Hawaii

Shark Diving

Our most recommended Hawaii Shark Diving

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  1. Oahu: Incredible 2-Hour Shark Dive on the North Shore

  Your heart begins racing as you get geared up to jump into the water with Sharks! This two-hour tour offers you the unique possibility of a shark dive, while ensuring your safety at all times. Don't miss out on your chance to discover the wonders of the sea on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii! Feel free to bring your own masks and snorkels or to get them on board. Your guide will give you a safety briefing at the start of the tour and will answer all your questions concerning this special adventure. Once we arrive at the dive spot, you'll be amazed by the color of the water in this area as it is a spectacular cobalt blue. You will be able to see far - up to 200ft (60 m) into the deep! Depending on the season, you will encounter such magnificent animals as the Hawaiian Green Sea turtles, playful dolphins and Humpback whales. If you prefer to stay on board, you still have the opportunity...

  Staff was great as they not only made sure you were safe but that you had the best experience possible.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, United States, 9/29/2021
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  2. Waikiki: Oahu Discovery Scuba Diving for Beginners

  Embark on an underwater adventure as you scuba dive in crystal clear waters perfect for beginners. Led by an experienced PADI certified instructor, take a beautiful guided tour of 2 of Honolulu's favorite reef sites, each teeming with interesting sea life and inhabiting unique seascapes. Climb aboard Dive Oahu’s charter and ride in style and comfort on a fully equipped boat with all necessary amenities including snacks and refreshments, both a sun and shaded deck, plenty of space to move around, and a restroom on board. While underway, your knowledgeable guide will brief you on the upcoming journey and provide insights about the dive sites you will visit, water conditions for the day, and what marine life you might encounter. Get fitted out with premier scuba equipment and jump into the water to go over basic scuba diving skills with your PADI certified instructor. Dive through crisp b...

  Such a great experience. The instructor was great and we saw dolphins, turtles, eels, and fish!

  Reviewed by Alexandra, 8/30/2021
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  3. Oahu: Wreck & Reef Scuba Dive for Certified Divers

  Climb aboard Dive Oahu’s charter and ride in style and comfort on a fully equipped boat with a sun deck and shaded deck, plenty of space to move around, and a restroom on board. As a certified diver, get ready for a day of underwater adventuring through one of Hawaii's deepest recreational diving wrecks on the south shore of Oahu.   You choose to visit the Sea Tiger dive site or the YO-257 and San Pedro wreck sites. The Sea Tiger dive site is a former trading vessel which rests in 123 feet of water while the superstructure and deck are at depths of 60-90 feet, both offering you incredible sights. Begin your exploration of this beautiful wreck keeping your eyes peeled for resident whitetip reef sharks, 6-foot sea turtles, moray eels, eagle rays, and massive schools of fish. The YO-257 and San Pedro are 2 other recreational wreck sites where you will explore 2 ships laid side by side wi...

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  4. Oahu: Shallow Reef Scuba Dive for Certified Divers

  Cast off on Dive Oahu’s charter and ride in style and comfort on a fully equipped boat with a sun and shaded deck, plenty of space to move around, and a restroom on board.  While cruising to your first dive site, your certified instructor will share information about water conditions for the day and what marine life you might encounter.   Swim through crystal clear turquoise waters and explore extraordinary reef formations brimming with sea life. Follow PADI Certified guide around the reef for amazing opportunities to see sharks, eels, rays, octopus, starfish, crabs, Hawaiian endemic fish, dolphins, and more.   After a short interval on the surface, perfect for soaking up some sun, return to the underwater world to experience another amazing scuba dive. Visit Turtle Canyons, a reef site that was formed thousands of year ago due to volcanic activity. Marvel at the large rock encrusted c...