moderate
5 hours
Participants should be in good health, comfortable swimming, and capable of handling moderate physical exertion during dives.
Dive beneath Kailua-Kona’s waters with Kona Honu Divers’ exclusive small-group charter. Experience vibrant reefs, green sea turtles, and ancient lava formations aboard the intimate Honu Lele.
5 hours • Ages 12+
Experience an exclusive small-group scuba diving adventure in Kona's stunning waters. With only six divers, explore vibrant reefs, encounter endemic tropical fish, and swim alongside green sea turtles and elusive octopuses. This unforgettable morning dive promises breathtaking underwater landscapes shaped by ancient lava flows, making it a truly unique experience.
5 hours 8am-1pm
Minimum of 3 divers to run
We invite you to spend a beautiful morning in Kona scuba diving Hawaii's pristine waters. Here you may see endemic tropical fish, view the formations made by old lava flows, observe green sea turtles, spot the hard to find octopus, and dive alongside many more wonderful marine creatures.
The Honu Lele is a 33ft World Cat fast 6-passenger vessel. She has plenty of shade, snacks, and a fresh water shower. This boat does not have a marine head
All activities will be charged Sales Tax (4.712%), Harbor Use Fee (3%), $1 Conservation Fee, and Booking Online Fee (5%)
Proof of open water certification or higher is required to join this charter.
Protect Hawaii’s delicate marine environment by applying only reef-safe sunscreen before the dive.
Arrive at least 15 minutes before departure and complete all necessary paperwork the evening prior if possible.
Bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated before and after your dive.
The Kona coast’s underwater terrain is shaped by lava flows from historic volcanic eruptions, creating unique reef structures for marine life.
Kona Honu Divers promotes reef-safe practices and adheres to strict diving standards to preserve Hawaii’s fragile underwater ecosystems.
Required proof to participate in guided scuba diving.
Protects your skin while preserving marine ecosystems.
summer specific
Provides warmth and protection in cooler waters.
winter specific
Essential for tracking depth and dive time safely.