easy
3–4 hours
Moderate physical fitness recommended; comfortable walking and swimming required
Dive into Koloa Landing’s vibrant underwater world with Seasport Divers on Kauai’s south shore. From Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles to intricate reef formations, this shore dive offers a close-up look at Pacific marine life for all skill levels.
3-4 Hours • Ages 10+
Experience the thrill of shore diving at Koloa Landing, renowned as one of the Pacific's best dive spots. Explore vibrant underwater life, including Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles and colorful tropical fish, in depths perfect for all skill levels. Dive into an unforgettable adventure surrounded by stunning marine biodiversity!
3-4 Hours
Koloa Landing, also known as Whalers Cove, was voted one of the Best Shore Dives in the Pacific by Scuba Diving Magazine. With depths typically ranging to a max of 30-40 feet this dive is perfect for divers of all skill levels. Koloa Landing is home to Honu the Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle, Moray eels, octopus, scorpionfish and a large variety of tropical fish!
Optimal diving conditions depend on lower currents and calm tides—plan your dive around early morning hours for the best visibility and ease.
Protect marine life by applying environmentally friendly sunscreen before hitting the water to minimize reef damage.
Rocky entry points at Koloa Landing require sturdy footwear for safe footing both entering and exiting the water.
Maintain a safe distance from turtles and other marine animals to avoid disturbing their natural behaviors.
Koloa Landing was historically a whaling harbor, now cherished as a top dive spot famed for its diverse marine ecosystem.
Local dive operators promote reef preservation by educating visitors on reef-safe practices and supporting marine protected area regulations.
Keeps you warm during cooler water temperatures, especially in winter months.
winter specific
Essential for underwater visibility and surface breathing during shore entry.
Protect feet from rocky shore entry points at Koloa Landing.
Protects your skin while preserving the health of local marine ecosystems.
summer specific