This company is owned by the Maid of Honor! They offer a morning wildlife safari and afternoon whale watches. The adventure begins the moment you set foot on our vessel! Our tours are set up safari style which means from the start of the tour we are going to be scanning the gorgeous and dramatic coastline of Kona for any type of wildlife to observe and interact with. With the rapid and deep drop off of the sea floor along the coast, we have the potential to swim with shallow water animals as well as pelagic (deep, open ocean) marine life. While nature is unpredictable and we cannot guarantee any specific interactions or observations, we have the potential to see sea turtles, various fish species, dolphin and whale species, sharks, and manta rays.
Whale watching and night Manta skorkels. Swim alongside gentle manta rays after sunset as they glide gracefully beneath you—an unforgettable, only-in-Kona experience.
Experience world-class sportfishing in the deep blue waters off Kona’s famous coast. Just minutes from the harbor, you’ll find some of the best fishing grounds in Hawaii, home to Pacific blue marlin, ahi (yellowfin tuna), mahimahi, ono (wahoo), and more.
Catch the spirit of aloha on the waves of Kona’s beautiful coastline. From beginner-friendly lessons in calm bays to thrilling reef breaks for seasoned surfers, Kona offers year-round sunshine, warm waters, and unforgettable surf experiences in the heart of Hawaii’s Big Island. Contact Ian for advice on the best breaks for your skill level.
While we don’t golf ourselves, the Big Island is home to many beautiful courses to choose from, so you’ll have plenty of options if you’d like to hit the greens.
Explore lush trails, lava tubes, and stunning volcanic landscapes. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is breathtaking, and you may even get to witness an active eruption.
Drive to Hawaii’s highest peak (almost 14,000 ft) and enjoy stunning views above the clouds. This is a great place to catch a sunset. A 4WD is required. You can also look into stargazing experiences at the Mauna Kea visitor center.