Snorkel Tours On Hawaii Island
Underwater Snorkeling Adventures On The Big Island Of Hawaii
Big Island Of Hawaii Snorkel Tours
Snorkeling is a win-win for any visitor as the activity is easy to learn, inexpensive, and can be enjoyed at any age. And with the largest coastline of all the Hawaiian Islands—the entire island totals 4,038 square miles—and the smallest population, the Big Island has the perfect conditions for snorkeling. This is especially true on the island’s southern coast near the city of Kona, home to beautiful, pristine waters like those of the state’s only underwater state park, Kealakekua Bay.
An Introduction To Big Island Snorkeling Tours
If you’re planning to snorkel while visiting, consider booking through our all-inclusive snorkeling cruise which provides complimentary equipment, instruction, and easy accessibility to some of the island’s best snorkeling spots. Additionally, you’ll be able to sign up for exclusive experiences, like a night snorkel with manta rays—something that can’t be done as an individual visitor.
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Captain Cook Snorkel – Afternoon Tour
A three-hour adventure cruise to explore the historic Kona coast, to Capt. Cook's Monument at Kealakekua Bay. Guests will snorkel at these premier marine sanctuaries viewing many species of fish, eels, turtles, and corals. The adventure continues as we head out to find the dolphins and whales.- Expedition Adventure Rafts
- Small Groups 6 to 12
- From Keahou Bay Pier
- Duration 3 Hours
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Dolphin Watch & Deluxe Snorkel Adventure
The boat has a large spacious cabin area for lounging, relaxing, and sightseeing. On top is a sun deck for sunbathing, socializing, or just enjoying a beverage. The sun deck has a full bar for your convenience, changing rooms, restrooms, ample comfortable seating, and even fresh showers for after the swim.- Double Deck 65' Catamaran
- Most popular tour
- 20' Water Slide
- Duration 4.5 Hours
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Manta Ray Night Snorkel
Join our knowledgeable and friendly crew for a night to remember on the world famous Manta Night Snorkel. Take a boat ride in the late afternoon along the Kona coast to the manta viewing site.- Snorkel gear provided
- From Kona coast
- A thrilling experience
- See mantas about 85% of the time
Big Island Snorkeling Fun Facts
- Open Daily 6:00am to 6:00pm, HST
- Closed Sundays
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