Molokini 2-Tank Dive & Snorkel Cruise
Dive and snorkel two South Maui sites, including Molokini (weather permitting)
Duration
4 Hours
Includes
Gear, snacks, drinks
Highlights
Explore South Maui by boat with a mixed group of divers and snorkelers on a 3–4 hour, two-site cruise. Head to Molokini Crater and a second location, with a surface interval between water sessions for safety.
- Check in at the Kihei Boat ramp for an early-morning departure
- Ride about 20 minutes by boat to Molokini Crater
- Dive or snorkel at two different locations with a surface interval
- Swim the Molokini Crater back wall when weather permits
- Join as a diver, snorkeler, passenger, or a mix in your group
What's Included
- Basic dive and snorkel gear
- Granola bars
- Chips
- Fresh fruit
- Nuts
- Juice and water
Things to know
Some medical questionnaire answers require a doctor-signed medical clearance before diving. Bring your certification card if you are a certified diver. Optional gratuity is not included, and BCDs, regulators, and wetsuits cost extra—confirm amounts with Greetwell before booking.
Cancellation Policy
100% refund if canceled 48 hours prior to the scheduled charter. Non-refundable if canceled or rescheduled within 48 hours. Private charters are non-refundable if canceled or rescheduled within 7 days. Refunds are minus a $20 handling fee per person.
FAQs
Check in at 6:15am.
Bring your certification card if you are a certified diver.
Complete the medical questionnaire. If you answer YES to any of the listed questions, bring a doctor-signed medical clearance before you dive.
Meeting details
Kihei Boat ramp
More about Molokini Crater
Molokini Crater rises from the channel between Maui and Kahoolawe as a slender crescent of volcanic rock, the rim of a long-dormant cone that now shelters one of Hawaii's most celebrated marine sanctuaries. The protected waters inside the crescent are famously clear, often offering visibility well beyond what you find along the Maui shoreline, which is exactly why the Pro Diver II charts a course straight for Molokini Crater each morning. The shape of the crater walls calms the swell and creates a natural amphitheater of reef, sand, and deep blue, drawing yellow tangs, parrotfish, butterflyfish, and the occasional reef shark or eagle ray into easy view.
On board the Pro Diver II, the day at Molokini Crater unfolds at a relaxed pace. After the early cruise out from Maalaea Harbor, you anchor inside the crescent and slip into water that feels almost weightless, sunlight cutting down through the blue to light up the coral heads below. Snorkelers float above the inner reef while certified and intro divers descend along the slope to explore deeper coral gardens. A continental breakfast, a hot lunch, and the crew's running commentary on Molokini Crater's geology, seabirds, and protected status round out the experience, and a second stop along the Maui coast often adds a chance to swim with green sea turtles for a nice contrast to the open-ocean feel of the crater.
This trip suits a wide mix of travelers, from first-time snorkelers and families with confident swimmers to certified divers who want a guided dive without the hassle of planning logistics. Couples looking for a memorable half day on the water, photographers chasing clear blue shots, and curious travelers who simply want to understand why Molokini Crater is so revered will all find something here. If you want to see the best of Maui's underwater world in a single, well-run morning, a trip to Molokini Crater aboard the Pro Diver II is a hard combination to beat.
