Honolulu

Water Sports

Our most recommended Honolulu Water Sports

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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. Beauty and the Feast: a Circle Island Experience

  •Light, local breakfast with a bottle of water: Leonard’s Malasadas served at Hanauma Bay Lookout –A 15-minute stop. •Halona Blowhole Lookout – 10-minute stop. One of Oahu’s natural wonders. •Nu’uanu Pali Lookout – 10-minute stop. Breathtaking ocean & mountains views •Tropical Macadamia Nut Farm •Lunch at a North Shore Shrimp truck. Choose from any of their signature entrees: butter garlic shrimp / spicy garlic lemon shrimp / & coconut shrimp. Non-shrimp and vegetarian options available. LUNCH INCLUDED •Kahuku Fruit Stand – Known for its fried local banana! Try their locally grown exotic fruits! •Visit historic Haleiwa Town: famous for surfing shopping and shave ice! Stroll the town and take in the North Shore ambiance and flavors- ask your guide his or her recommendations! •A stop at famous Matsumoto Shave ice- purchase optional •Dole Pineapple Plantation – A 30-minute stop, hom...

  I loved this tour ! Our guide was very knowledgeable and funny, experienced great food and a spectacular sites. Our group of seven all enjoyed!

  Reviewed by Edwardine, United States, 8/29/2021
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  3. Oahu: Eco-Friendly West Oahu Snorkel Sail with Dolphins

  Hawaii's snorkeling is unparalleled, with its crystal clear waters and warm ocean currents. On this beautiful cruise, you'll go in search of the famed Hawaiian Spinner Dolphins. As you board the boat headed for the turquoise waters of the Ko Olina coast, you'll keep your eyes open for these playful creatures, who like to jump and play in the waves of the boat – just like you! As you set sail, you'll be treated to a tasty continental breakfast, and later on to a picnic lunch as well. There's a great bar on board, and your first two alcoholic drinks are free! There are unlimited non-alcoholic drinks all day long, and cheap beer and wine for those inclined to a bit more indulgence. When you jump into the water you'll understand why Hawaii is such a magical place. You'll get a perfect view of the colorful fishes, corals, and underwater creatures. You'll be riding on an eco-friendly sailbo...

  We were well treated by excellent crew - Chris, Quinn and Tyler. Lots of Dolphins, and saw a number of different fish at the snorkeling site - including a sea turtle. Exactly as written in the ad for the trip. Well worth the money

  Reviewed by Jerome, 9/26/2021
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  4. Oahu: Majestic Full-Day Circle Island Tour

  Experience this majestic island tour. Join an adventure and discover all of Oahu’s majestic grandeur. Be captivated by the unique beauty and the dramatic history found at every turn. The morning sun slowly warms the sandy beaches of Waikiki as your guide takes you on a journey through the history of the island. History comes alive before your eyes as you weave up the Koʻolau Mountains to the Nuʻuanu Pali Lookout where King Kamehameha I battled to unite the Hawaiian Islands. Shortly after, gaze at the beautiful Byodo-In Temple, a replica of the Byodo-in Temple in Japan, built to commemorate the 100-year anniversary of the first Japanese immigrants in Hawaii. Cruise along seven miles of world-famous surfing beaches on Oahu’s north shore and sample the local flavors along the way. Waimea Valley and its waterfalls await you, discover this beautiful place steeped with history, spirituality ...

  Tour was good, a lot of visited places around the island. Tour guide with experience of island history. Lunch area not in compliance with Covid requirements.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 8/29/2021
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  5. Oahu: Premium Waikiki 64-passenger Submarine Tour

  Climb aboard Atlantis XIV, the world's largest hi-tech passenger submarine which holds a whopping 64 passengers—that's 16 more people compared to the smaller 48-passenger submarines. Dive 100 feet below the surface and experience Waikiki’s marine mysteries.

  Being in a submarine and descending to 100 feet underwater is an adventure in itself. Also get to see real marine life up close. The Atlantis Waikiki dive site is home to many Hawaiian fishes, coral, and turtles.

  Known for its quality and safety, Atlantis is an eye-opening experience that takes you beyond the classroom as you learn about coral, reef life, and submersibles while visiting sunken shipwrecks, airplanes, and other artificial reefs.

  Atlantis has a spacious air-conditioned interior, large viewports, and comfortable seating. The hi-tech ...

  Submarine tour is amazing! Leaving right at Waikiki Beach, I enjoyed the boat ride first, watching the Waikiki, Diamond Head and our submarine coming out. Cruising under the water was very relaxing and interesting! Guides narrated the whole time telling so many exciting facts. Saw plenty of fish It's a must do during your visit!

