Les meilleurs événements de la ville Oahu. Aventure sous-marine Waikiki Atlantis commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Explorez les mystères marins de Waikiki en plongeant à plus de 100 pieds sous l'eau dans un sous-marin climatisé, écologique et alimenté par batterie ! Un bonus supplémentaire spécial de cette expérience de visite est de voir le magnifique littoral de Waikiki et le pittoresque Diamond Head pendant que les invités montent sur notre bateau-navette vers le site de plongée

Aventure sous-marine Waikiki Atlantis

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Explorez les mystères marins de Waikiki en plongeant à plus de 100 pieds sous l'eau dans un sous-marin climatisé, écologique et alimenté par batterie ! Un bonus supplémentaire spécial de cette expérience de visite est de voir le magnifique littoral de Waikiki et le pittoresque Diamond Head pendant que les invités montent sur notre bateau-navette vers le site de plongée.

Atlantis Submarines Waikiki offre une expérience à couper le souffle alors que les clients voient de près la vie marine colorée, des récifs artificiels vibrants créés à partir de navires coulés, de pièces d'avion et d'autres structures. C'est comme plonger sans se mouiller !

Nos sous-marins sont silencieux et n'émettent aucun polluant tout en explorant les profondeurs de l'océan, garantissant ainsi que la vie marine ne soit pas perturbée.

Notre sous-marin de 64 passagers est le sous-marin phare d'Atlantis, offrant confort, beaucoup d'espace libre et de grands portails d'observation pour observer la nature en action. Rejoignez-nous pour l'aventure sous-marine d'une vie!

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Complete live professional narration in English

Submarine dive

Local taxes

Pre-recorded audio available in Spanish, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese

Shuttle boat to submarine dive site

Complete live professional narration in English

Submarine dive

Information additionnelle

Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
Des options de transport en commun sont disponibles à proximité
Convient à tous les niveaux de forme physique
Tous les passagers doivent être capables de monter et de descendre une échelle presque verticale pour monter à bord du sous-marin
Les enfants doivent mesurer au moins 36 pouces pour monter à bord du sous-marin.
Masques faciaux requis pour les voyageurs dans espaces publics
Masques faciaux requis pour les guides dans les espaces publics
Distanciation sociale appliquée tout au long de l'expérience
Zones à fort trafic régulièrement désinfectées
Guides nécessaire de se laver régulièrement les mains
Contrôles de température réguliers pour le personnel
Contrôles de température pour les voyageurs à l'arrivée
En raison des exigences mises à jour de la Garde côtière, tous les invités et l'équipage doivent porter masques dans les espaces clos à bord de tous nos navires, y compris les sous-marins Atlantis. Atlantis Adventures n'exigera plus des clients qu'ils présentent une preuve de vaccination ou des tests Covid-19 négatifs au moment de l'enregistrement.

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Atlantis Submarines Waikiki

The Atlantis submarine Hawaii adventure begins with a short (approximately 10 minutes) shuttle ride out to the submarine boarding site. Descending below, your time underwater on the Oahu submarine tour is around 45 minutes. Returning to the world above, your shuttle is waiting to return you to land. The Oahu submarine tour dive site is home to many Hawaiian fish, coral and turtles. On this truly eye-opening experience, you'll visit sunken ships, airplanes and other artificial reefs. The submarine has a spacious air-conditioned interior, large view ports and comfortable seating. If you haven't taken a trip to the bottom of the ocean before, the Atlantis Submarine Oahu Adventure is a "must do" for the whole family during your visit to Hawaii. Check out the world's largest hi-tech 64-passenger submarine offers an enhanced amount of personal space and large viewports only available to Premium Tour passengers.

Atlantis Submarines Waikiki

Sous-marins Atlantis Waikiki

L'aventure du sous-marin Atlantis à Hawaï commence par un court trajet en navette (environ 10 minutes) jusqu'au site d'embarquement du sous-marin. En descendant ci-dessous, votre temps sous l'eau lors de la visite sous-marine d'Oahu est d'environ 45 minutes. De retour dans le monde d'en haut, votre navette vous attend pour vous ramener à terre. Le site de plongée sous-marin d'Oahu abrite de nombreux poissons, coraux et tortues hawaïens. Au cours de cette expérience véritablement révélatrice, vous visiterez des navires coulés, des avions et d'autres récifs artificiels. Le sous-marin a un intérieur spacieux et climatisé, de grands hublots et des sièges confortables. Si vous n'avez jamais fait d'excursion au fond de l'océan auparavant, l'Atlantis Submarine Oahu Adventure est un "must do" pour toute la famille lors de votre visite à Hawaï. Découvrez le plus grand sous-marin high-tech de 64 passagers au monde qui offre un espace personnel amélioré et de grandes fenêtres uniquement disponibles pour les passagers Premium Tour.

