Dual Tank Dive To The Reefs Tour

The Colorful Reeds Of The Big Island

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For those visiting the Big Island of Hawaiʻi, or those who’ve lived there for all their lives, there are few activities as fun as SCUBA diving. The waters around this beautiful island are full of tropical fish and honu turtles, among other marine animals, and they all live in or roam near the vibrant corals of the Pacific.

Book now and prepare yourself to see that most majestic place, the underwater world that sits just past where the land falls away. The volcanic dome that makes up the entirety of the Big Island slopes down beneath the waves, and lining its silt-covered surface are the corals you simply need to come and see.

Starting At
$189 USD
Age
10 yrs+
Duration
5-hour
Location
Kailua Kona, Big Island, Hawaii

What’s Included
- The wrecks of the Big Island
- Tropical fish
- Rare sea turtles
- Local guides
- Snacks and drinks
- A beautiful ride out

From: $189^.00

BOOK YOUR TOUR

Choose Your Tour Type

5-Hour Dual Tank Dive To The Reefs Tour

Starting at
$189^.00
per adult

Certified Divers Ages 10 yrs+

$ 189^.00

Snorkelers / Ride Alongs Ages 10 yrs+

$ 149^.00

Dual Tank Dive To The Reefs Features

Aquaticlifedivers Two Tank Morning Reef Dive Feature Wrecks Lurk Beneath The Surface

Wrecks Lurk Beneath The Surface

Emerging from the gloom of the water, the giant, hulking forms of old wrecks lie covered in coral. Fish dance beside their dark shapes, flashing colors as they do. These wrecks are a part of the living history of Hawaiʻi, monuments to the past that still remain even after the ocean has claimed them. They are a part of this underwater world now; changed beyond recognition, but still so intimately human in appearance and nature. It is a strange combination of sights that everyone should experience at least once.

Aquaticlifedivers Two Tank Morning Reef Dive Feature Tropical Fish Spinner Dolphins At Honokohau

Aquaticlifedivers Two Tank Morning Reef Dive Feature Tropical Fish Squirrel Fish And Tang

Aquaticlifedivers Two Tank Morning Reef Dive

Tropical Fish And Others

What else is there to see in the water besides the wrecks? Everything! These waters are teeming with life, wonder, and color. There are countless species of tropical fish, some of whom are absolutely unique to these waters. Honu sea turtles, a famed sight here in Hawaiʻi, swim gracefully through the water, moving much faster than they do on land. For those lucky enough, it is not unheard of to spot dolphins too.

Aquaticlifedivers Two Tank Morning Reef Dive Feature Expert Guidance

Aquaticlifedivers Two Tank Morning Reef Dive Feature Tropical Fish Tara The Finder Of All

Expert Guidance

With the wide number of options for dive spots, it can be hard to know where to begin when you are planning a SCUBA dive by the Big Island. Luckily, we know just where to take you so that you can focus entirely on just taking in the scenery and having fun. Our experienced guides know all the best areas and how to get to them, and they are eager to show it all off to you.

Dual Tank Dive To The Reefs Details

Highlights

Colorful Corals
Vibrant Tropical Fish
Honu Sea Turtles
2 Tanks Of Air For Every Guest
Expert Guidance

Over 40 Incredible Diving Locations
A Nice Early Start
Snacks And Drinks Are Provided
All SCUBA Equipment And GoPros Available For Rental
A Relaxing Ride Out Over The Water

Description

With a twin set of air tanks and all the wrecks and reefs of the Big Island at your disposal, there is plenty to see and plenty of time to see it with the Dual Tank Dive to the Reefs! The Big Island is home to some of the most spectacular dive sights in Hawaiʻi. These sunken remains have become a part of the environment; artificial reefs covered in coral and now home to countless tropical fish. Yellow tang, filefish, and box fish are just a few of the many species you have the chance to see as you explore these hauntingly beautiful wrecks.

It’s not just the wrecks or fish that you should come to see either. The ocean itself is a treasure to behold. The early start ensures that you get to see the sun’s morning light play off the surface of the water from the deck of the boat as you make your way from one dive site to another. Journey over the water before you even take your first dive and get the most out of a day of fun on the waters of the Big Island.

Price & Availability

5-Hour Dual Tank Dive To The Reefs Tour

Certified DiversAges 10 yrs+	$189^.00
Snorkelers / Ride AlongsAges 10 yrs+	$149^.00

Instructions

Proof of certification is required for all divers
You must be able to swim at a moderate level and be able to understand and speak basic English
All divers under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
Must be at least 10 years old

Cancellation

Any request for a refund 72 hours or more prior to the start of the tour or activity is honored with a full refund.

No refunds are issued for any cancellations inside the 72-hour period, prior to the start of your tour. There is no refund for no-shows. There is no charge for date change or tour change based on tour availability outside of the 72-hour cancellation period.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I bring with me?

A towel is a must, as is reef-safe sunscreen, and a gratuity for your guide would be appreciated.
Do I need a certificate?

Yes! If you do not have one, we can help you get one during your charter.
How many dive sites are there?

We know 40 different dive sites to explore and pick between, and we will help you decide which are best for you to spend your time heading out to see.