Sunset & Fireworks 2-Tank Night Dive in Honolulu
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition with the stamina for two dives and handling gear in a marine environment.
Overview
Explore vibrant underwater life on a 2-tank night dive in Honolulu, topped with stunning Hilton Waikiki fireworks from your boat. Join a small group for an intimate and thrilling adventure beneath the waves.
Details
Discover the magic of night diving off the coast of Honolulu aboard the Diamond T2 with Aloha Scuba Diving Co. This unique two-tank night dive experience offers an exclusive glimpse into the vibrant marine life that comes alive after dark. Swim among colorful coral formations and encounter nocturnal sea creatures, creating unforgettable underwater memories. Between dives, enjoy the breathtaking Hilton Waikiki fireworks display from the boat, providing a spectacular surface interval. Designed for small groups, this adventure fosters a close-knit atmosphere where you can share excitement and camaraderie with fellow divers. Whether you're an experienced diver looking for a new challenge or seeking an extraordinary night adventure, this dive trip pairs the thrill of the ocean depths with iconic Hawaiian nightlife views, creating a truly captivating experience in the heart of Honolulu.
Adventure Tips
Bring a dive light
Essential for illuminating marine life during the night dive and ensuring safety.
Check weather and sea conditions
Night dives require calm seas for optimal visibility and safety; confirm conditions before booking.
Arrive early for briefing
Be punctual to complete equipment setup and safety briefings without rush.
Stay hydrated
Drinking water before and after dives helps prevent dehydration in warm ocean climates.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Magic Island Marine Reserve – a less crowded dive spot nearby
- Kewalo Basin Fishpond – historical coastal feature worth a visit
Wildlife
- Hawaiian Bigeyed Fish (Priacanthus meeki)
- Night-active reef octopus
History
Honolulu's waterfront area has long been a hub for maritime activities, blending local fishing traditions with modern tourism and scuba diving culture.
Conservation
The local dive community actively supports reef preservation efforts and encourages responsible diving to protect fragile coral ecosystems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Onboard the Diamond T2 for surface shots
- Shoreline near Hilton Waikiki
- Underwater near reef outcrops
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Night Diving Light
Critical for visibility and exploring the nocturnal marine environment safely.
Wetsuit (3mm-5mm)
Helps maintain body warmth during cooler water nights, especially in winter.
winter specific
Dive Computer
Tracks depth, time, and decompression limits for safe dive management.
Waterproof Camera
Capture stunning underwater scenes and the fireworks display above.