Explore Maui's shallow reefs with professional dive guides
Discover a shipwreck's artificial reef with one guide for every five divers
Glide through Wailea’s reefs on an electric scooter from a shared Ohana board
Learn to surf with personalized coaching in a social group setting
A pool introduction to breathing and moving underwater
Glide farther underwater with a battery-powered scooter
Paddle the Wailea coast and snorkel guide-selected reefs
Learn scuba basics and explore Wailea Point reef on a guided shore dive
Explore a coral reef teeming with tropical marine life
Complete your referral with four ocean dives in Wailea
Charter a private raft to snorkel Maui’s reefs with up to six guests
Charter a fast raft to Lana'i for private snorkeling
Dive Lana’i Cathedrals on a private 2-tank charter for up to six
Explore advanced drift dives at remote Mokuhoʻoniki
Private whale photography coaching with Daniel Sullivan
Venture beyond Lana'i's famed sites on a private three-dive expedition
Learn scuba basics and explore two underwater dive sites with a private charter
Explore coral reefs and a 97-foot wreck on a private three-tank dive
Explore Maui reefs on a private charter tailored to your dive group
Spend less time traveling and more time exploring Maui's waters
Personalized surf coaching for every skill level
Pair reef snorkeling with fishing on a relaxed private West Maui trip
Glide above reefs in a clear kayak with a guide
Paddle a clear, pontooned kayak and snorkel above Olowalu’s reef on a small-group guided tour
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.