Big Island Snorkeling: Mauna Kea Two-Stop Adventure from Kawaihae Harbor
Hawaii Nautical (Honokohau - Kona) •
Kawaihae Harbor, 61-3527 Kawaihae Road • Waimea, HI 96743
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Plunge into adventure on the Mauna Kea Snorkeling tour along Hawaii's stunning Kohala Coast. Depart from Kawaihae Harbor aboard a fast, custom RHIB (Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat), then snorkel two premier reef sites teeming with tropical fish, coral, and sea turtles.
The adventure runs approximately 3 hours on the water.
The tour includes snorkel gear (mask, snorkel, fins, and flotation devices), instruction from the crew, visits to two snorkel sites, and a sandwich lunch with cold beverages such as soda, juice, and water.
Check-in is at Kawaihae Harbor (South Kawaihae Small Boat Harbor), located on the northwestern coast of the Big Island. Please arrive 20 minutes before your departure time.
No, this tour is not wheelchair accessible. The tour involves boarding a RHIB boat from a dock, navigating uneven surfaces, and following safety protocols that aren't compatible with wheelchair use.
Yes, this tour is suitable for children ages 4 and up. Young snorkelers must be comfortable in the water or accompanied by an adult while using flotation devices. Infants and toddlers (ages 0–3) may join free with a paid adult but will not snorkel.
You'll visit two hand-picked snorkel sites along the Kohala Coast, chosen daily for the best conditions and visibility.
Snorkel sites along the Kohala Coast are home to tropical fish and Hawaiian green sea turtles, and spinner dolphins are often seen along the coast. During winter months, humpback whales may also be spotted.
Yes. The crew provides snorkel instruction and in-water assistance, making the experience suitable for beginners as well as experienced snorkelers.
Bring a swimsuit, towel, reef-safe sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat for sun protection. You may also want a waterproof camera to capture your snorkeling experience.
Yes. The boat is equipped with a marine restroom for guest use.