Search for seasonal humpback whales along Waikiki and Diamond Head
Cruise Oahu waters to see humpback whales with expert guides during peak December–April season.
Watch migrating humpbacks at dusk while relaxing with your favorite drinks on a stable two-deck vessel
Dance to a live DJ while cruising Waikiki’s coastline, with Friday fireworks
Cruise Oahu's coast during humpback whale migration season
Waikiki reef snorkeling with gear, snacks, and a turtle-sighting rebooking policy
Savor an Oahu sunset from the water with BYOB perks, scenic views, and chances to spot turtles and dolphins
Swim with turtles and marine life off Oahu with expert guides
All gear included for a two-tank dive suitable for any experience level
Spot humpbacks from a 69-foot luxury yacht with expert crew, snacks, and a stable ride
Enjoy a private golden-hour voyage on a 69-foot luxury yacht with attentive crew and ocean views.
Sail the 69-foot Alana Kai and watch Waikiki's fireworks in private luxury
Customize a private yacht cruise for light snorkeling and relaxed swims with expert crew and amenities
Dive vibrant coral reefs with private guides, quality gear, and underwater photos/videos
Explore Oahu’s shipwrecks and reefs with a private dive guide and premium gear on a two-tank boat trip.
Dive vibrant reefs with private guides, quality gear, and underwater photos
Cruise Waikiki’s coast and look for humpback whales (Nov–Apr) with a complimentary Mai Tai
Cruise Waikiki’s coast for seasonal whale watching, plus a complimentary Mai Tai
Sail into Friday night for Waikīkī fireworks views from the water
Celebrate New Year's Eve on the water with music, snacks, and juice
Cruise Waikiki at sunset with BYO drinks and Friday fireworks views
Watch humpbacks above and below the surface on a stable catamaran with free snacks and soft drinks
Troll Oahu's offshore waters aboard a 47-foot Cabo Express
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.