Wherever you go, our crew will make sure you get the most out of your underwater adventure!

Duration

1.5-3 Hours Route Dictates

About

Our divers have been lucky to see endangered Hawaiian monk seals, humpback whales, and phenomenal coral formations. We’ll show you the best of Oahu’s underwater wildlife. Depending on your boat, tours depart from Kewalo Basin Harbor or Maunalua Bay. We provide transportation to and from the harbor.

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Best Private Oahu Dive Tour to the Exquisite Dive Sites:

• Sea Tiger: The deepest recreational shipwreck in Oahu’s waters. Ask your guide about the boat’s intriguing history involving 93 immigrants.
• San Pedro: A Korean fishing company operated this boat back in the 1970s when it caught fire off South Point.
• YO-257: Rich with history, this boat had its glory days during World War II and the Korean War.
• Ewa Pinnacles: Explore this ancient lava pinnacle formation adorned with vibrant Hawaiian corals and teeming with marine life at depths of 75-90 feet.
• Navy Tug: Dive into history with a visit to the Nashua, a Navy tugboat intentionally sunk in 2012 to create an artificial reef at 65 feet.
• Nautilus Reef: This is a prime location for octopuses and giant eels.
• Kaohikaipu Rabbit Island (State of Hawaii Seabird Sanctuary): Best private tour offers a thrilling underwater adventure with unique features at every turn. On the west side, dive into an average depth of 25 feet where vibrant coral in dazzling, rare colors stretches across the terrain, teeming with native fish that bring the reef to life. The north side, part of the exhilarating Rabbit Island drift dive, channels powerful currents between the sanctuary and Rabbit Island. Here, dramatic rocky outcroppings replace coral, and the surge from swells adds an edge of excitement—just be sure to keep clear of the island’s rugged edges. On the east side, the real magic begins with a breathtaking ledge and steep drop-off plunging to 60 feet. The water shifts to a striking blue as you explore massive rock cut-ins, hidden valleys, and mysterious caverns waiting to be discovered. Exceptional visibility reveals vivid colors in the deep blue spectrum, making this section unforgettable. As you round the route, the surge intensifies, adding to the thrill, before you head back to shore with a smooth 240-degree then 180-degree glide. This dive is sure to leave you breathless—in the best way possible!
• Horseshoe Reef: Dive into the excitement of this unique site, but keep an eye out for the large schools of barracuda and some of the largest moray eels you'll encounter around Oahu—they've made this reef their home! The reef itself forms a distinctive, slightly larger "H" shape, with a prominent horseshoe curve on the north side. Its top is adorned with vibrant, healthy coral, bustling with reef fish, and you might even catch the graceful fly-by of a spotted eagle ray. This site offers a thrilling mix of marine life and stunning underwater scenery that promises an unforgettable adventure!
• Kewalo Pipe: Stretching approximately 600 meters offshore from the Point Panic shoreline, an old discharge pipe has transformed into a vibrant underwater habitat. The pipe is encrusted with thriving coral growth, providing a colorful backdrop for marine life. Keep an eye out for octopuses nestled in the crevices at its base, a favorite hiding spot for these elusive creatures. At the pipe’s far end, one or two impressively large moray eels are often found lurking, adding an exhilarating edge to this unique dive site. It’s a fascinating blend of history and marine biodiversity, making it a must-explore spot for adventurous divers!

What to bring:

Swimsuit, sunscreen, towel, and waterproof camera. We provide all the diving gear and equipment but feel free to bring your wetsuit.

Ask about our GoPro9 rental at our dive shop.