Snorkeling or Diving in Honolulu

Snorkeling or Diving in Honolulu

When booking, you can choose between two options. Both take place in the lagoon of Magic Island, a white sand beach on a small peninsula in Honolulu and include a guide. Here are the details of each option:

Snorkeling in Honelulu

At the selected time, we'll meet at the Magic Island Lagoon, a white sandy beach located on a small peninsula in Honolulu.

First, we'll start the activity by equipping ourselves with snorkeling gear. We'll put on our goggles, snorkel, and fins and head to shore to begin our shallow water experience.

We'll go into the sea and let the water cover us up to our waists to start learning the basic snorkeling techniques. After we're taught how to breathe with the snorkel, we'll also learn some underwater communication signals.

Once we've mastered the technique, we'll start swimming. Accompanied by the guide, we'll enter the lagoon of Isla Magica to admire its underwater flora and fauna. We'll be able to see sea turtles, colorful fish, sea urchins, and coral reefs - you'll be captivated by the sight!

After about an hour to an hour and a half, we'll arrive back at the starting point and say our goodbyes.

Scuba Diving in Honolulu

If you're looking to dive in Honolulu, this scuba diving activity is perfect for you! We'll begin by putting on our scuba gear and heading to the shore for a brief safety introduction. You'll learn basic safety rules, underwater communication signals, and how to use the diving equipment properly.

Once we’re ready, we’ll dive in to practice everything you’ve learned. Accompanied by the instructor, we’ll explore the waters of Honolulu and enjoy its underwater beauty. You'll feel like an expert diver as you encounter schools of fish, sea turtles, coral reefs, and other unique species characteristic of the Pacific's flora and fauna

What's more, we'll record a video of your dive, providing you with an unforgettable audiovisual souvenir. After an hour to an hour and a half of activity, we'll conclude the diving baptism by returning to the surface and saying goodbye at the starting point.