Dive in Maui

Nice site to dive.You must have a boat to reach the area. Snorkelers and other dive companies usually frequent the inside of the crater, but not so busy on the back. The back wall drops beyond 200'-300' and the visibility is usually good.There were several reef sharks and a few whales on my trip.If…

Nice, easy access snorkeling site from the beach. First 30 meters (100ft) or so of the approx. 80moutcropping is excellent for showing kids underwater reef life. Off of the end current becomes an issue and it seemed like most of the flora and fauna was along the wall from the beach to the end. Have…

Slope that goes from the surface to over 100 feet, if you turn the corner, and look for the shark ledges.

Vast reef with plenty to see. There are five caves found throughout the site. Aquatic life includes: pacific snake eel, schools of needlefish, and the infamous green sea turtles.

Old 50 foot fishing trawler addition to the artificial reef (tires in-bedded in concrete), thus other name "Uniroyal Reef". Dive site is do-able from shore, with scooters or fairly long surface swim, many use kayaks to get there. Bottom is about 70 feet, top of boat around 55 feet. Hull is…

Snorkel or dive any of the great beaches and look for underwater rocky and coral outcroppings, they are favorite resting spots for turtles.NOTE: in Hawaii turtles are Federally Protected, PLEASE DO NOT ride, harass, or touch them, there are stiff fines if caught, and THEY do bite in self-defense.

Simply swim around the reef and check out the marine life. Commonly seen aquatic life includes: pacific snake eels, urchins, and the infamous green sea turtle. Manta rays have been seen on the rock point as well!

Kapalua Bay is a protected cove area that is great for levels of divers.Easy entry/exit with tons to see right as you enter. Great Dive !