Explore all the Hawaiian Islands:
O'AHU
MAUI
HAWAI’I
LANA’I
MOLOKA’I
KAUA’I
NI'IHAU
Separated from any major landmass by thousands of kilometres/miles of open ocean, Hawai'i is one of the remote places in the world and a favorite stopover for large migrating creatures such as humpback whales and whale sharks. Not only that, one-third of the marine life you'll encounter diving in the Hawai'ian Islands isn't found anywhere else. Manta rays, sea turtles and spinner dolphins also all call Hawai’i home.
Choose your adventure: wrecks, caverns, pelagic dives, lava tubes, walls, house reefs, liveaboards and hundreds of amazing photo opportunities are all on offer in Hawai'i. In addition, short “island hopper" flights make it easy to dive two or three islands on a week long holiday.
Take your kids to Kona's Seahorse Farm on Kona.
Dive a turtle cleaning station off of O’ahu.
Enjoy a sunset dive off Maui with your number one dive buddy.
Take unforgettable photos in an underwater cathedral off Lana'i.
All images are courtesy of:
- Hawaiian Tourism Authority: Sri Maiava Rusden, Ron Dahlquist, Kirk Lee Adder, Joe Solem
- Captain Steve Juarez