Luxury Snorkel Cruise with Dolphin Watch and Hawaiian Meal

Head north along the pristine western coast of Oahu to look for dolphins, whales (when in season), flying fish, green sea turtles and more. When your captain locates a pod of dolphins or whales, your boat stops to allow you to get an excellent view of the mighty mammals from the spacious deck. Afterward, your captain steers the boat into a special spot for snorkeling. Put on the provided gear and receive detailed safety and snorkeling instruction. Then hop in the water to marvel at colorful corals and a multitude of fish. Enjoy an hour of snorkeling in the clear tropical waters, with guides available to assist you with fish identification. Back on the boat, you can rinse off in one of the boat’s six warm, freshwater showers. Two changing rooms and restrooms are also available. A beautiful Hawaiian, Luau style Buffet and drinks are served! Please enjoy a scrumptious meal and look over the pictures our professional photographer on board took during your snorkel session and boat cruise.

Widely known as Electric Beach, is a popular coastal spot in Kapolei on Oahu's leeward coast. Located across from the Hawaiian Electric power plant, it is famous for its warm-water outfall pipes that attract an abundance of fish, sea turtles, and occasional Hawaiian Spinner dolphins

Waiʻanae Range is the eroded remains of an ancient shield volcano that comprises the western half of the Hawaiian Island of Oʻahu. Its crest, at Kaʻala, is the highest peak on Oʻahu at 4,025 feet. Wai‘anae is a rugged coastal region on the western (leeward) side of Oahu, Hawaii, famous for its dramatic mountain range, deep cultural roots, and world-class big-wave surf spots. Far removed from Honolulu's heavy commercial tourism, it offers a glimpse of old Hawaii's natural and untamed beauty

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Māʻili Beach Park is a 40-acre coastal park located along Farrington Highway on the Leeward (West) coast of Oʻahu, Hawaii, Waiʻanae. Known for its wide grassy areas, palm trees, and stunning sunset views, it features a long stretch of sandy and rocky shoreline popular with local surfers and weekend gatherers Activities: Surfing and boogie boarding (best in summer or during high winter surf for experts), field sports or relaxing on expansive lawns, and outdoor exercise equipment.Nearby Attraction: The popular Māʻili Pillbox Hike (Pink Pillbox Hike) is located just across the highway, offering panoramic ridge views of the Waiʻanae coast.