  Reviewed by Roksolana, United States, 8/29/2021
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  6. Oahu: Go City All-Inclusive Pass with 40+ Experiences

  The Oahu Go City All-Inclusive Pass provides free admission to the island's top activities, attractions, and tours, offering the ultimate in convenience, savings, and flexibility. Choose between a 1- to 7-day pass at a low, pre-paid price. Save up to 55% compared to full retail admission prices. The more you do, the more you save. Go on a historic tour to Pearl Harbor, enjoy a day at Sea Life Park, take in a cultural experience at the Polynesian Cultural Center, or go snorkeling in Waikiki. When you buy a 3-, 4-, 5-, or 7-day card pass, you’ll also receive free admission to one premium activity. Included activities, attractions, and tours with the Oahu Savings Pass (for all pass durations):

  Cultural & Historic Sights

  • Polynesian Cultural Center • Battleship Missouri Memorial at Pearl Harbor • Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum at Pearl Harbor • USS Arizo...

  Don’t use the go Oahu pass at Pearl Harbor things. They aren’t very expensive to do the extra tours and getting in the park is actually free. Use your pass on things that would cost a lot to do, like the Polynesian Cultural Center. We mistakenly paid full price for that not realizing it was included, and saved it for Pearl Harbor and that was barely any cost.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 3/5/2021
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  7. Hidden Gems of Oahu Tour with North Shore Turtle Snorkeling

  Take a full-day tour to visit all of Oahu’s major landmarks and hidden spots. This tour includes a special stop to snorkel with the giant Hawaiian green sea turtles.

  Your local guide will talk to you about the history and culture of Hawaii while taking you to some of its lesser-known gems. Experience Hawaii as the locals know and love. Stops also include lots of the major sights such as Chinaman's Hat and Oahu's famous North Shore. Visit sites such as Diamond Head, Halona BlowHole, Makapuu Pt. Macadamia Nut Farm, ChinaMan’s Hat, North Shore Shrimp Trucks, North Shore Fruit Stand, Sunset Beach, Turtle Snorkeling, and Dole Pineapple Plantation. This tour will have you saying "Mahalo" like a local, as you absorb the local saltwater and dine on local cuisine offered by the authentic local food trucks.

  Had an overall pretty good time. Wasn’t impressed with the snorkeling. I was really looking forward to that. That was one main reason I scheduled this. It rained the day before and the waters were super cloudy. Couldn’t see anything and didn’t get to see any sea turtles. So if you’re wanting to snorkel with turtles I wouldn’t recommend this trip.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, United States, 9/24/2021
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  8. Waikiki: Turtle Canyons Snorkel Excursion

  Experience the magical underwater world of sea turtles. Dive under the waves with a snorkel and see the rainbow of tropical fish. Connect with the wide array of stunning marine life on this two-hour tour.

  Start off with a cruise along the coast, where you can potentially spot spinner dolphins and humpback whales during the wither months. Once at the Turtle Canyons, you’ll get a brief lesson on snorkeling and your snorkeling equipment. 

  Snorkel alongside the sea turtles and tropical sea life under the supervision of a certified lifeguard, returning to the boat whenever you please to relax with complimentary refreshments.

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  9. Oahu: 3-Hour Dolphin Watching & Snorkel Excursion in Waianae

  Climb aboard the luxury 34-foot state-of-the-art cruise vessel “Nai’a I,” and see dolphins and whales playing in the lovely waters of Oahu. The 3-hour excursion will get you close to spinner dolphins and other colorful marine life of the Pacific Ocean. A friendly and experienced team will make sure you have the time of your life, with opportunities to snorkel among some of the best reefs in Hawaii. You will travel in small groups to ensure everyone gets a great view of the sea life. Choose from 2 daily excursions, departing at either 07:00 or 10:30, from the westside of Oahu. Dolphin sightings and swimming in the water with the dolphins is a daily event; although the captain reserves the right to have the final word on letting guests in the water for the safety of you and the dolphins. Snorkel among clear, protected bays that are teeming with sea life. During the winter months of Decem...

  We saw so many dolphins! The guides did a fantastic job making the experience perfect. The snorkeling spot at the end of the trip was also great - there were lots of fish and at least two turtles.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 9/7/2021
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  10. Best of Oahu Island Tour

  Spend the day exploring Oahu’s most scenic sights, unique culture, and rich history. Travel from Diamond Head Crater along the southern coast to the famous surfing beaches of the North Shore. Get a complete overview of all the scenic points from your tour driver. Some of the featured sites include (an asterisk denotes a stop): • Diamond Head: Hawaii’s most recognized landmark • Kahala Estates: Hawaii’s Gold Coast • Hālona Blowhole lookout*: Where a volcanic lava tube propels water up to the sky • Waimānalo Town: Known for its local flavor and numerous plant nurseries • Nu‘uanu Pali lookout*: Offers panoramic views of the coastline to the sheer mountains veiled by the clouds • Byodo-In Temple*: Commemorates the first Japanese immigrants to Hawaii • Chinaman’s Hat: The basalt islet in Kaneohe Bay that’s shaped curiously like a hat. According to Hawaiian mythology, the island is for...