Explore the Kona Coast of Hawaii's Big Island from a new perspective, snorkeling in crystal-clear turquoise waters & discovering incredible marine wildlife.
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
Kealakehe Parkway Kailua-Kona
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Explore the Kona Coast of Hawaii's Big Island from a new perspective, snorkeling in crystal-clear turquoise waters & discovering incredible marine wildlife.
When booking, you can choose from the different options. All of them start at Kealakehe Pkwy and include boat transportation, an English-speaking guide, and snorkeling equipment. Below, you can see the particularities of each option:
In this option, we'll approach one of the most beautiful and exclusive bays on the Kona coast, Pawai Bay. There, you can snorkel and enjoy the wonders of the seabed as well as the numerous lava rock formations that have been sculpted over the years. The snorkeling activity in Pawai Bay lasts two hours.
Schedule: this option starts at 1:30 pm.
We'll get on a small boat to go to Kealakekua Bay. Did you know that Captain James Cook was killed here? You'll find a monument in his honor on the shore. But... let's stop talking about what happens on land and focus on the sea. The waters of this bay stand out for their unspoiled nature and can only be reached by boat or via a path that takes several hours to walk.
Bottlenose dolphins, pilot whales, spotted dolphins, and manta rays await in its waters. We'll of course also admire the spectacular cliffs and sea caves that have been formed by ancient lava flows in the area. After a four-hour tour, we'll return to the starting point.
Schedule: this option starts at 8:30 am.
During the months of December and April, there are often whales found in the waters around Hawaii, and if you do the activity at this time of year we'll try and get close to some. Please bear in mind that the creatures are unpredictable, and depending on sea currents, wind and weather conditions at the time of your tour, the number of whales may vary.
