Dive Molokini with small groups and concierge-style service
6 hours
Up to 10 people
Snacks, beverages, mask & fins
Head out from Kihei Boat Ramp for a 6-hour boat trip with two dive sites and optional snorkeling for non-divers. With a max of 10 divers split into two groups, you get a more personal pace on the water.
Certified divers must have dived within the last 4 years or complete a refresher prior to the trip. Plan an 18-hour surface interval after diving before flying or going to elevation.
Cancel or reschedule up to 48 hours before your boat trip with no financial forfeitures (72 hours Dec 15–Jan 5; 96 hours for Private Charters). Policy may be waived for road closure/weather event affecting the population at large. If cancelled due to bad weather, reschedule or full refund.
No. You can snorkel from the boat if you don’t scuba. Certified divers and snorkelers can join the same trip.
Arrive with recent dive experience within the last 4 years. If it has been more than 4 years since your last dive, you need to complete a refresher prior to your trip.
Bring your certification card, a reusable water bottle, a towel, reef-safe sunscreen (no spray bottles), and a jacket for surface intervals.
Kihei Boat Ramp
The crew here runs an impressively tight operation. Divers consistently praise the "valet style" service where staff like Javier, Christina, Katie, and John handle all the gear setup, breakdown, and cleaning. This lets guests truly relax between dives. The small boat means intimate groups, early arrival at Molokini Crater before crowds, and personalized attention from knowledgeable divemasters. Captains frequently spot whales during surface intervals, and many reviewers mention hearing whale song underwater. The briefings strike the right balance of detail without overdoing it, and newer divers especially appreciate how the team puts them at ease. The Molokini dives deliver stunning visibility (up to 120 feet), dramatic walls, and abundant marine life including reef sharks, octopus, eels, and countless fish schools. Most complaints center on boat amenities rather than the diving itself. One detailed review noted limited space for 16 people total, equipment issues like a broken shower, and concerns about uneven divemaster attention when struggling divers needed extra help. However, the overwhelming majority of recent feedback emphasizes professionalism, safety, and an experience that feels more like diving with friends than a commercial operation.
This is by far one of the best outfits I have dove with! VIP treatment, just to give you an idea, each BCD comes with standard with a Dive Computer, in over 30 years of diving that is a first for me! Literally all you have to do is dive and enjoy the dive! Javier and crew really took care of all of us!
Jaime Rueda
May 20, 2026
This is by far one of the best outfits I have dove with! VIP treatment, just to give you an idea, each BCD comes with standard with a Dive Computer, in over 30 years of diving that is a first for me! Literally all you have to do is dive and enjoy the dive! Javier and crew really took care of all of us!
Jaime Rueda
May 20, 2026