Dive Koloa Landing on a guided 2-tank shore dive with gear included
Try a supervised introductory shore dive with skills practice and included equipment
Explore more underwater terrain from shore on a scooter dive
See the reef transform from twilight to night on a two-tank shore dive
Learn scuba basics, then complete a 2-tank shore dive with a small group
Rebuild your scuba skills with two guided shore dives in Poipu
Build a certified diving package with up to 10 dives on Kauai
Explore Kauai’s south-shore reefs and lava formations on a two-tank Zodiac dive
Learn the basics of scuba with guided pool skills practice in Koloa
Ride a custom Super Raft to explore Na Pali Coast caves, waterfalls, and marine habitats
Ride a super raft past Na Pali’s afternoon-lit cliffs
Pair Hawaiian music, hula and sunset views on a relaxed harbor cruise
Explore sea caves and coral reefs along Kauai’s Na Pali Coast with a knowledgeable native Hawaiian crew.
Cruise the Nā Pali Coast from Port Allen with snorkel time and lunch included
Snorkel the Na Pali Coast in 4.5–5 hours with lunch, ages 4+, shared or private charter
Glide along Na Pali on a fast power cat with smoother morning seas and chances to see dolphins
Chase golden light and sea caves on a high-speed catamaran, with snorkel stops if conditions allow
Ride a fast raft along the Na Pali Coast with dramatic afternoon lighting and splashy thrills
Ride fast rafts in calmer morning seas with chances to spot dolphins along the Na Pali Coast
Chase golden afternoon light on a fast catamaran, with cave views and optional snorkel if conditions allow
Glide along the Na Pali Coast on a fast catamaran with calmer morning seas and chances to spot dolphins
Experience a private whale watch with 360° views and a hydrophone to hear whales
Capture Nā Pali’s afternoon light on a Hanalei Bay catamaran cruise
Cruise the Nā Pali Coast on a winter morning from Hanalei Bay
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.