Get ready to experience the thrill of whale watching from the comfort of a kayak! Ever wondered what it's like to see humpback whales up close? Imagine gliding over crystal-clear waters surrounded by vibrant sea life and majestic mountain views. This guided tour offers not just adventure but also insights into marine conservation.

What We Offer

• 3.5 Hour Guided Kayak Whale Watching & Snorkel Tour for ONE
• 3.5 Hour Guided Kayak Whale Watching & Snorkel Tour for TWO
• 3.5 Hour Guided Kayak Whale Watching & Snorkel Tour for FOUR

Choose from guided tours catering to individuals, pairs, or groups of four. Each tour offers unique access to Hawaii's beautiful waters and wildlife. Gain insight into marine life while enjoying panoramic views. Kayak from Maui’s beautiful Olowalu Beach and enjoy majestic views of the West Maui Mountains and the crystal clear waters of Olowalu Reef.

Located in the heart of the Hawaiian Islands National Humpback Whale Marine Sanctuary, Olowalu is home to 1000’s of colourful tropical fishes, 100’s of Giant Green Sea Turtles and is the winter birthing grounds of the North Pacific Humpback Whale. Each year between the months of December to May an estimated 15,000 Humpback Whales visit the area to birth and breed, then return to their summer feeding grounds in Alaska.

• Check-In Time: 8:00 am
• Departure Time: 8:30 am
• Location: Olowalu Beach, Hwy 30, Mile Marker 14, Lahaina, HI 96761

Why You Should Grab The Offer

The allure of this offer lies in the chance to witness majestic humpback whales in their natural habitat while kayaking through serene waters. Certified Hawaii Marine Naturalists lead each tour, ensuring both safety and an educational experience about local marine ecosystems. Whether solo or with family and friends, each option promises an unforgettable journey filled with breathtaking sights. The tours are designed not just as sightseeing adventures but as immersive experiences connecting participants with nature. Beyond just watching whales, there’s also an opportunity to observe diverse tropical fish species and giant green sea turtles inhabiting Olowalu Reef.