challenging
5–6 hours
Divers should be in good physical condition, comfortable with walking on sand and swimming in night conditions.
Dive into a rare nighttime world at Koloa Landing with Makana O Kauai. This two-tank shore dive offers certified divers a unique chance to see tropical marine life awaken under the stars.
Certified Diver • 5.5 Hours • Ages 10+
Experience the thrill of a two-tank twilight/night shore dive at Koloa Landing, designed for certified divers. This physically demanding adventure includes all scuba gear and offers a unique opportunity to explore underwater wonders as the sun sets. Prepare for an unforgettable dive in a stunning coastal setting.
5.5 Hours
The dive tour rate for Certified divers for a two tank twilight/night shore dive at Koloa Landing is $268 plus tax per diver
All scuba gear is included. Tour is physically demanding. Must be able to walk 200 yards down the beach. They do not need to carry the scuba gear as we have a cart that we will pull the gear in but must be able to walk the 200 yards back and forth down the beach twice. Also it does require a bit of swimming from the shore entry so if you have a bad back, neck, knee, leg or foot injury it may not be the best tour for you.
Wear your swimsuit under your clothes, Bring a change of clothes for after the dive, Bring a towel, Bring a light jacket, such as a windbreaker or hooded jacket, just in case we get some rain.
Evenings by the shore can turn cool and breezy after sunset—pack a windbreaker or hoodie.
Be prepared for walking roughly 200 yards on sand to the dive entry site, plus the physical demands of a two-tank dive.
All scuba gear comes included, so just bring your certification card and dive log if available.
This tour requires certified divers comfortable with night diving techniques and conditions.
Koloa Landing is part of an area historically significant for early sugar plantations, marking Kauai’s agricultural heritage.
Makana O Kauai supports marine conservation efforts by promoting responsible dive practices and minimizing reef disturbance.
A reliable dive light is critical for safety and visibility during night dives.
Provides thermal protection and guards against abrasions from rocky shore entry.
all specific
Helps with efficient swimming and stability on slippery shore rocks.
Useful for recording dive details and certification info after the experience.