Learn to surf with focused coaching and provided gear in Kihei
Learn to surf in a small group at Kalama Park
Get one-on-one surf coaching at Kalama Park in Kihei
Learn to surf with your own instructor at Kalama Park
Paddle Turtle Town and discover reef ecology with a naturalist guide
Snorkel in Wailea with a private guide and beach picnic
Ride uncrowded Maui waves with personalized instruction for every skill level
Dive Molokini Crater with a small-group 2-tank boat trip
Take on Molokini’s Backwall with 2 advanced drift dives
Build eFoil skills with certified instruction on Maui waters
Explore two Maui dive sites, with Molokini planned when conditions allow
Scuba dive Lāna‘i’s Cathedrals and lava tubes on an 8-hour boat trip
Tackle Molokini’s Backwall with a second dive site for advanced, recent divers
Snorkel Coral Gardens on a morning Quicksilver cruise with lunch and water slide
Savor a three-course dinner and sunset views with live music aboard a double-deck catamaran
Sail to Molokini for two snorkel stops, buffet dining, and an open bar
Golden-hour catamaran sailing with cocktails, island bites, and open-ocean views
Snorkel a Maui reef, then enjoy tacos and drinks on deck
Create your own Maui cruise with snorkeling, fishing, and coastal stops
Customize a private Maui yacht day with snorkeling, sightseeing and shore access
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.