Kealakekua Bay Snorkel and Coastal Adventure

Sightseeing  :  United States  :  Hawaii  :  Kailua-Kona  :  Dolphin & Whale Watching

This 2.5 hour snorkel and coastal adventure takes you out in one of our super safe Willard Navy Seals boats on a fabulous educational sightseeing journey experienced by few and accessible only by boat. You will enjoy snorkeling in the historical Kealakekua Bay reserve, a place of underwater beauty, often called the best snorkeling spot in all of Hawaii, and learn some of the history and culture of this area. Then you will travel the coastline to look for whales and dolphins, view blow holes, hover above the coral reefs and see colorful fish, and enter a sea cave or two. Bring your camera as photo opportunities may also include sightings of manta rays, turtles and whales (Humpbacks in Dec-April), and we may possibly even glimpse a Hawaiian Monk Seal!We will start with a safety briefing at the harbor by our first aid/CPR trained crew and certified safety professionals will provide detailed safety instructions. This will be at 12:15pm. We will leave the Keauhou Boat Ramp at 12:30pm for our tour around the pristine Kona Coast in search of Whales and other marine life. Next, after a view of the Captain Cook Monument there will be time to snorkel in Kealakekua Bay Reserve, a place rich in history and Hawaiian culture. Experience shallow and calm water conditions, an extensive coral reef and thriving underwater life. Considered some of the best snorkeling in all of Hawaii. We will return around 3:00pm to Keauhou Harbor.