Snorkel Molokini Crater with a late-morning 10:30am departure
2 Hours
Snorkel gear, snacks, drinks
Snorkel at Molokini Crater on a late-morning speed-raft tour from Kihei, with gear fitting help from the crew. Your destination is weather-permitting, with Turtle Town as an alternate snorkel spot.
Ages 5+ only; non-swimmers must stay on the boat. Not allowed: pregnant guests, recent surgeries, chronic serious back or neck conditions, full-face snorkel masks. You must be able to climb a vertical boat ladder; max weight 300 lb.
Full refund with 24 hours’ notice for groups up to 4; 48 hours for groups of 5+; 7 days for private charters. Full refund if canceled due to weather or mechanical failure. Tour may be canceled if minimum bookings are not met.
Yes. We provide sanitized masks, fins, and snorkels. Flotation devices such as vests and pool noodles are also available.
We would not recommend non-swimmers to join. Molokini Crater and Turtle Town are in deep waters; practice in a pool or on the beach first.
Most snorkeling takes place inside Molokini Crater where waters are calm; conditions permitting, some tours may explore the outer edge for advanced snorkelers.
2800 S. Kihei Rd Kihei, HI US 96753
Captain Matt and his rotating crew members (Shelby, Lucia, and others) consistently earn praise for creating memorable snorkeling adventures. Guests rave about the friendly, knowledgeable approach that makes everyone feel safe and welcome, whether it's their first time snorkeling or a honeymoon highlight. The crew clearly knows the best spots and timing to maximize the experience while keeping groups small and comfortable. The actual snorkeling delivers what people hope for: close encounters with sea turtles at Turtle Town, colorful fish at Molokini Crater, and occasionally even dolphins. Reviewers appreciate the well-maintained boat and gear, plus thoughtful touches like fresh sandwiches. Several families mention bringing kids along successfully, noting the crew's patience and the manageable three-hour timeframe. The early departure times help beat crowds and catch calmer waters, which seems to pay off with better visibility and a more relaxed vibe overall.