Surfing, Diving, Fishing
Paradise for water lovers
The Hawaiian island chain is a first class and world-renowned surfing area. The turquoise sea, wonderful beaches and the backdrop of majestic mountains themselves inspired by King Kamehameha, ride the waves. Many of the surfing is considered a modern American way of life, but a precursor of the sport developed centuries ago on the Polynesian islands. In the 8th Century came to conquer the surfing in Hawaii. Petroglyphs (rock carvings), which were discovered in Hawaii, show that the island's population never received enthusiastic centuries ago for the water activity. (more...)
Diving in Maui
Diving in Lanai
SERGEANT MAJOR: 50 feet - Beginner
Located a little further than the island of Lanai, the site is well named; you’ll see the sergeant major as well as sea turtles swimming in the caves and tunnels of lava.
1st CATHEDRAL: 50 feet - Beginner
Its structure consists of arches, tunnels, cracks and crevices. The back wall of the [...]
Diving in Kauai
OCEANARIUM: 70 to 130 feet - Advanced
Three huge peaks and crevices with balconies rise up 70 feet from the surface. Traveling outside of one of the tops for a spectacular wall dive. You will find black coral, sponges and colorful fish species such as rare “morons” and “boarfish. Dolphins, manta rays and barracuda swimming in [...]
Diving on Oahu
CANYON OF TURTLES: 30 feet - Intermediate
This shallow reef in the Bay of Maunalua draws at least 10 friendly green sea turtles by day and eels and octopuses, fish, butterflies and other tropical fish.
TWO CAVES: 20 to 40 feet - Beginner to Intermediate
This site is so named because of the two vertical tubes of lava [...]
