moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition with comfort in open water and ability to manage diving gear.
Discover the vital role of sharks in Hawaii’s ocean ecosystem with Epic Diving Adventures’ AWARE Shark Conservation dive in Poipu. This unique dive experience pairs Hawaiian historical stories with hands-on conservation training.
Hawaiian Culture Education combined with PADI AWARE
Dive into the fascinating world of sharks through captivating Hawaiian historical stories. This unique experience, paired with the PADI AWARE shark conservation specialty, will enlighten you about the true nature of these magnificent creatures and their vital role in the ocean ecosystem. Discover their world like never before!
We Love sharks and are working to educate the world thru Hawaiian historical stories. Combined with the PADI AWARE shark conservation specialty we will open your eyes to the true stories of sharks in the real world “their House’.
Stay well-hydrated to reduce the risk of dehydration and improve your dive comfort in tropical waters.
Protect the marine environment by applying sunscreen that does not harm coral reefs and aquatic life.
The conservation dive includes important safety and ecological information—pay close attention to maximize your experience.
Prevent accidental loss or damage by fastening equipment securely before entering the water.
Hawaiian culture traditionally viewed sharks as ‘aumākua (family guardians), intertwining respect with reverence in coastal communities.
Epic Diving Adventures promotes sustainable diving practices to minimize ecological impact and supports local marine protected areas.
High-quality mask provides clear underwater vision and snorkel for surface breathing during dives.
summer specific
Thermal protection is critical for comfort in cooler water temperatures typical outside of summer months.
fall|winter|spring specific
Monitors depth, time, and decompression status to ensure safe dive profiles throughout the conservation dive.
Protects your skin without harming coral reefs and marine ecosystems.
summer specific