Guided 2-tank boat dive to an Oahu shipwreck and reef
Boat dive the YO-257 and San Pedro wrecks, then a 60 ft reef dive
Learn scuba basics before a supervised two-tank ocean tour
Guided Turtle Canyons snorkeling with gear, snacks and drinks
Bring your own drinks for a sunset sail along Waikiki’s coast
Snorkel, float, and watch for seasonal whales off Waikiki
Search Waikiki waters for turtles by sea scooter and paddleboard
Private evening cruise with music and non-alcoholic beverages
Private morning sailing with mimosas and open-water views
Cruise Honolulu’s coastline at sunset with Friday fireworks option
Dive Honolulu wrecks and reefs with your own guide
Snorkel beyond Waikiki on a private charter for up to 6 people
Chart your own island route with fishing, diving, or snorkeling
Cruise Waikiki by boat for offshore fireworks and city lights
Cruise on a deluxe catamaran with crew-led snorkeling support
Customize a private Waikiki catamaran cruise with reef snorkeling and coastal views
A private evening sail with your own music, food, and drinks
Small-group Turtle Canyon snorkeling with in-water safety support
Bring your own drinks for sunset views along Oahu’s south shore
Watch Waikiki’s Friday night fireworks from a double-decker boat
Customize a Waikiki cruise for snorkeling, celebrations, sunsets, or offshore fireworks
Learn to surf with a 2-hour lesson on a semi-private beach near Waikiki
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.