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The 12 most popular big island of hawaii tours. What each sail costs, how long you are on the water, and which crews run it well.
Snorkel historic Kealakekua Bay from Kona on a power catamaran, with gear, lunch, and chances to spot dolphins and humpbacks.
Most Popular“Jordan went far beyond in helping my wife and I He is the best Perk and Judy would say he is the best back hand you have”
Kona’s Red Hill snorkeling plus dolphin watch on a luxury catamaran with gear, meals, and fun water activities included.
“First class all the way. Crew was excellent, ship was excellent, and the location was perfect. Couldn’t ask for a better trip.”
Kona afternoon sail and snorkel to the Captain Cook Monument: reef-safe gear, snacks, guided time in the water, and optional onboard drinks.
“Great staff. Very helpful. Equipment was modern, clean and well taken care of. Strong recommendation for anyone new to the islands.”
Morning catamaran sail and snorkel in Kealakekua Bay with breakfast, gear, and lunch included from Kona’s coast.
“We had a wonderful time sailing and snorkeling on this trip.the captain and crew were very personable and attentive. Loved the historical information the captain gave us. I also thought our catamaran seemed a much better vessel than the others moored at Captain Cook bay. I would highly recommend this particular trip!”
Deluxe catamaran sail in Kona to Captain Cook Monument and Red Hill for guided snorkeling, plus breakfast and lunch included.
“Amazing experience! I can’t say enough about the crew on this ship and how friendly and helpful they were through the whole thing. The whole experience was so organized and snorkeling in those reefs was hands down one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen. We were able to capture a lot of colorful fish…”
Deluxe catamaran snorkeling in Kealakekua Bay and near Captain Cook, with breakfast, lunch, snorkel gear, and fish-guiding cards.
“Excellent crew, great little trip! The ride was amazing, they told us a little backstory about the monument we saw, they were very friendly and approachable. The atmosphere was chill, easygoing, we had enough time to explore the reef, we saw and swum with the dolphins! Definitely worth it!”
Waikoloa Signature Catamaran Sunset Sail: barefoot 53-foot catamaran, premium bar, live narration, Anaeho‘omalu Bay pause, and big Big Island views.
“Henry our bus tour guide with Aloha Sunshine was amazing, he made my wife and I’s honeymoon experience 10/10 with his interactive commentary. Definitely would recommend the tour with him.”
Fly over Kona on UFO Parasail with quick, safe flights up to 1,200 feet, dry boat landings, and small-group views along the coast.
“Awesome views and very nice gentlemen! It was worth to do it! Very communicative about check in and location. We even dip the feet in the water!”
Afternoon sail and snorkel to Kealakekua Bay’s Captain Cook Monument from Keauhou. Gear, snacks, and chances to spot dolphins.
“Wonderful crew,one of them did a lovely Hawaiian chant asking for entry into the bay as it is a very sacred place,we just loved that making it such a special trip and all the rest of the crew were exceptional and extremely safety conscious,impressive!”
Cruise Kona’s coast at sunset on a spacious catamaran with a full premium bar, snacks, and great chances for dolphins and whales.
“We got to see a whole school of Dolphins and a Whale too. The meal was fantastic… could not have asked for anything more thank you so much.!”
3-hour catamaran snorkel from A-Bay on the Big Island with sea turtles and tropical fish, plus a premium bar and lunch.
“We had a great morning snorkeling and sailing on the Spirit of Aloha. Beautiful boat with a great crew. We saw lots of colorful fish and a turtle while snorkeling. The sailing was fantastic. Drinks and food were plentiful and tasty.”
Kona whale watch on a deluxe catamaran with a premium bar, shade, and humpback sightings. Whale-guarantee return option.
“Great experience!! We must have had at least 50 whale sightings. The seating on the deck was so comfortable and the ride was so smooth that I could have fallen asleep on the short ride out to seen the whales.”
The sailing ports worth the trip, grouped by the sea they sit on.
