Maui Certified Scuba Diving Tour
Maui, Hawaii
Trip Type: Scuba Diving
Duration: Varies
Explore part of Hawaii's spectacular underwater playground on a scuba diving tour from Maui. Spot green sea turtles in the shallow reefs along the Maui coast; conquer Lanai’s cathedrals and lava formations that teem with tropical marine life; or visit the site of a shipwreck. Before or after your dive, expert dive guides fortify you with a light snack and juice aboard the boat. Several options are available for dive location and use of optional equipment.
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Explore part of Hawaii's spectacular underwater playground on a scuba diving tour from Maui. Spot green sea turtles in the shallow reefs along the Maui coast; conquer Lanai’s cathedrals and lava formations that teem with tropical marine life; or visit the site of a shipwreck. Before or after your dive, expert dive guides fortify you with a light snack and juice aboard the boat. Several options are available for dive location and use of optional equipment.When booking, choose from three diving options to suit your interests and needs. All tours provide you with clear visibility and extensive varieties of marine life, including the largest populations of green sea turtles. Depart from Lahaina by dive boat, and enjoy a snack, juice and water on board between dives. Each boat holds a maximum of 12 people with a maximum of six divers to every dive guide.
Lanai diveThis popular 2-tank dive tour departs early in the morning and crosses the channel to the island of Lanai, whose coastline is known for its cathedrals, archways and lava structures. Visit two dive locations out of more than 40 possible sites, including both First Cathedral and Second Cathedral. As you swim along coral reefs and unique lava tubes, you’ll see some of the most diverse and dense marine life in Hawaii.
Maui coast diveIf green sea turtles, sharks, rays and the occasional frog fish rank high on your list of must-see Hawaiian marine life, then this is the dive tour for you. Departing in the early afternoon, this 1- or 2-tank dive (your choice) takes you along the coast of Maui to some of the area’s best reef ecosystems. Enjoy a clear-water dive at shallow depths of 30-40 feet (9-12 meters), allowing you to experience the maximum bottom time underwater with the added benefit of a short boat ride. Ideal for any level of diver.
Maui wreck dive This 2-tank afternoon tour along the coast of Maui first visits the shipwreck of the Carthaginian. The wreck sits at a depth of 95 feet (29 meters) with an artificial reef system, making it an exciting site for certified divers who are looking for something different. The second dive is shallow, featuring turtles, tropical reef fish and occasionally reef sharks — a perfect trip for underwater photography.
Lanai diveThis popular 2-tank dive tour departs early in the morning and crosses the channel to the island of Lanai, whose coastline is known for its cathedrals, archways and lava structures. Visit two dive locations out of more than 40 possible sites, including both First Cathedral and Second Cathedral. As you swim along coral reefs and unique lava tubes, you’ll see some of the most diverse and dense marine life in Hawaii.
Maui coast diveIf green sea turtles, sharks, rays and the occasional frog fish rank high on your list of must-see Hawaiian marine life, then this is the dive tour for you. Departing in the early afternoon, this 1- or 2-tank dive (your choice) takes you along the coast of Maui to some of the area’s best reef ecosystems. Enjoy a clear-water dive at shallow depths of 30-40 feet (9-12 meters), allowing you to experience the maximum bottom time underwater with the added benefit of a short boat ride. Ideal for any level of diver.
Maui wreck dive This 2-tank afternoon tour along the coast of Maui first visits the shipwreck of the Carthaginian. The wreck sits at a depth of 95 feet (29 meters) with an artificial reef system, making it an exciting site for certified divers who are looking for something different. The second dive is shallow, featuring turtles, tropical reef fish and occasionally reef sharks — a perfect trip for underwater photography.
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