Learn to surf with hands-on guidance in your own small group
Fish Maui's shoreline with fishermen born and raised on the island
Learn together, whatever your skill level
Try breathing underwater with your own private scuba instructor
Personalized coaching to build your surf skills on West Maui waves
Build surf skills with beginner-friendly coaching on West Maui waves
Explore Maui's shallow reefs with professional dive guides
Build paddle skills while exploring Wailea's coral reefs with a guide
Dive Lana’i Cathedrals on a private 2-tank charter for up to six
Paddle a clear, pontooned kayak and snorkel above Olowalu’s reef on a small-group guided tour
Glide through Wailea’s reefs on an electric scooter from a shared Ohana board
Explore advanced drift dives at remote Mokuhoʻoniki
Paddle to a private reef, then snorkel with safety-certified guides
Fish Maui’s shoreline with a local fisherman born and raised on the island
Focus on foiling with one-on-one instruction and gear provided
Discover a shipwreck's artificial reef with one guide for every five divers
Build your kiteboarding skills with one-on-one coaching
Learn to surf with personalized coaching in a social group setting
Private whale photography coaching with Daniel Sullivan
A pool introduction to breathing and moving underwater
Venture beyond Lana'i's famed sites on a private three-dive expedition
Snorkel Olowalu Reef with a guide who supports beginners
Glide farther underwater with a battery-powered scooter
Learn scuba basics and explore two underwater dive sites with a private charter
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.