Ultimate Ocean Encounters Midday Snorkel in Big Island of Hawaii booking from $64.63

Ultimate Ocean Encounters Midday Snorkel

Overview

On this 3-hour excursion you can expect to see and snorkel with as much sea life as possible. Trust our Captains and Crew with their knowledge of the Kona Coast and all the beauty it has to offer. Keep your eyes out for spinner dolphins, turtles, whales, colorful schools of fish and vibrant reef. Our crew will be happy to share some fun historical facts, snorkel tips, and fun fish stories.

Strap on your snorkel gear and get ready to jump into the warm Hawaiian sea, for the Ultimate Ocean Encounter.

City: Big Island of Hawaii

Mon 23 Dec

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What's Included

Soda/Pop

Bottled water

Snacks

Snorkel Mask and Fins

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

What To Expect

Honokohau Marina & Small Boat Harbor

On this 3-hour excursion you can expect to see and snorkel with as much sea life as possible. Trust our Captains and Crew with their knowledge of the Kona Coast and all the beauty it has to offer. Keep your eyes out for spinner dolphins, turtles, whales, colorful schools of fish and vibrant reef. Our crew will be happy to share some fun historical facts, snorkel tips, and fun fish stories. Strap on your snorkel gear and get ready to jump into the warm Hawaiian sea, for the Ultimate Ocean Encounter.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (25)

frankieqc7

May 2021

10/10 this was hands down the BEST experience we had in Kona. Beautiful stops, pretty fish, and an INCREDIBLE crew!! Shout out to Kayin and Kai!! If you decide to do this snorkeling tour be sure to request these guys!!!!!!!

kenwV967MF

May 2021

11 out of 10! Where do I start! The crew is the best in Hawaii, Kai and Kayin are the best guides in Hawaii. Possibly the best in the world. They took us out to the ocean, let us sit around the boat. Offered us great snacks and drinks. (They were for free too!) They didn't charge us any extra for their hospitality. We got to know them really well! We got to see the rare little fish Mahi Mahi. They even picked up the trash in the ocean, helping the environment every step of the way. We went to great snorkeling areas and saw amazing fish. After snorkeling and having lots of fun! Kai and Kayin set off a line! They then caught one of the biggest fish I've ever seen before! It was a Wahoo! After catching this massive 40-pound fish they cut it up and gave us huge slabs of the fish at the end! AMAZING! I don't know about the other crew, but the KAI and KAYIN CREW IS THE BEST CREW TO GO OUT WITH! 1. Super nice 2. Supre Knowledgeable 3. Passionate 4. Great guides Again I will say this, 11 out of 10. This made the Hawaii experience the best ever! Easily the best vacation activity I have done. If you call up this place, Highly recommend asking for Kai and Kayin.

Amy_S

May 2021

A disheartening and disappointing experience. The weather conditions weren't great which wasn't their fault but what really upset me was the lack of respect for the ocean and wildlife exhibited by our guide. She broke off live coral and had it in a bucket on the boat to bring back, had grabbed an octopus to show everyone and when it tried to get away she was grabbing it to keep it so people could look at it (it was turning white and clearly stressed) and the thing that blew my mind was on the way back she was cleaning all the snorkel gear in a 50 gallon bucket with bleach and some other chemical and then just dumped it on the boat deck and we watched all the water pour into the ocean. It was truly heartbreaking seeing the ocean disrespected that way. Aside from that aspect they took us to two different locations but the first one was pretty choppy and poor visibility but they stayed there way too long so we were only able to be at the second one that was actually decent for like 15 minutes.

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