Learn coral reef monitoring on Oahu with the Ocean Alliance Project
3-5 Hours
Gear, water, snacks
Explore coral reef ecology and support ongoing monitoring with this one-day conservation diving course on Oahu. Learn survey techniques from marine biologists and conservation divers while contributing to data collection.
Certification is required. You must pass the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) medical questionnaire, and medical clearance may be required. Certified divers must be able to carry 30 lbs.
Arrive 15 minutes before check-in; if you miss the 15-minute check-in window, your trip is canceled and total booking charges apply. Up to 4 divers: cancel or reschedule 48+ hours before check-in for a full refund. Private charters/groups of 5+: free cancellation until 21 days before.
Product ID: VS3NRT
Bring coral reef-safe sunscreen and a towel.
You get complimentary gear, water, and snacks.
Yes. You must pass the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) medical questionnaire. If you have any medical conditions, get medical clearance before check-in; without it, you may not be able to dive.
The crew here consistently earns praise for making divers feel safe and comfortable, whether it's someone's first time or they're getting back in the water after years away. Names like April, Micah, Anna, Olga, and Captain Yoshi pop up repeatedly, with reviewers highlighting their friendliness, patience, and expertise. The operation runs smoothly from start to finish, with well-organized trips and thorough safety briefings that put nervous beginners at ease. Marine life sightings are a major highlight. Expect sea turtles (often in large numbers at cleaning stations), reef sharks, octopuses, eels, and colorful fish across their dive sites. The wreck dives, particularly the Sea Tiger, get special mentions for impressive underwater scenery. One reviewer noted their dive location was underwhelming with mostly sand and few fish, though they praised the crew's professionalism. Overall, the combination of capable instructors, diverse dive options including wrecks and reefs, and abundant sea life makes this a solid choice for both beginners tackling their first dive and experienced divers exploring Honolulu's underwater world.
Terrific dive with the crew at Waikiki Dive center. Saw lots of turtles, eels and beautiful coral reef.
Yvette Wedow
August 31, 2026
Terrific dive with the crew at Waikiki Dive center. Saw lots of turtles, eels and beautiful coral reef.
Yvette Wedow
August 31, 2026
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