Experience First Class Diving
Explore the vibrant marine life of Molokini Crater and South Maui on a personalized dive and snorkel adventure. Join an intimate group for a luxurious day on the water, discovering Hawaii’s stunning underwater ecosystem like never before.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate fitness, comfortable swimming and snorkeling in open water for multiple hours.
Wildlife
History
Molokini is a partially submerged volcanic caldera formed about 230,000 years ago, now a protected marine sanctuary established in 1977.
Conservation
The operation emphasizes reef-safe practices and limits group size to reduce environmental impact and support marine conservation.
Island Style Snorkeling
Experience First Class Diving
Island Style Snorkeling operates out of Kihei, Hawaii, offering guided snorkeling, scuba and whale-watching experiences across Maui's iconic marine sites.
The company runs a variety of trips including a 2-hour Whale Watch aboard the Double Scoop, private charters to Molokini and other dive sites, Carthaginian Shipwreck dives, and Molokini Crater first-class scuba and snorkel outings.
Trips are designed for small groups and personalized attention. The 2 hr Whale Watch 8 am features live underwater audio to hear humpback whale songs and includes interpretive information from crew familiar with local whale behavior.
Private Charter options allow guests to tailor routes, request specific dive or snorkel sites, and enjoy complimentary drinks and snacks while exploring clear-water locations such as Molokini Crater.
The Carthaginian Shipwreck and Mala Pier dive highlights an artificial wreck site near Lahaina known for diverse marine life, where certified divers can encounter species like frogfish, turtles, and reef sharks. The Molokini Crater and second-site dive combines a limited-capacity first-class dive experience for up to ten divers with snorkeling options for non-divers, emphasizing visibility and concierge-level service.
Safety and local knowledge are central to the operation. Crews follow standard marine safety practices, provide briefings for divers and snorkelers, and ensure equipment and procedures meet required guidelines.
Island Style Snorkeling focuses on responsible wildlife viewing and sustainable practices while offering memorable, accessible ocean experiences from Kihei for visitors seeking snorkeling, scuba, and whale-watching excursions. Reservations are available for scheduled departures and private charters; guests book in advance to secure limited-capacity trips.
Location
Kihei, Hawaii
Launch point for Maui adventures
Tours Offered
4 Trip Types
Diverse snorkeling and diving trips
Featured Site
Molokini Crater
Popular marine reserve and snorkel site
Trip Lengths
From 2 hours
Short and full-day options available
Reserve seats for whale watching, Molokini trips, wreck dives, or private charters departing from Kihei.
Book Early to Secure Your Spot
Trips are limited to 10 divers to maintain a personalized experience—reserve well in advance, especially during peak season.
Arrive Hydrated and Well Refreshed
Start your day with plenty of water and rest to ensure optimal energy for 6 hours of diving and snorkeling.
Bring Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect Maui’s coral reefs by using only reef-safe sunscreen to minimize environmental impact.
Check Recent Dive Experience
Certified divers must have logged a dive within the last 4 years or complete a refresher course before the trip to ensure safety.
Mask and Fins
Provided with the trip, essential for underwater exploration.
Wetsuit
Sting J Maui wetsuits available to keep warm in cooler water temperatures during spring.
spring
Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect your skin and Maui’s coral reefs during sunny summer conditions.
summer
Underwater Camera
Capture vibrant marine life and stunning underwater landscapes for lasting memories.