
North Shore Shark Cage Diving from Haleʻiwa
Cruise about three miles off Oʻahu's North Shore with a Native Hawaiian-owned crew and snorkel inside a floating cage among wild sharks, or ride along on the boat and watch from the deck.
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Cruise about three miles off Oʻahu's North Shore with a Native Hawaiian-owned crew and snorkel inside a floating cage among wild sharks, or ride along on the boat and watch from the deck.

A shared-boat parasail flight from Kewalo Basin Harbor with views of Waikīkī, Diamond Head and Oʻahu's south shore; choose a 700, 850 or 1,000-foot tow line, or ride along as an observer.

A two-hour morning whale watching sail from the Ala Wai Harbor aboard the stable Hokulani trimaran, with a crew and onboard naturalists, shaded seating, bottled water, a BYOB cooler and restrooms, offered in humpback whale season.

A relaxed two-hour daytime catamaran sail from Kewalo Basin along the Waikiki coastline, with views of Diamond Head, covered and open-air seating and onboard restrooms.

Snorkel Turtle Canyon off Waikiki with equipment and water included; younger ride-along guests remain aboard.

A 15-minute group ride on an inflatable banana boat towed by a jet ski across Maunalua Bay, with Koko Head and the Koʻolau Range as the backdrop.

A two-hour sail and snorkel trip from the Ala Wai Harbor aboard the Hokulani trimaran to Turtle Canyon, a reef cleaning station known for green sea turtles, with snorkel gear, bottled water, a BYOB cooler, restrooms on board and a turtle guarantee.

A 30-minute Yamaha WaveRunner ride, solo or tandem, on a marked course in the protected waters of Maunalua Bay with views of Diamond Head and Koko Head.

A small-group parasail flight on a 600-foot tow line over Maunalua Bay, with views of Diamond Head, Koko Head and Oʻahu's southeast coast; observers can ride along.