Maui Snorkeling
Dive into Maui's crystal-clear waters and discover a vibrant underwater world teeming with marine life on an unforgettable snorkeling adventure. Maui is home to some of Hawaii's best snorkeling spots, including the famous Molokini Crater, Turtle Town, and Honolua Bay. Swim alongside colorful tropical fish, graceful sea turtles, and vibrant coral reefs as you explore the island's warm, inviting ocean. Guided snorkeling tours offer expert instruction, high-quality gear, and insider knowledge about the best locations, ensuring a safe and exciting experience for snorkelers of all skill levels.
Whether you prefer a boat tour to remote snorkeling sites or a leisurely swim from a calm beach, Maui snorkeling experiences are perfect for families, couples, and solo travelers alike. Many tours also include bonus activities like dolphin spotting, sailing, or even whale watching during the winter months. With its stunning visibility, diverse marine ecosystems, and breathtaking coastal scenery, Maui offers a snorkeling experience that will leave you with unforgettable memories of your Hawaiian adventure.
Molokini Crater and South Maui Coast Adventure from Kihei
Speed through the water from Maui to the Molokini Crater for a small-group snorkeling adventure where the underwater visibility often exceeds 180 feet (55 meters)! Spend your morning snorkeling on the wildlife-rich reef off the crater, where fish, rays and other...
Molokini Snorkeling Adventure Aboard Calypso From Ma'alaea Harbor
Explore the natural wonders of Molokini Crater, a volcanic islet 3 miles (4.8 km) off the coast of Maui, on this snorkeling tour from Maalaea. Surrounded by clear tropical waters, this extinct cone is home to many species of marine life, such as fish, sea urchins,...
Four Winds Molokini Snorkeling Tour from Maalaea Harbor
Cruise to Molokini and snorkel into a crescent-shaped submerged volcanic crater! Discover the beautiful coral reefs and tropical fish underneath the water, or bask in the warmth of paradise. From the experienced snorkeler to those who cannot swim, this adventure is...
Maui Snorkeling Molokini Crater and Turtle Town
Maui's largest Maxi Power Catamaran, with sprawling open space. We limit number of passengers to half our Coast Guard capacity. Uncrowded, Unhurried, Unsurpassed service with 40 years experience. Snorkeling at Molokini is truly a one-of-a-kind experience. The water is...
West Maui Half Day Snorkel from Ka’anapali Beach
Your West Maui Snorkel adventure departs from Kaanapali Beach. Along the way keep your eyes open for Hawaiian spinner dolphins, bottle nose dolphins and during the winter months you can experience the humpback whales that migrate from Alaska to our Maui waters. The...
Afternoon West Maui Snorkel from Ka’anapali Beach
This unique snorkel adventure departs at noon. Perfect for travelers that wish to still enjoy one of Maui's most incredible snorkeling locations but do not want to commit to a full half day excursion.
3-Hour Small-Group Maalaea Luxury Snorkel Cruise Tour
3-hour Maalaea Luxury Snorkel Cruise: Escape the crowds on this intimate snorkel. Share Incredible experiences with Hawaii Nautical. Maalaea Harbor is a wonderful starting point for Maui’s best ocean experiences adventures. Join the fun, welcome aboard for world...
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best snorkeling spots on Maui?
Top snorkeling spots include Molokini Crater, Turtle Town, Honolua Bay, Black Rock in Ka'anapali, and the Ahihi-Kinau Reserve.
Do snorkeling tours include gear?
Yes, most tours provide snorkel masks, fins, flotation devices, and sometimes wetsuit tops or underwater cameras.
Is snorkeling safe for beginners?
Tours usually include instructions and flotation gear, and many spots have calm, shallow waters ideal for first-timers.
What marine life can I see while snorkeling on Maui?
You can spot sea turtles, colorful reef fish, eels, coral, and during winter months, possibly humpback whales breaching in the distance.
What should I bring on a snorkeling tour?
Bring swimwear, a towel, reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes (optional), and a waterproof camera if desired.