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Sunset Manta Ray Snorkel in Kailua-Kona: Small Groups Under 10A sunset manta ray snorkel tour in Kailua-Kona limits each group to no more than 10 swimmers in the water, with two crew members, a guide in English, and all gear provided. The boat departs from an in-water slip for fast boarding, travels 10–15 minutes to the snorkel site, and gives you 35–40 minutes in the water watching manta rays feed on plankton attracted to LED lights. Snorkel gear, wetsuits, bottled water, hot cocoa, tea and snacks are included; a minimum of 4 guests is required to run the tour.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a small-group encounter rather than a crowded one—the 10-person cap in the water means you're not jostling for position or watching the animals from a distance. If you're visiting Kailua-Kona for the first time and have a free afternoon or evening, this is a single, self-contained activity that requires no planning beyond showing up at the slip; gear, transport and timing are all arranged.
Maui: Mala Wharf Shark & Turtle Dive for Certified DiversYou descend on a sunken pier transformed into a thriving reef, swimming through schools of fish and past resting reef sharks while sea turtles glide around you. Your small group (max 4) gets personalized attention from your PADI guide as you explore the wreck for close to an hour. All SCUBA gear is provided, and the dive launches from a shop just steps from the shore.Is it for me?Book this if you're a certified diver who wants to see Maui's most prolific marine life in a single dive without arranging your own gear or navigating a crowded group—the small-group format and shore-based location mean you maximize time underwater and minimize logistics.
Big Island: Afternoon Sail & Snorkel at Captain Cook MonumentYou sail the Kona Coast for three hours, snorkel in Kealakekua Bay's marine sanctuary near the Captain Cook Monument, and watch for spinner dolphins and reef fish. All gear, sunscreen, and snacks are included. The boat departs from Keauhou Bay and returns the same way—no transfers needed if you're staying nearby on the west side of the Big Island.Is it for me?Right for snorkelers and confident swimmers who want to see Kealakekua Bay's reef and marine life without arranging their own boat—the three-hour window is what fits both the sail and the snorkeling into one afternoon without rushing either one.
Honolulu: Waikiki Whale Watching Trimaran & Guaranteed SightingsYou board a spacious trimaran and spend two hours watching humpback whales breach and dive in the channel off Waikiki, with a naturalist crew explaining what you're seeing and Diamond Head visible in the distance. Water and ice are included; you can bring your own food. If no one on your boat sees a whale, you get a free return trip. The boat leaves from a Waikiki location within walking distance of most hotels, and you're back ashore by mid-morning.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see humpback whales during the season without arranging your own boat or timing — the crew handles the navigation and the whale-finding, and the guarantee means you're not paying for a trip that might come up empty.
Bishop Museum Honolulu: Hawaiian History & Live Lava ShowYou get admission to all five exhibit spaces: Hawaiian Hall, Pacific Hall, the planetarium with Polynesian sky shows, the Science Adventure Center with live lava demonstrations, and the rotating Castle Memorial exhibits. The whole museum is yours to explore at your own speed, with no guide or group schedule — just entry, time, and the full story of Hawaiʻi's place in the Pacific. Plan three to four hours and wear comfortable shoes.Is it for me?Right for anyone starting a trip to Oahu who wants to understand Hawaiian and Pacific culture before exploring the islands themselves — the museum gives you the context that makes every beach, valley, and historical site you visit afterward make more sense.
Maui: Open-Air West Maui Tour Banyan Forest & BlowholeYou’ll ride an open-air shuttle through West Maui’s wild coastlines with a local guide, stopping for ocean views at Honolua Bay Lookout and dramatic cliffs near Nakalele Blowhole. Walk beneath enchanted banyan trees and taste fresh banana bread along the way. There’s time to breathe in sea air—and maybe laugh when things go off-script.
Oahu: Windward Coast Photo Tour & Hidden Beaches Day TripYou’ll ride along Oahu’s Windward coast with a local photographer-guide who knows all the best photo stops — from windswept cliffs to hidden beaches and local food stands. Expect salty breezes, laughter over lunch, and plenty of time to wander or snap photos at places like Makapuu Lighthouse and Waimanalo Beach Park. This isn’t just sightseeing; you’ll feel part of the island’s rhythm for a few hours.
Big Island: Volcano, Chocolate Farm & Rainbow Falls Day TripYou’ll stand at Kilauea’s steaming rim with a local guide who knows every story, taste fresh cacao at a working Big Island chocolate farm (yes, you get samples), and watch Rainbow Falls thunder into lush jungle mist. Includes pickup, snacks, lunch and someone who’ll answer every odd question you throw their way.
Kealakekua Bay snorkel tour by Zodiac: Beat the crowdYou’ll skim across Kona’s waves by Zodiac with a local guide, snorkel among tropical fish in Kealakekua Bay’s crystal waters, snack on sandwiches while watching for dolphins, and slip into secret sea caves along volcanic cliffs. Expect laughter, salt spray, and moments of total quiet you’ll remember long after you’ve dried off.Is it for me?The Zodiac's shallow draft gets you into coves and caves where catamaran tours can't go, which is what makes the rugged coastline and the resident marine mammals part of the same morning instead of a choice between them.
