1 TANK TURTLE DIVE & SNORKEL
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Local: 1-808-875-0333
CHECK YOUR ELIGIBILITY TO DIVE
Due to improving safety standards in the State of Hawaii, we are now requiring all divers to complete a medical questionnaire prior to any dive trip. This is our way to verify that no guest has any health contradictions that may prevent them from safely diving with us and other guests. Some health contradictions may require approval by a physician prior to diving. Please review the form above to check if you will require a physician’s approval.
There is NO need to complete this form now!
You will be required to answer these questions as part of your waiver prior to your trip.
PRICING
tax & fees not included in pricing
1 Tank Certified Diver: $129.00
Snorkeler (Ages 5+): $99.00
Add Private Dive Master: $300.00
Gratuity is not included
DESTINATIONS (Days)
Tuesday and Thursday
Includes: All Equipment (Snorkel, Mask, Fins, Wetsuit, BCD, Regulator, Tanks, Weights), Heavy Appetizers, Snacks, Drinks, Reef-Safe Sunscreen and Towels
Items to Bring: Swim Suit, Sunglasses, Light Jacket, Certification Card (Open Water Diver) and Cash for Gratuity and Merchandise .
PREREQUISITES
This dive requires you download and complete the medical form listed below.
FEATURES
- 1 Tank Certified Dive
- Snorkeler Option
- Dive Depth 20' - 40' (avg.)
- Turtle Point
- Heavy Pupu's, Snacks and Drinks
- Private Charters Available
- Departs from Ma'alaea
MENU
CHECK-IN / LOCATION
CHECK IN : 1:00 pm
TIME: 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm (3 hours)
CHECK IN LOCATION: Ma’alaea Harbor on the Oceanside pier.
For charters through October 31, check-in at Slip #38.
For charters starting November 1, check-in at Slip #74.
OVERVIEW
This dive and snorkel excursion is ideal for late risers! Join us for an afternoon of snorkeling and diving aboard the Maka Koa. This is a great way for snorkelers and divers to enjoy their underwater adventure together!
Our destination is Turtle Point, an ideal location for snorkeling and diving. This area has the second longest, continuous reef on Maui and the Hawaiian Honu (green sea turtles) frequent this area. It is referred to as a turtle cleaning station. The turtles will rest on the sand bottom and the small fish will eat the algae off their shells. Watch these protected creatures, from a safe distance, as they rest on the bottom or they glide gently over the colorful beds of coral. Please note, the destination is always based on wind and sea conditions.
Our experienced instructors will teach you the basic skills. The instructor will introduce the equipment you will use, teach basic safe diving practices, and provide a fascinating marine life briefing. You will practice and become comfortable breathing underwater before setting off on an exciting tour of the reef with your instructor’s expert guidance.
Between the end of December and the end of April this trip affords a great opportunity to see humpback whales in the waters surrounding Maui which is a National Marine Sanctuary for these endangered whales.
