Seasonal private cruise for whale watching and snorkeling along Oahu's west coast
Learn stand-up paddleboarding at Ala Moana with an instructor in a supportive setting
Learn to stand-up paddle in calm waters at Pokai Bay with 1–2 hour lesson options
Snorkel Oahu's North Shore waters with mask and fins included
Cruise Oahu's 7-mile North Shore stretch as the sun sets
All gear included for a two-tank dive suitable for any experience level
Discover Waikiki's underwater world on a two-tank dive with all gear included.
Swim with sharks on a cage-free snorkel free dive in a small group
Cruise from Haleiwa in a group of six to spot migrating humpback whales
Spot whales off Oahu’s North Shore on a scenic boat ride
Cruise the North Shore at sunset and watch for whales in a small group
Fish the North Shore shoreline with provided gear (nonresident license required)
Sail North Shore Oahu aboard a stable catamaran designed for whale watching
Snorkel shallow reefs with a marine biologist guide
Rent a paddleboard or kayak at Anahulu Stream in Haleiwa
Learn to surf with expert instructors; all skill levels welcome
Experience a full day of AquaVenture thrills and lagoon paddling in one easy bundle
Scan Oahu's North Shore waters for seasonal humpback activity from a private boat
Target salmon and halibut in Sitka's Inside Passage
Search Sitka’s waters for whales, sea otters, and coastal wildlife
Troll and bottom fish for a variety of Hawaiian catches
Troll open waters for marlin, sailfish, wahoo, and mahi-mahi
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.