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
Experience up-close whale behavior on a small-group, ultra-stable 60 ft Super Raft in Maui’s humpback sanctuary
Humpback whale viewing with binoculars and refreshments
Book a private S/V Nova sailing charter for up to 6 guests
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
Deep wreck dive on the Carthaginian II with a second West Maui reef dive
Scuba dive Lāna‘i’s Cathedrals and lava tubes on an 8-hour boat trip
Dive a historic wreck and compact anchor site known for macro life and fish
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
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.