Waikiki Coral Reef Scuba Dives

Dive Waikiki’s coral reefs with a private instructor. All scuba gear and a wetsuit are provided, with average dive times of 25–45 minutes per dive depending on air consumption.

1. Dive Waikiki's coral reef sites
2. Make two tank dives if certified
3. Complete one dive if uncertified
4. Follow a private instructor guiding your dives
5. Spot turtles, reef fish, eels, and octopus
6. Use provided wetsuit, mask, snorkel, fins, and gear

What's Included

1. All required scuba equipment
2. Wetsuit
3. Boat fees
4. Private scuba instructor

Things to know

Arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled tour for parking and check-in; late arrivals cannot join. Scuba diving may not be suitable if you are pregnant, have asthma, or have a history of seizures; consult your physician. When booking, guests must provide all requested information, including each diver’s full name, date of birth, height, weight, shoe size, certification levels, total number of logged dives, and the date of their most recent dive.

FAQs

Q: How deep can I go?

A: Recreational divers typically dive to a maximum depth of 60 feet with an Open Water Certification and 130 feet with an Advanced Open Water Certification.

Q: How long can I stay underwater?

A: Dive times may vary depending on depth and your breathing rate. Average dive times range from 25–45 minutes.

Q: What if my ears hurt when I go to the bottom of a swimming pool or when I am snorkeling?

A: This is normal; it's the water pressure pressing on your ears. You can usually equalize the pressure by "popping" your ears.

Q: Can I dive on my own?

A: No, you need to dive with a buddy and/or under the supervision of a certified instructor.

Q: Am I allowed to touch marine life or coral?

A: No, touching any marine life and/or coral is strictly prohibited by state laws and company policy.