Cruise Waikiki toward Diamond Head with drinks and snacks included
Sail Ko Olina at sunset with live Hawaiian music and an open bar
Sail Ko Olina at sunset, then head ashore for a Kaula Luau
Snorkel Ko Olina’s leeward coast, then enjoy a Hawaiian luau with dinner and show
Snorkel and sail West Oʻahu with an open bar from Ko Olina Marina
Snorkel Turtle Canyon with paddling and sailing on a 3-hour family-friendly cruise
Snorkel Turtle Canyon waters with gear, guide, and refreshments
Sunset snorkeling, reef exploration, and water activities at Turtle Canyon
Cruise the Waianae coast with dolphin swim, snorkel gear, lunch, and a water slide
Snorkel Turtle Canyon with gear included and Diamond Head views
Watch the sun dip behind Diamond Head while naturalist guides share marine life insights
Snorkel by boat in Honolulu with gear and light snacks included
Ride a speedboat off Oahu’s west side and swim with wild dolphins
Cruise Honolulu’s coastline at sunset with Friday fireworks option
Guided 2-tank shallow reef dive off Waikiki with gear included
Explore Oahu’s reefs after dark with a guided dive and provided flashlights
1-tank offshore shore dive on Oahu’s west side (beginners or certified)
Guided 2-tank boat dive to a shipwreck and lava tube reef
Guided 2-tank boat dive off West Oahu with gear included
Seasonal Electric Beach shore dive for beginners or certified divers
Guided 2-tank boat dive to an Oahu shipwreck and reef
Shore scuba dive at Magic Island Park, with options for beginners or certified divers
Seasonal Shark’s Cove shore dive for beginners and certified divers
Boat dive the YO-257 and San Pedro wrecks, then a 60 ft reef dive
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.