Honolulu Wreck/Reef Boat Dive
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Diver should be comfortable in water and have basic swimming skills; no advanced fitness required.
Overview
Discover the vibrant underwater world of Honolulu with a private boat dive showcasing colorful reefs and historic wrecks. Perfect for all levels, this personalized experience promises unforgettable marine encounters. Keep reading to learn more about this exclusive adventure!
Honolulu Wreck/Reef Boat Dive
Advanced Open Water Certification or higher required
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About This Adventure
This dive leaves from Honolulu at the Ala Wai Harbor
Explore the fascinating underwater world with our Wreck/Reef Two Tank Boat Dive! This adventure takes you on two exciting dives, one on a wreck and one on a reef, both from our boat in Honolulu!
The wreck dive offers a unique opportunity to explore a sunken ship and its history, and is perfect for experienced divers who have completed the Advanced Open Water certification or higher. Our knowledgeable guides will lead you through the wreckage, pointing out interesting features and marine life along the way.
The second dive is on a beautiful coral reef, teeming with colorful fish and other marine creatures. This dive is suitable for divers of all levels, including those who are new to boat diving or have just completed their Open Water certification.
Our comfortable boat is fully equipped with all the necessary gear and amenities, and our friendly crew is dedicated to providing a safe and enjoyable diving experience. Between dives, you can relax on the boat and enjoy the stunning ocean views.
Overall, the Wreck/Reef Two Tank Boat Dive is a must-do for any diving enthusiast, and is a great way to explore the stunning underwater world of our oceans.
Adventure Tips
Bring your underwater camera
Capturing the vibrant coral reefs and shipwrecks makes for stunning memories and photo keepsakes.
Book in advance
Private dives are popular, so reserving early ensures you secure your preferred date and time.
Check health requirements
Ensure you meet scuba certification and health prerequisites for a safe and enjoyable dive.
Stay hydrated and sun protected
Bring water and sun protection, as you'll be on the boat preparing for your dive in the Hawaii sun.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Green sea turtles
- Hawaiian monk seals
History
The shipwrecks in Honolulu waters date back decades and offer a glimpse into Hawaii's maritime history, often serving as artificial reefs for marine life.
Conservation
Respect for marine ecosystems is prioritized; divers are encouraged to avoid touching corals and to practice reef-safe behaviors to preserve underwater habitats.
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Adventure Hotspots in Honolulu
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Wetsuit
Keeps you comfortable in Hawaii's warm waters while providing some protection against any stings or abrasions.
summer specific
Snorkel gear
Useful if you want to explore shallow reefs before or after your dive.
Underwater camera
Capture vivid photos of reefs and wrecks during your dive.
Sun protection
Apply reef-safe sunscreen or wear protective clothing to shield yourself from Hawaii’s strong sun.
summer specific