$329 | 3 Tank Boat Dive | 5-6 Hours | Open Water Certification Required
Head out from Honolulu for long‑haul wreck dives across Oahu’s leeward shelf. Wreck and Roll links deep WWII and purpose‑sunk wrecks with vibrant reef life—ideal for certified divers ready for multi‑site charters.
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Difficulty
challenging
Duration
5–6 hours
Fitness Level
Should have good aerobic fitness and comfort with repeated boat entries, surface intervals, and deep dives; able to carry basic gear with assistance.
Wildlife
History
Several sites are purpose‑sunk: Sea Tiger was scuttled in 1996; the Corsair is a WWII aircraft ditched in 1946, creating layered human and natural history.
Conservation
Operators emphasize buoyancy control and no‑touch diving to protect coral and resident species; report any artifact exposure to guides to preserve sites.
Trident Adventures
$329 | 3 Tank Boat Dive | 5-6 Hours | Open Water Certification Required
Trident Adventures is a Honolulu-based ocean-activity provider specializing in guided snorkeling, SCUBA diving, private charters and high-adrenaline ocean jumps. Operating along Oahu’s south shore, Trident Adventures offers private charters for up to 30 passengers and a broad range of dive and snorkel experiences designed for beginners through advanced divers.
PADI certification options include accelerated PADI Advanced Open Water courses (five dives with e-learning), PADI Open Water Scuba Diver referral programs (two days with four boat dives), continuing education, and class offerings for new divers and referral students. All necessary dive equipment is provided for certification courses and guided dives.
For non-certified guests, Discover Scuba Dive (DSD) sessions provide three-hour introductions to SCUBA for ages 10 and up, instructed by PADI staff trained by Navy SEALs. Certified divers can choose one-tank or two-tank boat dives that showcase Hawai‘i marine life such as sea turtles, octopus, eels and dolphins; two-tank dives include equipment, snacks and beverages.
Trident Adventures also operates specialty experiences including snorkel adventures with snorkel scooters and floating mats, helicopter ocean jumps with scenic boat returns, special event helicopter jumps, and a Navy SEAL–style full-day program led by a Navy SEAL instructor. Featured on The Adventure Collective, Trident Adventures combines professional instruction, full equipment provisioning and curated ocean itineraries for safe, memorable adventures in Honolulu.
Boat Capacity
30 passengers
Private charters accommodate groups
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii
Operates along Oahu’s south shore
Instructor Types
PADI & Navy SEAL-trained
Professional and specialized instruction
Experiences
14 experiences
Snorkel, dive, jump and certification trips
Reserve private charters, PADI courses, snorkel trips or a helicopter jump — limited availability for premium experiences, book now.
Bring your certification and logbook
This is a certified‑diver only trip—bring your card, recent logbook entries, and any specialty certs for wreck penetration.
Plan for early check‑in
Arrive 30 minutes before departure at 3 Aloha Tower Drive, Honolulu, HI to finalize paperwork and gear; charters leave at 7:00 a.m.
Manage gas and profiles conservatively
Dives visit 60–125 ft depths—plan conservative bottom times, monitor your computer, and consider a deco plan if you exceed recreational limits.
Use reef‑safe practices
Maintain good buoyancy, avoid contact with coral and artifacts, and follow guide briefings to protect fragile habitats.
Primary dive kit (BCD, regulator, gauges)
Reliable gear is essential for multi‑dive charters and deeper profiles.
summer
Dive computer with deep profile and deco tracking
Monitor no‑deco limits and gas consumption on dives to 115+ ft.
Surface marker buoy (SMB)
Required for surface signaling during ascent and boat pickup in open water.
12‑3mm exposure protection or wetsuit hood
Helps with comfort during early morning crossings and longer surface intervals.
winter