Deluxe Snorkel BBQ & Dolphin Watch

Deluxe Snorkel BBQ & Dolphin Watch

Step aboard our 65′ Catamaran for a fun-filled day of adventure!

Watch for Spinner dolphins that join us frequently along the way to the snorkel site.  Guaranteed dolphin sightings or come again FREE!  We do not swim with dolphins.

This 4.5 hour cruise includes breakfast, BBQ lunch, plenty of shade, cushioned seating, restrooms changing rooms, showers, high-dive platform, 20′ waterslide, about two hours of water time, pristine snorkeling,  snorkel gear, Rx masks, snorkel instruction, life vests, inner tubes, flotation station island, water toys, sea-view boards, stand-up paddle boards, noodles and Reef Safe sunscreen.  A full-service cash, premium bar is available, offering local spirits, craft beers and blended libations.

For the more adventurous, SCUBA diving is available as an upgrade for both certified and beginner divers.  Wetsuits and GoPro cameras are available for rent.

Just bring a towel and a smile and we’ve got the rest!

SCUBA Upgrade Option!

Certified Divers and first time divers will enjoy SCUBA diving amongst crystal clear waters and marine preserves of our snorkeling location Redhill, home of Kona’s famous dive sites Sharkey’s, Amphitheater, Driftwood, Domes and more.

Certified Diver – $105 plus tax.  (One tank dive upgrade option, all gear included.)

Discover SCUBA – $115 plus tax.  (One tank dive upgrade option, all gear and  instruction included.)

• Must be 12 years old
• Complete a PADI medical statement
• Able to swim and float unassisted
• Understand and speak English for safety reasons
• Wait at least 24 hours before flying or driving to high altitude

We are a certified PADI Dive Resort and can provide you with the instruction to become a Certified Diver depending on the time you have available and your level of experience.  Contact us for details!

While we encourage our guests to bring their own mask, fins and snorkels we DO NOT allow the use of full-face masks on our excursions aboard the vessel, Kanoa II. During snorkeling activity, the need for more oxygen requires us to breathe faster. With a full-face mask, some of the exhaled carbon dioxide may not fully exit the device and it is possible to breathe in the contaminated air that has potential to lead to unconsciousness and fatalities.

As a result of many full-faced mask incidents in Hawaii, many snorkel tour operators, SCUBA companies in the State of Hawaii have prohibited the use of full-face masks including Hawaii Ocean Project, Snorkel Bobs, and Pride of Maui to name a few.

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