moderate
2–3 hours
Divers should be in good physical shape with the stamina to manage diving gear and underwater conditions during evening hours.
Experience the magic of Maui Ocean Shores after dark with a guided Night Dive. Encounter lobsters, octopuses, and eels active in their natural hunting grounds, illuminated by powerful LED lights for unforgettable underwater encounters.
Starting at $139
Experience the thrill of a Night Dive off Maui Ocean Shores, where you’ll encounter vibrant nocturnal sea life like lobsters, octopus, and eels in their natural hunting grounds. With small group sizes and high-powered LED lights, this unforgettable adventure offers stunning photography opportunities against a mesmerizing dark backdrop.
This is a MUST SEE!!! We meet just before sunset. Nocturnal critters comprise of more than half of the sea life off Maui Ocean Shores. The fish change color and mostly are hiding, while the invertebrates are prowling. You may see, many different types of Lobsters, Crabs, Octopus, Nudibranchs (Spanish Dancers), File fish, Moray and Conger Eels hunting and possibly catching fish (Brutal Entertainment). If you are a photographer, nighttime is when you really want to shoot. This is your opportunity to get close with a black back drop behind your subjects.
Once you try Night Diving you will agree that this IS the most popular dive experience. Scared of the dark? Don't be, with our great visibility you can see each other even with the light off. But of course, we dive with dive High Powered LED lights. We don't OVERBOOK!!! Night Dive groups are small unlike some of the others.
**• To dive, you must be a certified diver.
• Shallow Dives must be completed 12hrs prior to going to elevation 1000ft or greater and Deep and/or repetitive dives must be completed 18hrs prior to going to elevation 1000ft or greater**
Essential for night dives, your own dive light helps you explore and spot nocturnal creatures beyond the group’s main beam.
Nighttime temps can dip, so wear an appropriate wetsuit to maintain warmth during the dive.
Precise buoyancy is key to avoid disturbing marine life and the reef during night exploration.
Move slowly and calmly to respect the nocturnal animals’ comfort and safety.
Lahaina was a historic whaling port that became the capital of the Kingdom of Hawaii before Honolulu took over in 1845.
Operators adhere to strict low-impact diving guidelines to protect the fragile reefs and nocturnal species in Maui Ocean Shores.
Provides thermal protection for cooler nighttime water temperatures.
Crucial for illuminating the underwater environment during the night.
Ensures safety in case the primary light fails.
Ideal for capturing the unique nocturnal marine life and lighting effects.