
easy
3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended
Sail the Kona coastline to Kealakekua Bay and snorkel among vibrant coral reefs near the iconic Captain Cook Monument. This three-hour tour blends ocean adventure and Hawaiian history in one unforgettable afternoon.
The late afternoon sun casts a warm glow as a 50-foot catamaran glides out of Keauhou Bay, its blue sail catching the steady Hawaiian trade winds. The Kona coastline stretches out, jagged lava cliffs embracing the ocean like ancient guards. As the sailboat pushes forward, the sea invites you, its turquoise waters glimmering beneath wisps of cloud. After an hour of peaceful sailing, the boat anchors near the Captain Cook Monument, standing solitary on a cliff, a silent reminder of Hawaii’s complex history.

Keauhou Bay parking fills quickly; arrive 30 minutes before the 1:45 pm check-in to secure a spot and avoid stress.
Protect the marine sanctuary by using only reef-safe sunscreen to prevent damage to coral and aquatic life.
Capture the vibrant underwater world and dolphin sightings with a waterproof camera or case for your phone.
Filtered water is provided onboard, but carry a water bottle and hydrate well before snorkeling in the sun and saltwater.
The Captain Cook Monument marks where Captain James Cook was killed in 1779 during his third Pacific voyage, a pivotal moment in Hawaiian and world history.
Kealakekua Bay is a protected marine sanctuary that requires visitors to use reef-safe products and respect wildlife to preserve its delicate ecosystem.
Comfortable swimwear for snorkeling and sun exposure.
summer specific
Protects your skin and the marine environment from harmful chemicals.
summer specific
Protects feet during boarding and when entering shallow reefs.
summer specific
Offers sun protection during sailing and snorkel breaks.
summer specific