1 Hour 30 Min Tour
Daily Tour
3 people
English
Embark on an unforgettable ocean adventure guided by our expert team of marine biologists! From the moment you step aboard, we’ll set out into the open sea for an experience of a lifetime. Our crew will brief you on what to expect, how we interact with marine life, and ensure your safety throughout the journey.
When it’s time to dive in, you’ll be joined by one of our safety divers, with assistance from our crew every step of the way. Hold on to the safety rope, relax, and soak in the magic of Hawaii’s deep blue waters. Don’t worry about capturing the moment—our photographers will do that for you, so you can truly enjoy the experience.
On the return trip, we’ll discuss what we saw, share fascinating marine science insights, and offer tips on ocean conservation. While sightings aren’t guaranteed, you might just spot dolphins, turtles, or even whales!
By the end of the trip, we hope to leave you with not only incredible memories but a deeper love and respect for the ocean.
Strict adherence to safety protocols. Small group sizes for personalized attention. Continuous monitoring by dive professionals.
Yes, an Open Water Diver certification or equivalent is typically required. Please bring your certification card and logbook.
Common sightings include white-tip reef sharks, black-tip reef sharks, and occasionally sandbar sharks. These species are generally non-aggressive toward humans.
Yes, when conducted under professional supervision, diving with sharks is safe. The dive follows strict safety protocols, and guides are trained to manage interactions responsibly.
Professional dive guides and crew. Scuba equipment: tanks, weights, BCD, regulator, wetsuit, mask, fins. Boat transportation to dive sites. Safety briefings and dive planning. Snacks and refreshments (varies by operator).
Certification card and logbook. Swimsuit (wear it under your clothes). Towel and a change of clothes. Reef-safe sunscreen. Personal items like a waterproof camera. Motion sickness medication if needed.
Participants must meet the minimum age for scuba certification, usually 10-12 years old. Minors must be accompanied by an adult.
If it's been over a year since your last dive, a refresher course is recommended. Some operators may require recent dive experience.
Policies vary but often allow full refunds with at least 48 hours' notice. Cancellations within 48 hours may forfeit the deposit or full amount.
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