Ride a mega-float 10-foot log built to maximize your wave count
Guided kayaking with lunch and beach gear in Kailua
Paddle and snorkel Kailua Bay at your own pace, with lunch included
Learn stand-up paddleboarding with Waikiki transport, lunch, and beach time
Guided ocean kayaking, reef snorkeling, and island access near Kailua
Self-guided SUP in Kailua with offshore islet landing permit included
Kayak from Kailua Beach to Popoia Island with a Japanese-speaking guide
Spend a flexible beach day with snorkeling, bodyboarding, lunch, and Waikiki-area transportation
Learn SUP in Kailua with a Japanese-speaking instructor in a small group
Kayak at your own pace from Kailua Beach with lunch and gear included
Paddle at your own pace with a self-guided SUP rental in Kailua
Explore Kailua’s beaches and town with rental gear for every kind of beach day
Beach gear rentals for exploring Kailua by land or water
Sail and snorkel off Diamond Head on a 40-foot catamaran
Sail off Waikiki at sunset with a pupu platter and skyline views
3-hour West O’ahu sail with snorkeling, deli lunch, and drinks
Watch for humpbacks at sunset with marine biologist narration
Sail Oʻahu’s west coast with marine naturalists as daylight fades
Dive coral reefs after sunset on a two-tank night scuba charter
Dive three tanks on Oahu’s west side with wrecks, reefs, and lava tubes
Drift beneath the Pacific night sky and look for luminous open-ocean life
Spot humpback whales, then snorkel with turtles and fish in a small group
Search for seasonal humpback whales and listen for whale song beneath the waves
Sail and snorkel off Waikiki with drinks, snacks, and crew on a couples-only 2-hour charter
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.