Superior reef snorkeling at an ancient, sacred, and historical site
Rates
- Adult (Ages 13 and up) – $120
- Child (Ages 12 and under) – $110
- Ride Along (Must book with another passenger) – $90
About
- Duration: 3 Hours
- What to bring: Sunscreen (reef safe only), towel, cover-up and maybe a camera.
- What is provided: Snorkel, fins, mask, and floatation if needed. We also offer beverages and a variety of dry snacks. Our Lifeguard/CPR certified crew will be your in-water guides.
- Our boat: 40 ft vessel with shade and head is one of the most comfortable around.
As we travel the Kona Coastline to Kealakekua Bay, home of the Captain Cook monument, your Captain and crew will share with you the many historical Hawaiian sites along the way. Kealakekua Bay is a marine sanctuary and has been designated as an underwater state park. The amazing coral reef is home to a variety of marine life not found anywhere else in Hawaii. With visibility up to 100 ft, the bay offers some of the best snorkeling in all of Hawaii. Kealakekua Bay is the largest sheltered bay on the island of Hawaii with cliffs (pali) towering to over 100 ft, providing calm water all year. Kealakekua Bay is an ancient, sacred, and historical site for the Hawaiian people. Many ceremonies were performed here. Kealakekua means “Pathway of the Gods”.