Explore Kona’s coast with a private cruise, snorkeling, and catered refreshments
4 hours
Up to 18 people
Lunch, snorkel gear, beverages
Set out along the Kona coast on a private charter tailored to your interests. Look for marine life from the boat and explore the water at snorkel spots along the way.
Cancel 14 or more days before your trip at no charge. For cancellations 8–13 days before, 50% of the charter price may be charged if the space cannot be rebooked. Cancellations within 7 days, no-shows, and reservations made within 48 hours are charged 100%. Full refund if the operator cancels due to mechanical failure or unsafe weather.
Product ID: G8MF69
Complete the electronic waiver before you arrive. An adult parent may include minor children on their form.
Bring towels and sunscreen. Do not bring spray-on sunscreen on the boat.
The catered lunch can accommodate dietary requirements, including gluten-free and vegan options.
Honokohau Marina, at the Fuel station and Deli
We enjoyed our experience with the daytime Aquatic Safari trip so much that we followed up with the sunset Manta tour; Mike and Rachael did an incredible job of making us feel comfortable (especially those of us a little more "snorkel-challenged"), and made the trips unforgettable. We definitely recommend using Torpedo Tours!
Kraig Norris
August 23, 2026
We enjoyed our experience with the daytime Aquatic Safari trip so much that we followed up with the sunset Manta tour; Mike and Rachael did an incredible job of making us feel comfortable (especially those of us a little more "snorkel-challenged"), and made the trips unforgettable. We definitely recommend using Torpedo Tours!
Kraig Norris
August 23, 2026
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