Nu'alolo Kai is a protected reef area ideal for swimming, snorkeling and lunch where you can see turtles and fish, and was once a Hawaiian fishing village. Snorkel gear and instruction are provided to help visitors, especially beginners, enjoy viewing the reef. Humpback whales are often spotted in Hawaiian waters from December to April, and federal law requires vessels stay 100 yards away. After sunset, scenic views of the descending and setting sun can be observed on the return trip back to harbor.

1. Enjoy swimming, snorkeling and lunch at Nu`alolo Kai, a beautiful and pristine
protected reef area where you will see turtles and colorful reef fish. At one time, it
was a Hawaiian fishing village. Snorkel gear is provided and the crew will assist
everyone, especially beginners with the use of snorkel equipment and instructions
before entering the water.

2. The Humpback whales are usually in Hawaii's warm waters from December
through April. The Federal law states a 100 yards is the distance a vessel must be
away from the whales.

3. On the way back we are observing the sun slowly descending and then
setting on the horizon with beautiful scenic views. After the sun sets, we
return into the harbor.

4. P.O.BOX 51006 Eleele, HI 96705
4353 Waialo Road Eleele, HI 96705
808-645-6176
888-213-7711 (toll free)