Explore Molokini’s deep Backwall and a second advanced dive site
Explore Maui's coastline on a two-tank scuba dive after sunset
Spend your afternoon exploring two Maui coastal reef sites by scuba
Dive Mala Pier and the Pali coastline with experience-matched groups
Book a private S/V Nova sailing charter for up to 6 guests
Cruise Maʻalaea Harbor on a private humpback whale watch for up to 13 guests
Sail a private catamaran whale watch from Ma‘alaea Harbor with hydrophone listening
Private sailboat whale watch from Ma‘alaea Harbor (Jan–Apr), with hydrophone listening
Celebrate on a private catamaran with onboard appetizers and drinks
Host your celebration on a Hawaiian-built catamaran with crew, music, and snorkel gear included
Snorkel Maui’s Turtle Town on a Hawaiian-built catamaran with gear, lessons, and food included
Sip island cocktails and savor appetizers as you sail at sunset aboard a Hawaiian-built catamaran
Spot humpbacks from a spacious Hawaiian-built catamaran with hydrophones
Humpback whale viewing with binoculars and refreshments
Cruise Ma'alaea Harbor with marine naturalists and listen for humpback whale songs
Enjoy Maui sunset with appetizers, drinks, and naturalist-led whale watching in season
Spot humpback whales with expert narration on a 2-hour ecotour
Sail into the sunset on an adults-only catamaran cruise with pupus and island-style music
Learn how marine biologists study humpback whales from a small-group research platform
Cruise from Ma'alaea to snorkel Lana'i and look for wild dolphins
Sail at sunset with whale watching and pupu appetizers from Maʻalaea Harbor
Small-group morning cruise to Molokini with guided snorkel tour
Snorkel a reef, then sail into a Maui sunset with appetizers and a bring-your-own-drinks cooler
Snorkel Maui reefs with reef shark focus and included photos
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.