Maui Olowalu Kayak and Snorkel Tour
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Experience Highlights
Enjoy an unforgettable aquatic adventure with this guided kayak and snorkel tour off the coast of Olowalu, West Maui. You'll paddle over crystal clear waters with spectacular views of West Maui's mountains and then dive into Turtle Reef to swim alongside sea turtles and tropical fish.
This tour is conducted in small groups and is guided by local experts who will introduce you to Hawaii's marine ecology and history. If you visit between December and April, you'll have the opportunity to see humpback whales in their natural habitat. The meeting point is at Olowalu Beach, at mile marker 14 on Hwy 30.
- Swim alongside sea turtles and tropical fish.
- Paddle the protected waters of Olowalu and watch for whales (in season).
- Snacks, water and all snorkelling equipment included.
What’s included
- Professionally guided tour
- Use of kayak and snorkelling equipment
- Life jackets
- Whale listening hydrophone (in season)
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Step by Step
Embark on a 4-hour guided tour of Maui's west coast, paddling a kayak over the serene waters of Olowalu, known for its clarity and natural richness. This protected area is ideal for both ocean lovers and those looking for an active way to connect with Hawaiian nature.
After paddling in a stunning setting with majestic views of the West Maui Mountains, you'll stop to snorkel at Turtle Reef, a natural cleaning station for green sea turtles, where you'll also see hundreds of tropical fish. If you take the tour between December and April, you can watch humpback whales and listen to their songs through an underwater hydrophone.
During the tour, your guide will share with you knowledge about marine ecology, Hawaiian history, whale behaviour and much more. All necessary equipment(life jackets, snorkels, bottled water and snacks) is included.
This tour does not require previous kayaking or snorkelling experience, but does require basic swimming skills. It is ideal for families, couples or travellers looking for a memorable experience in direct contact with Hawaiian marine life.
