Cruise the Kona coast and scan for marine life in Kealakekua Bay
3 Hours
Explore Kealakekua Bay (Captain Cook) on a 3-hour ocean safari along the Kona coastline. Cruise, scan for marine life, and jump in for a swim when conditions allow.
All guests must be 4 feet tall or taller. Wetsuits are not provided.
Arrive at least 15 minutes early; no restrooms on the vessel. No refunds for no-shows, late arrivals, or cancellations within 24 hours of your scheduled tour. Full refund if canceled prior to departure due to weather. Partial refund if canceled during the tour.
Product ID: VVKGVG
Yes. All guests must be 4 feet tall or taller.
No. Use the restroom at the harbor before you board.
Bring a towel, sun protection (rash guard or long sleeves, reef-safe sunscreen with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, secure hat, sunglasses), a reusable water bottle, and sea sickness medication (take it before you arrive). You can also bring a windbreaker or jacket and a camera.
Honokohau Small Boat Harbor, north-side brown-roof restroom facility
We had an amazing time with Morri and Devoni back in June. Dolphins, manta, pilot whales and… a WHALE SHARK! We also really appreciated: 1. How knowledgeable and respectful the crew are to wildlife and the ocean 2. Thorough safety instructions 3. Small group Can’t wait to go back!
Yan Zhang
September 4, 2026
We had an amazing time with Morri and Devoni back in June. Dolphins, manta, pilot whales and… a WHALE SHARK! We also really appreciated: 1. How knowledgeable and respectful the crew are to wildlife and the ocean 2. Thorough safety instructions 3. Small group Can’t wait to go back!
Yan Zhang
September 4, 2026
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