Diving in Honolulu, HI
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Thrilling Shark Cage Encounter
by Discover Hawaii ToursYour anticipation builds as you cruise over the dynamic blue waters of the Pacific, travelling about four miles off Oahu’s North Shore. Then it’s action time! You’ll jump into a specially designed aluminum cage and the excitement begins. Sharks may glide by, offering you the unique opportunity to watch these impressive creatures in their natural habitat. You’ll soon understand why they’re at the top of the underwater food chain! While you may see a variety of sharks, including Gray reef sharks, Galapagos, Sandbar and Hammerheads, other sea-life such as gorgeous green sea turtles and dolphins may come to show off. During winter months, there’s even the chance of spotting a whale. Highlights State of the art shark cage. 2-Hour shark encounter. Travel 3 miles off Oahu’s North Shore. Shark sighting guaranteed! Should you not see any sharks during your dive, you will receive another dive. Once you’ve reached your destination you’ll be properly outfitted and given a safety briefing by your crew. The Thrilling Shark Cage Encounter Tour departs at approximately 7:00am, 9:00am, and 11:00am. Return time varies. Getting to Your Activity This tour offers complimentary Waikiki Hotel pick-up. If you have children two and under traveling with you, please call us to book.
Honolulu, HI
$165 USD Per Person (13+) -
Discover Scuba in Hanauma Bay
by Hanauma Bay Dive ToursWhy not have your first scuba experience in beautiful Hanauma Bay? Teeming with vibrant corals, tropical fish and green sea turtles, this popular Hawaiian destination has many diving spots suitable for beginner divers. Your instructor will give you a thorough lesson before you descend below the surface to see the otherworldly underwater environment of Hanauma Bay. Explore the calm waters around the inner reef, or, if conditions permit and you’re a strong swimmer, get adventurous in the bay’s outer reef. Regardless of which reef you visit, there isn’t a more spectacular place for your first-ever dive. Highlights Enjoy your first dive experience in beautiful Hanauma Bay. Any level of experience is welcome, you do not have to be a pro to enjoy this dive. The inner reef has a maximum dive depth of 8 to 10 feet, while the outer reef can reach as deep as 40 feet. Small, intimate dives with a maximum of four guests per tour. This tour operates on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, except holidays. Departure times are 7:10am and 11:10am and the tour takes about four hours. Getting to Your Activity This provider will pick you up and drop you off at your Waikiki hotel.
Honolulu, HI
$157 USD Per Person (2-4 people) -
Introductory Oahu Boat Dive
by Hanauma Bay Dive ToursOahu’s coast is home to many spectacular dive spots, located only a few minutes’ journey from the shore. Want to explore a WWII or Korean fishboat shipwreck, or dive down to a stunning coral reef filled with sea turtles? Hanauma Bay Dive Tours can take you there in their custom-built 37’ boat. You’ll get a diving lesson from one of their certified instructors, then descend below the surface and discover what awaits. With so many different dive options, no two experiences are alike. Expect to encounter sea turtles, tropical fish, rays, sharks, eels and much more. Highlights Wide variety of introductory dive sites, including the YO257, San Pedro and Sea Tiger wrecks; Rainbow Reef; Ewa Pinnacles and Moe’s Reef. Your guide will take you to the dive spot with the best conditions that day. A chance to see tropical fish, sea turtles and other sea life up close. No experience required and all equipment included. Small, intimate dives with a maximum of four guests per tour. Enjoy refreshments as part of your dive package. This tour departs daily at 8am and lasts about 4.5 hours. Getting to Your Activity Hanauma Bay Dive tours will pick you up and drop you off at your Waikiki hotel.
Honolulu, HI
$100 USD Per Person
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There’s lots of great dive spots around Honolulu, whether you want to opt for a guided dive at world-famous Hanauma Bay or hop on a boat and head to one of the region’s less busy spots. First-time divers can try out a Discover Scuba or introductory dive trip that will have an instructor showing them the ropes before they descend below the surface. Regardless of what trip you opt for, you’ll be sure to be treated to dozens of species of tropical fish, vibrant corals and perhaps even sea turtles, eels, or rays.
