Big Island Snorkel Adventure

On this 3-hour Big Island snorkel excursion, discover the greatest snorkeling off the Kohala Coast. Admire Hawaii‘s postcard-worthy beaches, mountains, and shoreline from the comfort of a catamaran. Then plunge into the pure Pacific seas for a chance to see colorful tropical fish, acres of thriving coral reefs, and perhaps even a green sea turtle!

All snorkel gear and flotation equipment are provided, as well as a marine life briefing and snorkel instruction (both onboard and in the water). Unlimited single-serve beers, wines, and soft beverages, as well as individually wrapped picnic sandwiches and snacks, are provided by your skilled captain and crew.

Highlights

• Take the helm and experience the excitement of coastal sailing
• On-board snorkeling lesson and introduction to marine life
• Continental breakfast
• Deli-style lunch buffet, soft drinks, and complimentary bar (Adults only – ID required)

Big Island Snorkel Adventure

Itinerary during Dec 1 – March 31:

The Snorkel Adventure will take you to Humpback Whale Watching and then snorkel at the day’s best reef (we have over a dozen sites to choose from) on this adventure that offers something for everyone. A continental breakfast, lunch buffet, soft drinks, and complimentary bar (ID required) are included.

We also include a briefing and snorkeling lesson on board the marine life… be sure to ask us for your guided snorkeling tour! And our catamarans are really sailing! You can take the helm and experience real coastal sailing excitement or just relax on deck and let us do the job. Fun for the entire family! Great photography options! Please note that there is no guarantee of humpback sightings on this cruise.

Itinerary during April 1 – Nov. 30:

Our Snorkel Adventure Sail will take you to the BEST pristine coastal reefs (we have to choose from over a dozen sites). Includes continental breakfast, buffet lunch, soft drinks, and complimentary bar (identification required).

We also include a briefing and snorkeling lesson on board the marine life, and guided snorkeling tours are available-just ask us! We’re sailing our catamarans!

You can take the helm and experience real coastal sailing excitement or just relax on deck and let us do the job. Fun for the entire family! Great photography options!

Tips: If you have a party of 10 or more guests who can only schedule a Snorkel Cruise on Sunday, Tuesday, or Thursday next week, please call us, as we may be able to accommodate them.

If you have guests inquiring about booking July 13th who cannot join us on any of our other scheduled cruises, please call us so that we can add them to the waitlist.

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