Set off from Kihei for a flexible two-dive boat trip with Island Style Diving’s 2 Tank Holo Holo Drift Day. Discover vibrant reefs and dramatic formations shaped by the currents, equipped with top-tier gear and insider know-how.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5–6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition with comfort in open water and ability to handle currents.
Wildlife
History
Maui’s south shore diving areas include sites shaped by ancient lava flows, now covered by vibrant coral reefs supporting diverse ecosystems.
Conservation
Operators emphasize reef-safe practices and work to minimize diver impact, supporting Maui's fragile reef ecosystems through education and responsible tourism.
Island Style Diving
Set off from Kihei for a flexible two-dive boat trip with Island Style Diving’s 2 Tank Holo Holo Drift Day. Discover vibrant reefs and dramatic formations shaped by the currents, equipped with top-tier gear and insider know-how.
Island Style Diving is a Kihei-based dive operator offering guided scuba trips around Maui and nearby reefs. The company runs a range of small-group and private charters focused on Molokini Crater, Molokini Backwall, Holo Holo drift sites (including Pinnacles and Aloha Reef), the Carthaginian shipwreck and Mala Pier, and private boat charters aboard the luxurious 32' Pilikai. Trips include delicious snacks and top‑notch rental gear, and are guided by an expert crew of dive professionals.
Designed for certified divers, Molokini Backwall trips emphasize deeper walls and dramatic underwater terrain for experienced divers. The 2-Tank Molokini Crater trip operates with an intimate maximum of 12 divers for personalized attention. Holo Holo drift days follow conditions and preferences to visit sites such as Pinnacles and Aloha Reef. The Carthaginian Shipwreck and Mala Pier itinerary explores a wreck off Lahaina's coast and notes a 15-dive minimum for participation. Private boat charters on the 32' Pilikai provide two exclusive dive sites, light snacks, and a focused crew-to-guest ratio.
Island Style Diving highlights safety, local knowledge, and equipment quality. Rental gear is provided alongside briefing and surface support. The combination of experienced guides, curated dive sites around Molokini and Lahaina, and private charter options delivers a dependable choice for divers seeking Maui diving experiences. Trips commonly feature delicious snacks and top-notch rental gear to streamline logistics. The Carthaginian itinerary highlights local marine life—frogfish and green sea turtles—and even notes the possibility of sighting an Atlantis submarine. Many offerings emphasize personalized, first‑class service and clear safety briefings regularly.
Location
Kihei, Hawaii
Departures from Kihei on Maui
Small Groups
Max 12 divers
Intimate 2-tank Molokini trip
Private Charter
32' Pilikai
Luxurious private boat option
Wreck Dive
Carthaginian Site
15-dive minimum for that trip
Check availability for small-group Molokini trips, Holo Holo drift days, and private charters with Island Style Diving — top rental gear and snacks included.
Certification & Experience Required
Divers must have at least 15 logged dives and recent experience within the last 2 years to join this trip.
Check Weather & Ocean Conditions
Conditions dictate dive sites; always confirm with the operator beforehand for last-minute changes.
Bring Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect Maui’s fragile marine environment by using sunscreen that won’t harm coral reefs.
Arrive Early for Check-In
Check-in begins promptly at 6:10 a.m. at the Kihei Boat Ramp to ensure timely departure.
Mask and Fins
Essential for clear vision and efficient movement underwater.
Dive Computer
Necessary to track depth, time, and decompression limits safely.
Wetsuit
Recommended in cooler months to maintain comfort and warmth.
winter
Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protects skin from UV rays while preserving delicate marine ecosystems.
summer