Host your celebration on a Hawaiian-built catamaran with crew, music, and snorkel gear included
Snorkel Maui’s Turtle Town on a Hawaiian-built catamaran with gear, lessons, and food included
Sip island cocktails and savor appetizers as you sail at sunset aboard a Hawaiian-built catamaran
Spot humpbacks from a spacious Hawaiian-built catamaran with hydrophones
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
Experience up-close whale behavior on a small-group, ultra-stable 60 ft Super Raft in Maui’s humpback sanctuary
Shape a private, close-to-the-water whale watch with snorkeling options
Learn how marine biologists study humpback whales from a small-group research platform
Cruise from Ma'alaea to snorkel Lana'i and look for wild dolphins
Sail at sunset with whale watching and pupu appetizers from Maʻalaea Harbor
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
Snorkel Maui reefs with reef shark focus and included photos
Dive Maui’s less-visited sites on a 2-tank Wild Card charter
Deep wreck dive on the Carthaginian II with a second West Maui reef dive
Cruise Ma'alaea Harbor with marine naturalists and listen for humpback whale songs
Enjoy Maui sunset with appetizers, drinks, and naturalist-led whale watching in season
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
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.