4 Hour Kealakekua Snorkel Adventure in Kailua-Kona
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; able to swim comfortably and snorkel with basic instructions.
Overview
Explore Hawaii's Kona Coast on a private 4-hour snorkel tour from Honokohau Harbor. Swim near the Captain Cook Monument and discover vibrant reefs and marine life with Snorkel Big Island.
4 Hour Kealakekua Snorkel
4 Hour Tour • Ages 8+
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable morning snorkel adventure from Honokohau Harbor, exploring the stunning Kona Coast's crystal-clear waters and vibrant reefs. Discover secluded spots or the iconic Captain Cook Monument, all while enjoying provided snacks and top-notch snorkeling gear. Experience the beauty of Hawaii's underwater world like never before!
Departing from Honokohau Harbor join us for an epic morning snorkel.
Duration
4 Hours
About
- Departing from Honokohau Harbor join us for an epic morning snorkel. The Kona Coast is known for its clear water, calm conditions, and versatile underwater topography. Snorkel above the beautiful reefs, in private and secluded areas along the coast or at the well known Captain Cook Monument in Kealakekua Bay. Snorkel destination to be determined by captain, guests, and conditions permitting. A Cooler With ICE, Water and Light Snacks are provided, as well as snorkeling gear and flotation equipment.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early to Maximize Your Experience
Plan to arrive at Honokohau Harbor at least 15 minutes before departure to allow time for equipment fitting and a safety briefing.
Use Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect your skin and Hawaii's delicate reefs by applying only reef-safe sunscreen before your trip.
Stay Hydrated Before and After
Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated, as snorkeling can be physically demanding especially in the tropical sun.
Follow Local Wildlife Guidelines
Maintain a respectful distance from marine animals to avoid stress or harm to the ecosystem.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Hawaiian green sea turtles (honu)
- Colorful parrotfish and butterflyfish
History
Kealakekua Bay is a historic site where Captain James Cook first landed in Hawaii in 1779, and now protected as a marine conservation area.
Conservation
Efforts are in place to protect the fragile coral reefs and marine species by limiting visitor numbers and promoting reef-safe practices.
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Adventure Hotspots in Kailua-Kona
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Reef-safe Sunscreen
Protects your skin and the marine ecosystem from harmful chemicals.
summer specific
Waterproof Camera or GoPro
Capture crystal-clear underwater moments and vibrant marine life.
Light Rash Guard
Provides sun protection and guards against jellyfish or coral scrapes.
spring specific
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated before and after your snorkeling adventure.