Snorkel with manta rays at sunset with gear, snacks, and GoPro video included
2.5 hours
Snorkel gear, wetsuits, snacks
Join a nightly sunset manta ray snorkeling tour from Honokohau Harbor. After check-in and a safety briefing, ride out by boat to one of two snorkel locations.
Ages 5–75. A ride-along option is available for non-swimmers.
Full refund with 48 hours notice of cancellation. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows will be charged the full price.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and a refillable water bottle if you have one.
You get water, Hawaiian juices, hot cocoa, hot tea, potato chips, and chocolate chip cookies.
Yes. GoPro video and photos are included.
74-380 Kealakehe Pkwy slip G-8 Kailua-Kona, HI US 96740
Bobby, Mitch, Riley, Brian, and the rest of the crew have built a genuinely impressive reputation for these manta ray snorkel tours off the Big Island. Reviewers consistently rave about seeing an overwhelming number of rays, often swimming within inches of their faces, and the intimate boat size of around 10 passengers keeps things personal and unhurried. The guides stand out as a real highlight, drawing repeated praise for being attentive, informative, and great with nervous or beginner snorkelers. One reviewer mentioned the boat ride out can be a bit choppy, so seasickness-prone travelers may want to take precautions, but many actually enjoyed the zodiac-style ride as part of the adventure. Hot drinks and snacks on the way back are a nice touch that several people called out. Beyond the manta rays, guests have spotted turtles, monk seals, and other marine life, and some tours include storytelling about Kona's history on the return trip. For anyone visiting the Big Island and looking for a memorable night on the water, this crew delivers the kind of experience people describe as once-in-a-lifetime.
We had an amazing time snorkeling with just our family on the boat. The guides stopped at various sites along the way back to share stories and history of Kona and the island of Hawaii.
John Rasmussen
May 23, 2026
We had an amazing time snorkeling with just our family on the boat. The guides stopped at various sites along the way back to share stories and history of Kona and the island of Hawaii.
John Rasmussen
May 23, 2026