Cruise from Ma'alaea to snorkel Lana'i and look for wild dolphins
Cruise Ma'alaea Harbor with marine naturalists and listen for humpback whale songs
Enjoy Maui sunset with appetizers, drinks, and naturalist-led whale watching in season
Sail at sunset with whale watching and pupu appetizers from Maʻalaea Harbor
Spot humpback whales with expert narration on a 2-hour ecotour
Sail into the sunset on an adults-only catamaran cruise with pupus and island-style music
Small-group morning cruise to Molokini with guided snorkel tour
Snorkel a reef, then sail into a Maui sunset with appetizers and a bring-your-own-drinks cooler
Sail into the evening with pupus, island-style music, and sunset views
Snorkel Maui reefs with reef shark focus and included photos
Snorkel Molokini and Turtle Town with breakfast, BBQ lunch, gear, and an open bar
Combine an afternoon whale watch with coral reef snorkeling aboard a spacious yacht
Paddle and snorkel Olowalu Reef with a marine naturalist guide
Experience an unforgettable whale watching journey aboard the Ocean Spirit, Maui’s premier eco-friendly sailing catamaran.
Dive into Maui's underwater paradise with this 5 hour Molokini & Turtle Arches Snorkel adventure!
Tuesdays-only 3-tank dive for experienced Molokini divers
Tailor a private cruise to Maui reefs, caves, wrecks, and Molokini Crater
Search South Maui waters for migrating humpback whales aboard The Getaway
Open-air RIB whale watch with local narration and hydrophone listening
Private West Maui whale watching with an onboard hydrophone and shaded seating
Pedal kayak alongside humpback whales with a naturalist guide off Olowalu
Set out from Kaʻanapali Beach for a private whale watching adventure on Maui
Enjoy Maui's sunset on the water with a boat just for your group
Pair reef snorkeling with fishing on a relaxed private West Maui trip
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.