Getting on and off the boat is fairly easy from the dock. When comfortable,  and crew will always be beside you, you will need to step across the water onto the side entry. There are good sturdy railings to grab onto on either side of the entrance. I don't think there is anyone that has [...]

Motion Sickness Prep (Best Practices) The day before Consider an over-the-counter motion-sickness medicine per label directions (e.g., meclizine or dimenhydrinate). Taking the first dose the night before can help reduce drowsiness during your trip. Avoid alcohol and get good sleep. Prescription option Scopolamine patch (by prescription) can be very effective. Apply at least 4 hours [...]

Did you know that "Jaws" is still rated the #1 scariest movie of all times? This movie has really given sharks a bad rap. Less than one shark attack occurs per year on average in Hawaii. This attack rate is surprisingly low considering that tens of thousands of people swim, surf and dive in Hawaiian [...]

We offer exciting family adventures, allowing children to experience wildlife in its natural habitat, inspiring respect for nature and conservation. When booking, please let us know their ages so we can provide the appropriate life vests and snorkel gear. We trust parents to assess what’s appropriate for their child based on their temperament and [...]

We do require that everyone who gets into the water wear a provided flotation. We require them for safety and visibility (so we can see you). We have 'ski' belts or inflatable vests. Neither hinder swimming. Buoyant belts fit around the waist, and water can pass between you and the belt without restricting forward movement. [...]