Your afternoon, Big Island snorkeling tour begins with a sail down the beautiful Kona Coast on the Hokulani, our spacious 45-foot trimaran. We’ll stop in the pristine waters of world-famous Kealakekua Bay. This marine sanctuary is one of the best snorkeling spots in Hawaii, with clear blue waters and a vibrant reef to explore.

In the water:

Your captain selects the best snorkeling sites in Kealakekua Bay and our friendly crew members provide site briefings, historical facts, snorkel tips and safety instructions to guests of all ages and experience levels. Masks, fins, snorkels, life jackets, floatation noodles and viewfinder boards are provided aboard the Hokulani.

Our professional crew will guide you in the water and can also provide you with fish identification cards. Snorkel time is approximately one hour.

Schedule:

• Availability: Monday to Sunday

• Tour Times: 2:00 PM

• Duration: 3 Hours

We suggest you bring:

• Swimwear

• Cover-up

• Sunglasses

• Reef safe sunscreen

• Hat

• Towel

• Camera

• Gratuity is not included in the price of the tour but tips are greatly appreciated.

Please Note: We have limited space to stow gear and keep it dry.

Sea Paradise operates a "shoe-less boat" so wear sandals or shoes that are easy to remove.

Requirements/Restrictions:

• Sailing availability on day tours will be determined by the Captain based on wind, and weather conditions.

Location & Check in details:

Check-in at 1:30 AM at the Sea Paradise store located at 78-6831 Alii Drive Suite #144, Kailua-Kona, Hi 96740 in the Keauhou Shopping Center. (Look for the 3 tall flag poles. Just north of the Tropic's Bar.) We will then issue your boarding passes and give you driving directions to meet the boat for departure at Keauhou Bay.

Parking:

Parking is limited at the Pier. Free parking is available in areas along Kaleiopapa St. Please allow 3-5 minutes to walk from your vehicle to the boat.

Special Notes:

Please check in 30 minutes prior to departure time.

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Light Snacks, or “pupus” as the locals call them:

• Maui Style chips

• Fresh, tropical fruits

• Beverages