Paddle to the Captain Cook Monument — Guided Outrigger Canoe Tours

Ehu and Kai Adventures — Guided Outrigger Canoe Tours in Kealakekua Bay

Ehu and Kai Adventures operates guided outrigger canoe tours from Captain Cook, Hawaii to the Captain Cook Monument in Kealakekua Bay. The Guided Outrigger Canoe Tour in Kealakekua Bay blends traditional Hawaiian canoeing with narrated history, coastal paddling, and snorkeling inside the Kealakekua Bay Marine Life Conservation Area.

Why choose a guided outrigger canoe tour to Kealakekua Bay

• Direct access to the Captain Cook Monument: Trips paddle to the historic monument located in Kealakekua Bay.
• Traditional outrigger canoes: Tours use unique Hawaiian-style outrigger canoes for an authentic paddling experience.
• Snorkeling in a marine reserve: After paddling past sea cliffs and caves, participants snorkel and swim in the clear waters of the Marine Life Conservation Area.

What the Guided Outrigger Canoe Tour includes

Participants can expect a guided Big Island outrigger canoe tour that covers the cultural and historic context of Captain Cook and nearby temples. The tour navigates coastal features such as sea cliffs and caves and includes stops for snorkeling and swimming in Kealakekua Bay’s protected waters. The experience emphasizes paddling in a traditional canoe and learning about the bay’s history and marine environment.

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• Captain Cook Monument canoe tour
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Route and on-water experience

The route moves from the Captain Cook area out to Kealakekua Bay, paddling past notable coastal features such as sea cliffs and caves. On arrival near the Captain Cook Monument, the tour provides time for snorkeling and swimming inside the Marine Life Conservation Area. Guides narrate the history of Captain Cook and the surrounding temples while on the canoe.

Conservation and marine access

The snorkeling portion of the trip takes place within the Kealakekua Bay Marine Life Conservation Area, where clear waters support marine life and snorkeling opportunities. The guided format provides structured access to the bay’s marine environments and the Captain Cook Monument.

Book with confidence

Ehu and Kai Adventures is featured on The Adventure Collective for its Guided Outrigger Canoe Tour in Kealakekua Bay. Travelers searching for a combined paddle-and-snorkel experience from Captain Cook, Hawaii will find the tour’s focus on traditional outrigger canoes, narrated history, and marine snorkeling an appropriate match for Kealakekua Bay activities.

For searchers using terms like “Kealakekua Bay outrigger canoe,” “Captain Cook Monument canoe tour,” or “snorkeling Kealakekua Bay,” Ehu and Kai Adventures is a listed option offering guided canoe access to the bay and monument.