challenging
3–4 hours
Divers should be in good physical shape with strong swimming skills and the ability to handle low-light underwater navigation.
Experience Honolulu’s underwater world in a new way with a private night dive tour. Explore wrecks and reefs after dark and encounter fascinating nocturnal marine life on this unforgettable adventure.
3.5 hours • Sunset and Night Dives • For experienced divers
Experience the thrill of night diving as you explore familiar wrecks and reefs transformed under the moonlight. Encounter nocturnal marine life like crustaceans and sharks, revealing a hidden underwater world. With private guides available, this unique adventure promises unforgettable sights and memories for seasoned divers seeking a new challenge.
3.5 Hours
What to expect: We're diving at sunset and after dark. Night dives are a great way to see the wrecks and reefs in a way that you have never seen before. While dive site names may be familiar, you will not recognize the reef.
Depending on the group, we dive on wrecks or reefs. We often find crustaceans, sharks, and other nocturnal animals cruising the reefs that we never see during the day.
Private Guides Available
Please note: Night diving adds a level of complexity. Divers should have a minimum of 25 dives or an advanced certification
What to bring: Swimsuit, towel, and warm clothes for after the dive. We can provide all the diving gear and equipment including lights, or bring your own and save some money
Ensure you are certified for night diving and comfortable with low-visibility conditions before booking the trip.
Bring reliable underwater dive lights to clearly see marine life and navigate the reef safely.
Maintain close proximity to your private guide to stay oriented and safe throughout the night dive.
Refrain from using scented lotions or perfumes as they can attract unwanted marine life like jellyfish.
Many of Honolulu’s underwater wrecks have World War II significance, offering divers a glimpse into the area’s naval past.
Hawaiian Diving Adventures practices reef-safe diving protocols to minimize impact and supports local marine habitat preservation efforts.
Essential for illuminating the dark underwater environment and spotting nocturnal marine life.
Provides warmth and protection against cooler water temperatures during night dives.
fall|winter specific
Helps monitor depth, time, and decompression limits for a safe night diving experience.
Useful for alerting the boat crew upon surfacing, enhancing safety when diving at night.