What is the minimum certification required?

Divers must have an Open Water Certification and at least 10 logged dives to participate.

Are the dive sites always the same?

No, the captain selects sites daily based on ocean conditions and diver preferences to optimize the experience.

Is equipment rental available?

Yes, full scuba gear rental is offered and maintained to strict safety standards.

How many dives are included?

This trip includes two separate tank dives during the excursion.

What if I get seasick?

It’s recommended to take seasickness medication before the trip and stay hydrated; light meals help reduce symptoms.

Are there any age restrictions?

Participants must be at least 12 years old and meet certification and health requirements to dive.

Discover Maui’s Underwater Secrets with the 2 Tank Wild Card Dive Adventure

Off the sun-soaked shores of Maui, Hawaii, an unparalleled diving expedition awaits certified divers ready to explore the island’s lesser-known marine landscapes. The 2 Tank Wild Card dive trip, departing from Wailuku, offers a bespoke underwater journey where the dive captain selects secret spots based on daily weather, ocean conditions, and diver preferences. This dynamic approach ensures each excursion is unique, delivering an authentic taste of Maui’s vibrant and diverse coral reefs. Located at 101 Maalaea Rd Slip 23 in Wailuku, this dive operation taps into the rich biodiversity of the Hawaiian Islands Marine Life Conservation District. Unlike standard dive days tethered to popular sites, the Wild Card experience highlights sites such as Marty's Reef and the wreck of the St. Anthony, each teeming with colorful reef fish, graceful manta rays, and occasional hawksbill turtles. The volcanic seafloor formations here sculpt an otherworldly underwater terrain, providing captivating photo opportunities and challenging exploration. What sets this adventure apart is its flexibility: captains draw from years of local insight to pivot to the best dive spots, maximizing visibility and marine encounters while steering clear of crowds. This intimate, small-group dive fosters a close-knit community feel while offering professional, safety-conscious guidance. Divers with at least 10 logged dives can take full advantage of this 6-8 hour outing, benefitting from expert instruction and top-tier equipment aboard the dive boat. Maui itself is a world-class destination for ocean adventurers, nestled in the Central Pacific within the Hawaiian archipelago. Its marine ecosystems are protected by conservation efforts emphasizing sustainable tourism, making every dive a contribution to preserving fragile coral habitats. After your dive, the vibrant town of Wailuku, just minutes from the Maalaea harbor, offers charming shops, eateries, and cultural experiences that round out the day. Whether you seek to unlock hidden underwater caverns, swim alongside schools of tropical fish, or marvel at historic shipwrecks, the 2 Tank Wild Card dive adventure delivers a bespoke, exhilarating, and responsible exploration of Maui’s aquatic wonders.

Difficulty

moderate.

Duration

6–8 hours.

Fitness level

Participants should be in good physical shape, comfortable diving multiple times in open water with some current.

Wildlife

Hawksbill sea turtles
Manta rays

History

Maui’s reefs have sustained native Hawaiian communities for centuries and are now protected zones established to preserve marine biodiversity.

Conservation

The dive operators promote reef-safe practices and adhere to local marine protection laws to minimize environmental impact and support conservation efforts.

Maui Diamond Sea Sports in Wailuku, Hawaii operates professional scuba diving and snorkeling charters from Māʻalaea Harbor. The company runs a 46-foot vessel offering private charters with a captain and crew, two-tank dives to Molokini Crater, wreck dives to the Carthaginian II, and trips to Lanai’s Cathedrals, Shark Fin, and Lighthouse. Additional itineraries include Helldiver and Triple Anchors, Mala Pier and Pali, and two-tank dusk and night dives. Licensed instructors and crew support certified divers of varying experience; the vessel carries dive and safety equipment and provides snacks and beverages on most trips. Reservations are available for morning and afternoon departures and private events for families or groups. The operator emphasizes local knowledge of Maui dive sites, flexible dive planning based on sea and weather conditions, and adherence to marine conservation and safe diving practices. Divers can expect guide-supported briefings, surface interval assistance, and opportunities to see sea turtles, reef sharks, dolphins, abundant reef fish, and macro life such as nudibranchs and octopuses. Snorkelers visit Molokini’s clear crater waters and shoreline reefs for strong visibility and marine encounters. Maui Diamond Sea Sports serves visitors in the Wailuku and Maalaea area for regional dive excursions and private charters. The company follows third-party safety standards and local regulations. Booking information and trip descriptions are available through official listings and reservation partners. This summary factually reflects the business’s vessel size, offered trips, support services, and commitment to safe, guided diving and snorkeling experiences. Trip schedules and pricing vary by season and availability online.

Base locationWailuku, Hawaii

Tours offered11+

Specialtywater-activities

StewardshipLeave No Trace

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