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PennyG61

Oct 2017

We had been watching the Atlantis submarine from our hotel balcony and thought it would be fun to do on our last day in Waikiki. So glad we did, it was a really enjoyable way to spend a couple of hours. The boat trip out to the submarine site is an experience in itself with fantastic views of Honolulu and Waikiki. The submarine was quite easy to board and the windows were large and offered good viewing. We saw lots of fish but not much else, there was one reef shark but unfortunaltely it was on the other side so we didn't see it. Wildlife viewing is always pot luck, we understand that. Overall I would recommend the submarine adventure more for the experience of being in a submarine and 100 ft under rather than for the actual fish viewing. No it's not cheap but the upkeep on the subs must be significant so it's understandable why the charge these prices. I thought it was good value for money.

Traveler1377

Oct 2017

This attraction is definitely more of a ride/experience than a chance to actually view wildlife in the ocean, despite all the promotional materials that feature an improbable array of colorful fish, sharks, rays, turtles, etc. Unless you're supremely lucky, you won't see that. It was fine for our purposes, but if our child had been older or more savvy, he would have been disappointed. (My son is 4 years old and obsessed with the ocean, and loves being on boats.) We were picked up at our hotel by a van emblazoned with pictures of the Atlantis submarine and drove around town picking up other guests. Then we were dropped off at a pier on Waikiki Beach near the Hilton Hawaiian Village, where we got our "boarding passes" (pieces of laminated cardboard) and waited for the ferry to come in. A photographer took our photo with Diamond Head as a backdrop, later to offer prints and magnets for "only" 45 dollars. This was the moment that the experience crystallized as Disney Lite for me. The ferry ride away from shore was enjoyable. There is a concession stand on the boat, but we ignored it and went upstairs for the view. There are also bathrooms on board that you should take advantage of, since there are no bathrooms on the Atlantis submarines. We got great views of Waikiki and Honolulu, and more photos of Diamond Head. The water is a sparkling turquoise that turns to blue as you go into deeper areas. Part of the tour involves explaining the science of why this is. As we neared the location of the submarine, we were able to watch it emerging to the surface, after which its previous passengers were let off (slowly, as you have to climb up a narrow set of stairs through an open hatch, and even slower as people realized they could ask the crew for photos of themselves with Diamond Head in the background). Once everyone was on board the ferry, new passengers in our group were called to board the submarine. The boarding passes are color coded so that you know when it is your turn. My 4 year old had no problem getting down the stairs climbing backwards, but I noticed that some older adults and parents with really young children took a while to get up and down - something to think about if anyone in your family/group has any mobility concerns. On the way out, there was some water dripping near the stairwell as well, which could have made it slippery for some people. The tour itself takes you to five specified locations, which you can follow along with in your "dive guide". It's mainly artificial reefs and deliberately sunken ships and an airplane. The visibility at midday was decent, so whatever was around was easy to see. Doing this tour when it isn't sunny probably wouldn't be as satisfying. The tour guide was very chatty and made a lot of half-funny remarks, including some jokes at the crowd's expense (like pretending that he saw a whale, then chuckling at people who fell for it). My son just tuned him out - it was way too much talking and the information was sprinkled in between the jokes. Speakers of other languages had headphones that they could listen to, presumably of a pre-recorded tour. The actual views out of the ship were okay. And I really mean just okay. We saw fish, one random ray, and a sea turtle resting on the sunken ship, but it wasn't a very immersive experience. I think that the promotional materials oversell the view. Supposedly we had a good run and were able to see "a lot", so I'd imagine that other tours take place in which people are rather disappointed. If you really want to see specific creatures or a large variety of fish, you should go to the aquarium. If you're in it for the boat ride and just being on the sub, this is a slightly overpriced but fun experience. My son wanted to go "again and again" but this is not something I would repeat.

Lrayscott

Oct 2017

I was a little nervous getting on a small sub thinking it was going to leak and we all drown but I thought about it and I have never heard of a small sub accident and they go out a couple times a day for many years now. I was so glad I went. You ride the boat out to the sub and climb down into it. Comfortable seating and cruise around 100+ feet below the surface. You get to see lots of fish, we even saw a shark and some rays. I was really happy with the experience. After it's over you come back up and get back on the boat and head back to shore. They gave me a free book with info about the sub and examples of fish and creatures you may see. If you get sea sick take medicine, the ride out and back has plenty of boat rocking waves. Once you go under in the sub it's a smooth ride.

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