Learn to surf with a licensed Waikīkī Beachboy
Learn stand-up paddleboarding with your private group in Waikīkī
A meaningful outrigger canoe memorial with professional ceremony photos
Drift through Waikiki Harbor with Diamond Head views, desserts, and sparkling cider
Glide through Waikiki Harbor with canal views, cider, desserts, and a gondolier
Learn stand-up paddleboarding with private or semi-private coaching in Waikīkī
Build surf skills across two or more personalized lessons
Sail Waikiki’s coastline with local history, landmark views, and Diamond Head from the water
Start your day on the water with coffee, breakfast, and Diamond Head views
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
Cruise privately on a 46-passenger power catamaran in Honolulu
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
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.