moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have basic swimming skills and be comfortable in the ocean environment.
Join a small group tour from Keauhou Bay and snorkel alongside dolphins and turtles in Kealakekua Bay. Enjoy stunning views, vibrant marine life, and a visit to the historic Captain Cook Monument.
Protect your skin and Hawaii’s coral reefs by using environmentally friendly sunscreen during your snorkel adventure.
Waterproof bags or dry boxes are recommended to keep your belongings safe and dry during the boat trip.
While snorkeling, be aware of ocean currents and always stay close to your guide for safety.
Bring water to stay hydrated before boarding and after snorkeling to maintain energy levels.
The Captain Cook Monument marks the site where Captain James Cook first landed on the Big Island, an important historical landmark.
Efforts are in place to protect Kealakekua Bay’s delicate marine ecosystem, including restricted access points and guided tours that minimize habitat disruption.
Protect your skin without harming marine life, crucial on sunny Hawaiian days.
summer specific
High-quality gear enhances visibility and ease while exploring underwater.
Keeps personal items dry and secure during the boat trip.
Provides sun protection and warmth in cooler spring waters.
spring specific