Ko Olina Catamaran: Snorkel, Sail & Lunch Cruise

Set sail along Oahu’s west coast on a 53-foot catamaran for a midday snorkel adventure. Explore a vibrant reef, watch for spinner dolphins and seasonal humpback whales, and enjoy lunch and drinks before you cruise back to shore.

1. Sail the coastline aboard a comfortable 53-foot catamaran
2. Snorkel a reef with tropical fish and sea turtles
3. Enjoy prepackaged sandwiches and soft drinks
4. Sip up to 3 complimentary alcoholic drinks
5. Relax with covered seating, sunbathing cushions, and bathrooms
6. Rinse off with a freshwater shower onboard

What's Included

1. One guided snorkel site, approximately 45 minutes
2. Snorkel gear and instruction
3. Freshly made, individually wrapped sandwiches
4. 3 complimentary alcoholic cocktails and unlimited soft drinks
5. Tables, covered seating, sunbathing cushions, freshwater shower, and bathrooms
6. All snorkel gear including mask, snorkel, fins, and life vest

Things to know

Tours require a minimum of 8 passengers and carry about 35. Valid ID is required for alcoholic beverages. Wildlife sightings aren’t guaranteed; whale season runs December–March and trips may be canceled for weather.

FAQs

Q: How many people will be on our cruise?

A: We require a minimum of 8 passengers. If we do not meet the minimum, we may contact you to reschedule or you may receive a refund.

Q: Is transportation from Waikiki available?

A: Roundtrip transportation from Waikiki requires a minimum of at least 2 passengers.

Q: How many passengers can the boat carry?

A: The vessel is certified to sail with 40 passengers, but we keep the maximum at about 35 for comfort and safety.

Q: What is the size of the boat?

A: Our catamaran is a 53’ by 29’ sailing vessel.

Q: When is the best time to see whales and dolphins?

A: Humpback whales are seasonal, typically mid-November through March. Hawaiian spinner dolphins are present year-round.

Q: What is your winter weather policy?

A: Guest safety and comfort come first. Trips may be canceled at the captain’s discretion based on conditions; we monitor weather and ocean conditions daily.