Dive after dark with a PADI instructor in a small group
3 Hours
Maximum 4 divers per Instructor. people
Tank, scuba gear, instructor
Explore Maui’s shoreline at night and see how the ocean changes after sunset. You’ll dive with a PADI instructor in a private or small group setting.
You must be an Open Water certified diver, at least 10 years old, and have dived within the previous 6 months. You need to be comfortable swimming in the ocean and able to carry 35 lb of gear into the water.
All reservations are subject to a 48 hour cancellation policy. Dive Maui reserves the right to cancel a dive if conditions are not safe. Dives cancelled by Dive Maui staff based on weather will receive full refund.
Product ID: QPY928
No. You can join as long as you are Open Water certified. The team recommends doing a day dive before signing up for the night dive.
You must be at least 10 years old, be a certified Open Water diver, have dived within the previous 6 months, feel comfortable swimming in the ocean, and be able to carry 35 lb of gear into the ocean.
Bring a bathing suit, towel, certification card, completed coursework, and any dive gear you own. They also recommend bringing water.
We are located at 1223 Front Street, Lahaina, unless otherwise coordinated by your instructor.
Divers consistently praise the professional crew here, with guides like Matt, Abby, Scott, and Joe earning particular recognition for their friendly, knowledgeable approach. The team strikes a nice balance between maintaining safety protocols and treating guests like capable adults. Shore dives reveal impressive marine life including turtles, sharks, frogfish, and spotted eagle rays, while the popular Lanai Cathedrals trips deliver stunning visibility and memorable underwater encounters. Reviewers appreciate how accommodating the staff is, from last-minute bookings to washing personal gear. One detailed account describes a challenging dive involving strong currents where the group struggled to keep pace with their divemaster, combined with unassigned dive buddies and a medical emergency that cut the trip short. However, this appears to be an outlier among overwhelmingly positive experiences. Most divers, including those with 100+ dives under their belts, report excellent conditions and attentive guidance. The main heads-up is that boat rides across channels can get bumpy, so seasickness medication is smart if you're prone to motion sickness.
Great experience with Dive Maui! Our guide Brian made everything easy from the start and made us feel comfortable and relaxed throughout the whole dive. The Cathedrals dive was really special. Brian knew exactly where to take us to get the best views inside the formations, especially the spots where the sunlight comes through the openings and creates an incredible effect underwater, as well as the best places to spot marine life along the way. Definitely one of the highlights of my diving in Hawaii!
Tomás Arranz
September 2, 2026
Great experience with Dive Maui! Our guide Brian made everything easy from the start and made us feel comfortable and relaxed throughout the whole dive. The Cathedrals dive was really special. Brian knew exactly where to take us to get the best views inside the formations, especially the spots where the sunlight comes through the openings and creates an incredible effect underwater, as well as the best places to spot marine life along the way. Definitely one of the highlights of my diving in Hawaii!
Tomás Arranz
September 2, 2026
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