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
Explore lava tubes and reef habitats on a guided Lana'i dive trip
Spend less time traveling and more time exploring Maui's waters
Learn the basics in a small group surf lesson (max 5 students per instructor)
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
Paddle to a private reef, then snorkel with safety-certified guides
Snorkel Olowalu Reef with a guide who supports beginners
Paddle a clear kayak at sunset and light up the Olowalu reef after dark
Fish Maui's shoreline with fishermen born and raised on the island
Fish Maui’s shoreline with a local fisherman born and raised on the island
Learn together, whatever your skill level
Focus on foiling with one-on-one instruction and gear provided
Build your kiteboarding skills with one-on-one coaching
Learn to wing with instruction focused on you
Snorkel vibrant reefs off Lanai, search for dolphins, and enjoy light lunch on a 4-hour morning cruise
Ride sea scooters on a half-day Lanai snorkel cruise
Private sea scooter snorkel charter from Kaanapali to Lanai for up to 25 guests
Snorkel Lanai from Kaanapali Beach with a dolphin search
Private 3-hour sightseeing charter for up to 12 with iced drinks onboard
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.