AFTERNOON KEALAKEKUA SNORKEL

An afternoon of snorkeling in Kealakekua Bay!

father and son enjoying flotation at the fair wind snorkel cruise

Keauhou Bay, Big Island, Hawaii

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Kealakekua Bay is located on the Big Island of Hawaii and is an extremely popular spot for snorkeling. The bay is home to a variety of fish, turtles, and other marine life. Snorkeling in a great way to see the underwater world and get up close and personal with the wildlife.

The best time to snorkel in Kealakekua Bay is in the afternoon, when the water is calm and there is plenty of sunlight.

From: $125^.00

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3.5-Hour Afternoon Kealakekua Bay Snorkel From Keauhou Harbor
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$125^.00
per adult

Adults Ages 13 yrs+

$ 125^.00

Children Ages 4-12 yrs

$ 85^.00

Toddler Age 0-3 yrs

$ 30^.00

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Afternoon Kealakekua Snorkel Tour Features

beautiful coral reefs and other marine life fair wind

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See Hundreds Of Fish

Kealakekua Bay’s waters offer some of the best visibility in the entire state and a wealth of tropical reefs to explore. This bay also hosts unique marine life found nowhere else in Hawaii. While effortlessly gliding through the refreshing waters, snorkelers often spot flame angelfish, butterflyfish, lizardfish, and other rarities.

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Learn Some History Of The Area

Our knowledgeable staff will share with you the history and culture of Hawai’i as we travel from the birthplace of the great monarch King Kamehameha III, who reigned longer than any other royalty in Hawaii’s history. As we cruise south to Kealakekua Bay, we will pass by the Kuamo’o Battlefield, learning about the final battle at this site and the Royal Holua Slide, which is the largest and best-preserved in all of Hawai’i.

More than a swim

There are lots of ways to enjoy the Bay. We offer underwater view boxes, inner tubes and flotation, and you can even enjoy our 15-foot water slides and dive platform. We provide drinks and snacks along with reef-safe sunscreen. Everything you’ll need!

Afternoon Kealakekua Snorkel Tour Details

Highlights

Snorkel in the beautiful Kealakekua Bay
Get up close and personal with Hawaii’s underwater world
See a variety of fish, turtles, and other marine life

Snorkel in calm waters
A great way to spend an afternoon in Hawaii
Snorkel gear is included

Description

Looking for a snorkeling adventure in Hawaii? Look no further than Kealakekua Bay! This Snorkeling Tour in Kealakekua Bay includes everything you need for a fun and exciting afternoon in Hawaii! Snorkel gear, bottled water, and an experienced tour guide are all included. So, grab your swimsuit and get ready to explore this exciting underwater world!

The Afternoon Kealakekua Snorkel Tour is one of the best-kept secrets around. Guests are essentially getting the popular morning tour without the meals (breakfast & lunch). Therefore, the overall cruise duration is shortened a bit, but with plenty of time to have fun snorkeling. Plus, afternoons in Kealakekua Bay are generally absent from other tour boat operators, providing a truly serene experience.

Price & Availability

3.5-Hour Afternoon Kealakekua Bay Snorkel From Keauhou Harbor

AdultsAges 13 yrs+	$125^.00
ChildrenAges 4-12 yrs	$85^.00
ToddlerAge 0-3 yrs	$30^.00

What’s Included

Snorkel Equipment
Inner tubes and flotation
Reef-safe sunscreen
Cash bar
Two water slides
Underwater View Boxes

Departure and Return

Daily excursions at 2pm (Check in at 1:30 pm)
78-7130 Kaleiopapa Street Kailua-Kona, HI 96740

Cancellation Policy

Any request for a refund 72 hours or more prior to the start of the tour or activity is honored with a full refund.

No refunds are issued for any cancellations inside the 72-hour period, prior to the start of your tour. There is no refund for no-shows. There is no charge for date change or tour change based on tour availability outside of the 72-hour cancellation period.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will Your Boat Take Us To Captain Cook Bay?

Kealakekua Bay is where you find the Captain Cook monument, and yes you will be able to see the monument aboard our Fair Wind II cruises. There isn’t any place called Captain Cook Bay on the Big Island.
What Type Of Footwear Do I Need?

Wear whatever is comfortable. Slippers or sneakers are fine, but you will spend most of your time walking barefoot while on-board. No need for "reef walkers" since guests are not allowed to step on anything (coral, etc.) while in the water.
What If I’ve Never Snorkeled Before?

We recommend the Fair Wind II for all people who are new to snorkeling. Kealakekua Bay is a very well protected bay that offers calm pool like conditions all year round.
Do We Need To Know How To Swim?

Yes. We do teach snorkeling; however, you should know how to swim before going into the ocean. We also provide a variety of flotation devices for your comfort.

Is Seasickness Common?

It depends on the person, if you are worried about becoming motion sick, check with your doctor before traveling for various over the counter or prescription remedies. Otherwise, we have "Sea Bands" and "Quease Ease" available for purchase in our gift shop, as well as ginger on board both boats.
Do You Have Prescription Masks?

Yes, we offer masks with built in prescription lenses ranging from –1.5 to –7.0 at no additional charge.
Will We See Dolphins?

There is a very good chance of seeing dolphins all year round. The most common species are the Spinner dolphins who go out to deep water at night to hunt but spend their days swimming, playing and resting in the shallow water and bays near shore. There are of course no guarantees when it comes to wildlife viewing; however, we generally encounter dolphins on about half of our cruises. Dolphins are a protected species and we do not actively pursue them.