
Dolphins, Oahu Hawaii
The Hawaiian name for dolphin is nai'a, and refers to most dolphins found in Hawaiian waters. Personalized, unhurried excursions with knowledgable crew, and limited passenger counts make our encounters unique.
HAWAIIAN SPINNER DOLPHIN
PANTROPICAL SPOTTED DOLPHIN
BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN
ROUGH-TOOTHED DOLPHIN
STRIPED DOLPHIN (Stenella coeruleoalba): Sightings have historically been
infrequent.
FRASER'S DOLPHIN (Lagenodelphis hosei): Have only recently been
documented within the Hawaiian
Islands, during a 2002 cetacean survey.
RISSO'S DOLPHIN (Grampus griseus): Although considered rare in Hawaiian waters,
six sightings
were made during a 2002 survey.
Our wildlife tours focus on education and conservation so that an
interactive relationship can be maintained in the best interest of
both humans and dolphins. We strive to foster admiration and deep respect for
these wonder-ful marine mammals.
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to Whales, Dolphins and other marine mammals
Spinner
dolphins l Humpback Whales l Sea Turtles l Monk
Seals l Albatross l Coral Spawning l Manta
and Spotted Eagle Rays l Sharks
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