




Snorkel Molokini Crater and a second site on a 34-guest catamaran
Approximately 6 hours.
Up to 34 people
2 snorkel sites, meals, gear
Snorkel Molokini Crater on a small-group cruise aboard a 54 ft single-deck catamaran, then head to a second snorkel site chosen for the day. Enjoy open seating, coastal cruising, and meals prepared onboard.
Intermediate to advanced snorkel trip: not recommended for non-swimmers, pregnant women, or guests with heart, neck, back, knee, or mobility issues. Children under 7 are not permitted. Additional adult beverages are available for purchase, and gratuities are optional.
Full refund or credit with 48 hours notice of cancellation. Full refund or credit in case of operator cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows will be charged the full price.
Product ID: 7SQRNY
This is an intermediate to advanced snorkel trip. It is not recommended for non-swimmers, pregnant women, or anyone with heart conditions or neck, back, knee, or mobility problems. Children under 7 are not permitted.
Yes. Park in the handicapped spots in front of the Pacific Whale Foundation Ocean Store. Send one person to check in at the store, and the team will give directions on how to drive your mobility-challenged guest to the boat.
Bring sunglasses, a hat, and a light jacket. Bring a credit card or cash for optional souvenirs and gratuities.
The crew consistently stands out as a major highlight here. Reviewers repeatedly praise how knowledgeable and friendly the naturalists and staff are, with specific shoutouts to guides like Ollie, Emily, and Harriet Witt who clearly made lasting impressions. People appreciate that the team goes beyond just spotting whales—they genuinely educate guests about humpback behavior and the marine ecosystem, making the experience both entertaining and meaningful. Whale sightings seem quite reliable, with multiple mentions of breaches, close encounters, and plenty of activity on the water. The boats are well-equipped with binoculars, restrooms, and food and drinks available. Beyond whale watching, they offer snorkeling tours and sunset cruises that get equally enthusiastic reviews. One guest had lower expectations met when whales stayed mostly underwater, seeing just tails through binoculars, though dolphins appeared instead. Overall though, most travelers describe memorable experiences with professional service and genuine educational value that makes the tours worthwhile.
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