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Water Activities at Jack's Diving Locker: Sea Camp Adventure - Honolulu

Water Activities at Jack's Diving Locker: Sea Camp Adventure

Kailua-Kona

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Overview

Kids dive into marine adventures at Jack's Diving Locker’s Sea Camp, exploring ocean life through snorkeling, tide pools, and hands-on crafts. Discover why this camp stands out for young marine explorers.

Kailua-Kona, Hawaii

Sea Camp 1-Day Camp

AGES 6-12 | Snorkel, Scuba, and Marine Life Education Camps

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About This Adventure

Join an exciting marine adventure where campers aged 6-12 explore the wonders of ocean life! Through snorkeling, pool play, and arts & crafts, they’ll encounter dolphins, sharks, and coral reefs. Shore excursions to the beach and tide pools add to the unforgettable experience. Dive into fun and discovery!

Campers will learn about marine animals such as dolphins, whales, sharks, reef fish, sea turtles, and coral with snorkeling, pool play, arts & crafts. In the Jack’s pool, students will work on their skills snorkeling. Campers will also take shore excursions where they’ll have fun at the beach, explore tide pools, and do some snorkeling over a coral reef.

Details

Ages: 6 – 12 year olds Prerequisite: Know how to swim comfortably in water too deep to stand up in* Cost: $100 plus tax Time: 9:00am to 3:00pm

Registration: Check availability and sign up online, see the schedule below! If you have any questions or want to make your reservation over the phone please call Jack’s Diving Locker at 808-329-7585. Space is limited, so please make reservations early. Please click here for the Keiki camp registration forms. Print, sign, scan, and email forms to dive@jacksdivinglocker.com or bring completed forms to your orientation.

Cancellation Policy: Any cancellations during the final 7 days prior to the start of camp will result in full charge for the camp.

New Camper Orientation: Parents, please bring your new camper for an on-site orientation with Camp Director prior to camp start date and bring completed forms. For travelers who can’t make these arrangements, a phone appointment will be set up, please scan and email completed forms to dive@jacksdivinglocker.com.

Campers Need To Bring: Lunch, snack, reusable water bottle, swimsuit, rashguard, towel, hat, reef-safe sunscreen, change of clothes, and jacket. Also, bring mask/snorkel/fins if you have your own.

Discount– Campers receive a 10% discount on most merchandise.

Minimum 3 campers

  • Note: This is not a “learn to swim” course.

Adventure Tips

Apply Sunscreen Early

Protect young skin by applying waterproof sunscreen before activities start.

Bring Extra Towels

Having additional towels can keep kids comfortable after water activities.

Stay Hydrated

Encourage frequent water breaks to avoid dehydration during outdoor activities.

Wear Rash Guards

Rash guards help prevent sunburns and provide extra protection during snorkeling.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Green sea turtles
  • Humuhumunukunukuapua’a (reef triggerfish)

History

The local area has a rich maritime history dating back to ancient Polynesian sailors exploring these waters for centuries.

Conservation

Jack's Diving Locker emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including reef-safe sunscreens and responsible snorkeling tips to protect marine ecosystems.

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Recommended Gear

Swimsuit

Essential

A swimsuit is essential for swimming and snorkeling activities.

Sunscreen

Essential

High-SPF waterproof sunscreen protects skin during outdoor water fun.

Tide Pool Guide

A simple tide pool guide can help kids identify marine creatures.

Crocs or Water Shoes

Water shoes provide grip and protection on rocky tide pools.