Dolphin Discoveries Afternoon Snorkel at Kealakekua Bay
This combination dolphin / whale watching and snorkel tour is three hours of fun, and is offered every afternoon. Dolphin Discoveries will introduce you to the sea caves and lava tubes of the historic Kona Coast as you make your way to Captain Cook's Monument at Kealakekua Bay. Once there, you’ll dive in and snorkel one of the nicest marine sanctuaries in the Hawaiian Islands. As you snorkel, you'll be accompanied by hordes of curious fish that live amongst the vibrant and colorful coral reefs. After you've enjoyed yourself snorkeling, you'll head out to find some of Hawaii's famous spinner dolphins (and, in the winter, you'll also go looking for some whales as well!)
Here's what you'll get:
An afternoon dolphin and whale watch/snorkel tour A chance to explore the historic Kona coast View stunning sea caves and lava tubes en route to Capt. Cook's Monument at Kealakekua Bay. You'll learn about dolphins, whales, and other ocean wildlife.
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Town
| Keauhou - Big Island |
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Duration
| Approximately 3 hours |
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Activity Type
| Snorkeling |
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Vendors
| Dolphin Discoveries |
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Island
| Big Island |
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Operation Days
| Daily |
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Where And When
| Keauhou Bay boat launch ramp
Check-in at 12:15 pm
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Equipment
| The Nai`a Nui is a 28-foot rigid-hull inflatable adventure craft, complete with shade; it can handle up to 12 passengers |
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Special Notes
| Snorkel gear, instruction & swim aids are included; as are fresh tropical fruit, snacks and cold drinks.
Guests are asked to bring a towel, camera, sunscreen (no oils please) and a smile!
Whale watching season is from mid-December to mid-April. |
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Group
| Hawaii Activities |
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Setting
| Water |
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