Sail Maalaea Bay and snorkel a private spot, up to 6 guests
Explore local waters with a paddleboard rental for experienced ocean paddlers
Sail to Molokini for a morning snorkel with breakfast, lunch, and an open bar
Snorkel 2+ Lana‘i sites with lunch onboard and dolphin watching when possible
Golden-hour catamaran sailing with cocktails, island bites, and open-ocean views
Private Wailea snorkeling with sea scooters and gear included
Learn to surf with personalized coaching for your crew
Snorkel Molokini and cruise Kanaio sea caves on a 5.5-hour raft tour
Snorkel Turtle Reef by catamaran with lunch and an open bar
Dive after dark with a PADI instructor in a small group
Get straight to West Maui snorkeling with gear, snacks, and an open bar
Sail a private sunset catamaran with appetizers and room for up to 6
Choose your board size and ride with a surfboard leash included
Sail and snorkel West Maui with a small group on a performance catamaran
Cruise West Maui and snorkel for turtles with included gear
Snorkel a Maui reef, then enjoy tacos and drinks on deck
Explore the water with a Yamaha sea scooter rental
Explore Wailea Point's coral gardens with an underwater sea scooter
Snorkel Molokini and Turtle Town on a 3-hour guided rafting trip
Sip Maui coffee on a Kaʻanapali sunrise catamaran sail
Explore Lanai caverns and arches on two guided boat dives
Surf with a private instructor in Kihei for focused coaching
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.