Explore Maui reefs on a private charter tailored to your dive group
Explore Maui’s reefs with dives paced to your experience
Dive a historic wreck and compact anchor site known for macro life and fish
Snorkel Maui's offshore reefs from an air-conditioned yacht
Snorkel Maui’s coastal reefs with an onboard naturalist guide
Customize a luxury Maui cruise for snorkeling, fishing, sightseeing, or seasonal whale watching
A comfortable evening on the water with stabilizing technology and onboard amenities
Ride uncrowded Maui waves with personalized instruction for every skill level
Snorkel Molokini and Turtle Town with breakfast, BBQ lunch, gear, and an open bar
Private morning snorkel and sail to West Maui or North Kihei spots
Sail Maalaea Bay on a private catamaran with guided snorkeling and lunch
Sail Maalaea Bay and snorkel from a private 42' monohull
Sail Maalaea Bay and snorkel a private spot, up to 6 guests
Fish Maui’s bottom grounds on a private charter with captain and crew
Sail a private sunset catamaran with appetizers and room for up to 6
Cruise Ma’alaea Bay on a private sunset sail for up to 6
Bottom fish in a small group with bait and tackle provided
Snorkel and sail by private yacht to West Maui cliffs or North Kihei reefs
Cast a line, snorkel, and shape your private day on the water
Snorkel in Wailea with a private guide and beach picnic
A smooth Super Raft ride for more time in Maui's waters
Explore advanced drift dives at remote Mokuhoʻoniki
Explore lava tubes and reef habitats on a guided Lana'i dive trip
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.