Oahu Helicopter Tour: Doors-Off/On, All Window SeatsA strictly private 1-hour helicopter tour of Oahu reserved for your family or group alone, with live commentary and all window seats. You choose doors-off or doors-on at no additional cost. The flight covers Waikiki Beach, Diamond Head, Makapuʻu Lighthouse, Kaneohe Bay, Mokolii Island and the North Shore's famous surf breaks. Minimum 2 passengers required; maximum 3 per helicopter, or groups of 4+ fly in multiple aircraft. Children from age 7 are welcome; ages 12 and older can sit by an open door. Check-in is 40 minutes before departure at the Honolulu office.Is it for me?A shared helicopter tour splits the views and the cost; this one keeps both for your group alone. You pick doors-off or doors-on at no extra charge, and everyone sits by a window because the helicopter is yours.
Honolulu: McGarrett's House Hawaii Five-0 Tour & LunchYou step inside McGarrett's House—the real set from Hawaii Five-0—and hear insider stories from a former crew member while eating lunch or snacks with Cousin Flippa. Choose Monday at 10 AM with a local sandwich, or Thursday at 1 PM with island treats. Public transit nearby means no car rental needed.Is it for me?Pick this if you're a Hawaii Five-0 fan and want to stand inside the actual house instead of just driving past it—the exclusive access and the crew member's stories are what make the difference.
Waikiki Sunset Boat Cruise: Dolphins, Whales & Diamond HeadA 90-minute sunset boat cruise departing from Waikiki that sails the coastline toward Diamond Head Crater as the sun sets over the water. The tour includes snacks and local beverages; dolphins and Hawaiian green sea turtles are frequently spotted, and humpback whales appear in winter months. Children from age 3 are welcome, and infants sit on an adult's lap.Is it for me?The boat departs from Waikiki, so if you're staying in the area or without a rental car, you skip the drive to a distant harbor—the sunset happens on the water where you already are, and you're back before dark.
Oahu: Open Water Shark Dive with Small Group & Snorkel GearYou’ll start at Haleiwa Harbor with your guide and a quick briefing before heading out for your open water shark dive off Oahu. With only six people per group and all snorkel gear included, you’ll float alongside Galapagos sharks under expert supervision—then share stories on the way back in. That feeling stays with you long after.
Kauai Movie Sites Tour: Opaekaa Falls & Kilauea PointA guided tour of Kauai's most famous movie filming locations, traveling through rainforests and valleys to Opaekaa Falls, Hanalei Town and Kilauea Point. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, along with narration from a professional driver/guide who points out scenes from blockbuster films at each stop. Lunch in Hanalei is on your own; the tour runs six to seven hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Skip the rental car and route planning—your hotel pickup handles the logistics while you visit the actual movie locations across Kauai's rainforests, waterfalls, and valleys in one guided day.
Maui: Private Air Tour for 2-5 with Waterfalls & Lava ViewsYou’ll board a private plane in Maui with your small group, flying above waterfalls, volcanic fields, and famous beaches like Kaʻanapali and Mākena. Listen to local stories through your headset as you circle Haleakalā and spot hidden coves along the Road to Hana. Expect moments of quiet awe mixed with laughter and easy conversation — it’s all included in your day.
Honolulu: Manoa Falls Hike & Waikiki ShuttleYou get picked up from your Waikiki hotel, driven to the trailhead, and walk a self-guided 2-mile rainforest trail to a 150-foot waterfall at your own pace. Water, bug spray, and walking sticks are provided. The shuttle returns you to your hotel at a set time, so you skip parking, directions, and the logistics of getting back.Is it for me?Book this if you want a rainforest hike to a real waterfall without renting a car or navigating Oahu's roads—the shuttle handles the logistics so you just show up and walk.
Kauai Self-Guided Audio Driving Tour: 280+ stops offlineA self-guided audio driving tour of Kauai with 280+ stops that play automatically based on your GPS location, covering Waimea Canyon, Na Pali Coast viewpoints, waterfalls and beaches. Download the app, load the tour offline, and drive at your own pace with suggested itineraries for half-day, full-day or multi-day trips. One purchase covers everyone in the vehicle and never expires.Is it for me?This tour suits anyone with a rental car or their own vehicle who wants to explore Kauai without a fixed schedule or a guide setting the pace. If you're staying in one location and don't have a car, you'll need to arrange a rental first—the tour itself is the audio commentary, not transportation.
Oahu North Shore Circle Island Tour: Small Group, Local Stops & Hotel PickupYou’ll circle Oahu with a small group and local guide—tasting fresh macadamia nuts, watching sea turtles on North Shore beaches, and learning stories behind famous spots like Dole Plantation and Waimea Bay. Expect laughter, real conversations, hotel pickup—and moments you’ll keep thinking about after you’re home.
West Oahu: Swim with Dolphins & Turtles Semi-Private TourYou’ll slip into West Oahu’s clear waters for a small-group dolphin swim tour along the Waianae coast, guided by locals who know every current and cove. Expect close (but respectful) encounters with wild dolphins and sea turtles, all snorkeling gear provided—and plenty of room to breathe on a semi-private boat. It’s not just about what you see; it’s how it feels to be part of their world for an afternoon.
Kealakekua Bay Outrigger Canoe Tour: Paddle to Cook MonumentAn outrigger canoe tour in Kealakekua Bay combines paddling to the Captain Cook Monument with snorkeling in a Marine Life Conservation Area, guided by locals whose families are rooted in the bay's history. The double-hull canoes hold up to ten passengers and require minimal paddling effort from you; the guide provides the muscle and narration while you take in the sights. Infants sit on an adult's lap; moderate fitness helps but the canoe's stability makes the experience accessible.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to experience Kealakekua Bay's history and marine life without paddling yourself—the outrigger canoe's stability and the guide's narration mean you can sit back and absorb the bay while the crew handles the work.
