Cruise Maʻalaea Harbor on a private humpback whale watch for up to 13 guests
Sail a private catamaran whale watch from Ma‘alaea Harbor with hydrophone listening
Private sailboat whale watch from Ma‘alaea Harbor (Jan–Apr), with hydrophone listening
Celebrate on a private catamaran with onboard appetizers and drinks
Snorkel Molokini or a top alternate reef with Mai Tais, pupus, and premium gear
Create your own Maui cruise with snorkeling, fishing, and coastal stops
Hear live whale songs and learn from marine naturalists aboard a luxury catamaran
Combine an afternoon whale watch with coral reef snorkeling aboard a spacious yacht
Explore Maui’s reefs with dives paced to your experience
Dive Maui’s less-visited sites on a 2-tank Wild Card charter
Deep wreck dive on the Carthaginian II with a second West Maui reef dive
Dive a historic wreck and compact anchor site known for macro life and fish
Snorkel Maui reef sites with gear, breakfast, lunch, and onboard water fun
Watch for humpback whale behaviors from a spacious double-deck catamaran
Explore Maui's coastline on a two-tank scuba dive after sunset
Spend your afternoon exploring two Maui coastal reef sites by scuba
Two drift dives shaped by Maui's south-side conditions
Explore Maui's reefs on a relaxed shore dive with all gear included
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
Snorkel remote sea caves and reefs with chances to see dolphins and turtles on a 4-hour adventure.
Look for humpback whales on a 1.5-hour Kihei raft tour with hydrophone, seasonal Dec–Apr.
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.