Afternoon Snorkel at the World Famous Captain Cook Monument
Before you book
- The boat leaves Keauhou Bay Pier at 2:00 p.m. and returns about 5:00 p.m.; look for the crew in grey shirts at the Hoku Nui. Hotel transport is not part of the listing.
- You snorkel in the bay. Boats may not land at Kaʻawaloa Flat, where the monument stands; only the Kaʻawaloa Trail or a permitted guided kayak tour reaches it.
- Spinner dolphins rest in Kealakekua Bay by day, and a federal rule bans swimming with them or approaching within 50 yards.
- Included: mask, fins, snorkel, a flotation noodle, light snacks and non-alcoholic drinks. Not included: gratuities, cocktails and merchandise. Full-face masks are not allowed, and dry storage on board is limited.
- Not suitable for wheelchair users. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
About This Experience
An afternoon sail on the Hoku Nui, a 50-foot catamaran, from Keauhou Bay to snorkel Kealakekua Bay near the Captain Cook Monument, with a naturalist's reef briefing, gear, light snacks and a trade-wind sail back.
Highlights
- World Famous Captain Cook Monument at Kealakekua Bay — 3-hour tour
- 315-acre Marine Life Conservation District, protected since 1969
- Spinner dolphins, eagle rays, humuhumunukunukuapua'a and reef fish
- Afternoon trade-wind sail back to Keauhou Bay on the Hoku Nui
- Light snacks and all snorkel gear included — 49 guests, spaciously
What's Included
- ✓ All snorkel gear (mask, fins, snorkel, flotation noodle), light snacks (Maui-style chips, tropical fruit), non-alcoholic beverages, marine naturalist reef briefing. Reef-safe sunscreen available on board.
Not Included
- Gratuities
- Cocktails
- SeaParadise Merchandise
Good to Know
- There is limited space to store things that need to be kept dry.
- Full face masks are not allowed on the vessel for safety reasons.
Meeting Point
Meet the crew at the vessel "HokuNui" at the Keauhou Bay Pier, the crew will be in grey shirts.
