahu’s west coast
Customize a private luxury day at sea for up to 6 guests with crew from Ko Olina
Cruise Oahu waters to see humpback whales with expert guides during peak December–April season.
Watch migrating humpbacks at dusk while relaxing with your favorite drinks on a stable two-deck vessel
Cruise Waikiki at sunset with BYO drinks and Friday fireworks views
Celebrate New Year's Eve on the water with music, snacks, and juice
Watch Waikiki's Friday fireworks from a private BYOB boat for up to 6
Look for humpbacks on a 1.5-hour Waikiki zodiac ride with expert guides and refreshments
Cruise Waikiki’s coast and look for humpback whales (Nov–Apr) with a complimentary Mai Tai
Cruise Waikiki at sunset with live commentary and Diamond Head views
Cruise Waikiki’s coast for seasonal whale watching, plus a complimentary Mai Tai
Dive Cuba's southern coast from a liveaboard, with up to four dives each day
Discover vibrant marine life and Diamond Head views on a guided Waikiki snorkel experience.
Watch humpbacks above and below the surface on a stable catamaran with free snacks and soft drinks
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.