Snorkel Turtle Canyon with up to 6 guests and spot Hawaiian green sea turtles
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1.5 hours
Up to 6 people
Mask, snorkel, fins
Snorkel Turtle Canyon with a small group and explore a lively reef home to Hawaiian green sea turtles. Enjoy guided time in the water with gear provided and chances to see reef fish and more.
You must know how to swim and tread water; children must be with a guardian, and infants must be held or in a carrier. Expect a 10–20 yard guided swim to the spot; ocean currents and visibility vary. Non-swimmers may remain on the boat; arrive 30 minutes early and complete the online waiver.
Free cancellation with 24 hours’ notice. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or unforeseen circumstances. No-shows are charged in full. Departure may be up to 15 minutes after the scheduled time.
1739C Ala Moana Blvd
Captain Phil and Holly (or Mandy) run intimate small-group snorkeling tours that consistently blow away visitors who've done the big cattle-boat excursions. Reviewers rave about the personal attention and how it feels like exploring the ocean with knowledgeable friends rather than being herded around with strangers. The small boat means no waiting for gear, no crowds bumping into you underwater, and the crew can actually tailor the experience to your comfort level. The marine life encounters are impressive—turtles are practically guaranteed, with regular dolphin sightings and shark snorkeling options over shipwrecks. Holly gets special praise for her underwater videography skills, capturing footage you'll actually want to keep. What sets this operation apart is the genuine commitment to ocean conservation and respectful wildlife interaction, which experienced snorkelers particularly appreciate. Yes, it costs more than budget tours, but multiple reviews emphasize the quality difference is absolutely worth it. Perfect for first-timers and experienced snorkelers alike.
Very cool experience, but you are dependent on good weather
Nicolai Berland
April 3, 2026
Very cool experience, but you are dependent on good weather
Nicolai Berland
April 3, 2026