Ride a low-to-water eco-raft for small-group whale watching from Lahaina
Learn Hawaiian history and language as you watch whales or search for dolphins on a small eco-raft
Snorkel Molokini Crater and the Makena Coast on a 65-foot luxury catamaran
Snorkel Molokini early, then cruise the Makena Coast with breakfast and drinks
Sail with naturalists to see Pacific humpbacks in their winter home, December to April
Early-morning snorkel sail with breakfast and gear included
Sail a luxury catamaran with a marine naturalist and hear live whale songs during Maui’s humpback season
Snorkel Turtle Reef by catamaran with lunch and an open bar
Watch humpback whales from a custom catamaran with lunch and an open bar
Hear live whale songs as you sail with a marine naturalist
Ride a small raft and listen for humpback whale songs
Ride a 37-foot inflatable raft to spot Maui humpback whales and listen by hydrophone
Two-tank advanced dive to Molokini Backwall and the Carthaginian wreck
Watch humpback whales at sunset on a 2-hour raft tour from Lahaina
Experience Maui humpbacks on a 2-hour small-group cruise with a fast, comfortable boat
Sail from Mā'alaea Harbor and watch for humpback whales
Spot humpback whales on a 2-hour morning cruise from Lahaina Harbor
Snorkel Molokini or a top alternate reef with Mai Tais, pupus, and premium gear
Sip cocktails and listen for humpback songs as Maui’s evening light settles over the ocean
Hear live whale songs and learn from marine naturalists aboard a luxury catamaran
Make the yacht your own, with whale watching and an optional coastal snorkel
Look for humpback whales on a 1.5-hour Kihei raft tour with hydrophone, seasonal Dec–Apr.
Snorkel Molokini and watch for humpback whales on a 2.5-hour rafting tour
Morning snorkel sail with breakfast and a complimentary premium bar
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.