Embark on a Private 4-Hour Charter for Up to 10 People with Hawaii Marine Life Charters( Up to 20% Off)

Hawaii Marine Life Charters invites you on a private 4-hour charter, where every wave unveils the wonders of Hawaii’s marine ecosystems. Guided by local captains and crew deeply familiar with these waters, visitors encounter Spinner Dolphins, Manta Rays, and vibrant coral gardens.

The vessel, a 33’ Ocean Craft RHIB , combines maneuverability and comfort, featuring forward-facing seats for panoramic views and space for up to 10 guests !

What We Offer

Private 4 Hour Charter Up To 10 People

FAQ

What should guests bring?
Reef-safe sunscreen, towels, hats, sunglasses, and light jackets are essential, particularly for evening manta ray tours.

Can non-swimmers participate?
Yes, non-swimmers can enjoy the adventure from the comfort of the boat.

Are there restrictions?
Participants under 18 require an accompanying adult. Those who are pregnant or have back or neck concerns should avoid the activities.

Why You Should Grab This Offer

Hawaii Marine Life Charters prioritizes safety and sustainability. Every captain and crew member holds CPR and First Responder certifications, ensuring that guests are safe throughout the journey. The team adopts environmentally conscious practices to protect fragile marine ecosystems, offering education and insight into Hawaii’s unique ocean life. Encounters with Spinner Dolphins, Manta Rays, and vibrant reefs are complemented by the crew’s local knowledge, transforming the journey into an exploration of Hawaii’s rich biodiversity.

The captains and guides, residents of the Kona region, bring an intimate understanding of local marine life. Their ability to narrate the behaviors and interactions of species like turtles and rays offers a rare window into the underwater world. These stewards of the ocean ensure that every moment on the water leaves guests with not only memories but a deeper connection to the ocean.

Fun Fact

Hawaii's isolation has fostered a unique marine ecosystem, with over 1,500 fish species, invertebrates, and algae calling these waters home.