Jun 7, 2025 | Maui Hawaii, Maui Scuba & Snuba, Maui Snorkeling, Molokini Crater
Arrive on Maui’s leeward side, and it may be impossible to tear your eyes away from Molokini. This small, horseshoe-shaped landmass rests between Makena and the outlying island of Kaho’olawe. Roughly two and a half miles away (and little more than fifteen minutes by...
Feb 1, 2025 | Maui Hawaii, Maui Snorkeling, Maui Whale Watching, Molokini Crater
From sea turtles to colorful forest birds, Maui is home to extraordinary wildlife. Many species in the Hawaiian Islands are endemic, meaning they are found nowhere else on earth. Polynesian settlers introduced some animals, while others were brought to the islands by...
Aug 29, 2024 | Maui Hawaii, Maui Snorkeling
It doesn’t look like much from shore, but Makena Landing is one of the best under-the-radar snorkeling spots in South Maui. You’ve probably heard of this Maui snorkeling spot before. But you may know it by a different name – Turtle Town. Turtle Town is part of a large...
Apr 1, 2024 | Maui Hawaii, Maui Snorkeling
Manta rays, crystal clear waters, and 400-year-old coral heads – Olowalu snorkeling blows us away every time. Olowalu is part of a 900-acre reef system known to be one of Maui’s largest and oldest fringing reefs. This reef harbors a dazzling number of corals and...
Mar 1, 2024 | Maui Hawaii, Maui Snorkeling
Nestled amid Maui’s most recent lava flow, Ahihi Cove is home to a flourishing underwater world. Vibrant corals shimmer beneath the surface. Schools of striped manini move in unison as turtles drift lazily on the currents. And occasionally, larger animals like reef...
