Kona Luxury Private Yacht Charter

The charter departs from Honokohau Harbor in Kailua-Kona and travels along the Kona Coast aboard No Wiki, a Lagoon sailing catamaran. The entire vessel is reserved for one group, and the itinerary can be shaped around what guests want to do, whether that means snorkeling reefs at Pawai Bay or Makalawena, relaxing on deck, or cruising the coastline. Included for each guest are a sanitized mask, snorkel, fins, and a vest, along with non-alcoholic beverages, a fresh sandwich-style lunch, and light snacks. Shaded seating, open deck areas, and a restroom are available onboard. An upgrade extends the trip to reach Kealakekua Bay, and catering upgrades can be added at checkout. Transportation to the harbor is not included. Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, and a camera. Gratuity for the crew is customary and can be added during booking.

Kona Luxury Dolphin Snorkel Sail

This sailing catamaran trip departs from Honokohau Harbor and heads along the Kona Coast, passing lava cliffs and coves. The captain selects snorkel sites based on ocean conditions that day, and possible stops include Pawai Bay, with its sea caves and arches, or the waters off Makalawena. All snorkel gear is provided, including a sanitized mask, snorkel, fins, and vest. After snorkeling, guests return to the deck for a sandwich-style lunch with light snacks and non-alcoholic beverages. Gratuity for the crew is not included in the booking price, though it can be added at checkout. This trip suits anyone who wants a relaxed way to snorkel along the Kona coastline without hauling their own gear or making their own site selections.

Waikoloa Signature Sunset Sail

The Waikoloa Signature Sunset Sail departs from Anaeho'omalu Bay on the Big Island's Kohala Coast, boarding the Spirit of Aloha catamaran directly from the beach. Guests check in at the Hawaii Nautical sign in the middle of the beach, go through a brief safety briefing, and then board for an evening cruise along the coastline as the sun sets over the Pacific. The trip includes a full premium bar with tropical cocktails, beer, wine, soda, juice, and water, along with light island-style bites served on board. Seating is shaded and comfortable, and clean restrooms are available. Guests staying at Hilton Waikoloa Village can reserve a complimentary shuttle from the Lower Lobby in advance rather than driving to the bay. Free parking is available near Lava Lava Beach Club for those who do drive. This sail suits couples, families, and groups. Plan to arrive well before departure to allow time for check-in and beach boarding. A light jacket or sweater is worth bringing for the evening breeze, and reef-safe sunscreen should be applied before boarding.

Waikoloa Snorkel Sail with Lunch

This tour departs from Anaeho'omalu Bay on the Big Island's Kohala Coast, sailing aboard the Spirit of Aloha catamaran to a snorkeling spot in clear coastal waters. The crew provides sanitized masks, snorkels, and fins, along with an in-water safety briefing, so no prior snorkeling experience is needed. Families, couples, and first-time snorkelers are all welcome. After time in the water, guests return to the deck for a sandwich or wrap-style lunch with light snacks. Beer, wine, tropical cocktails, soda, juice, and water are all included. The boat has shaded seating, restrooms, and a freshwater rinse station on board. Check-in takes place at the Hawaii Nautical sign in the middle of the beach. Arriving early allows time to complete check-in and board via beach loading. Free parking is available near Lava Lava Beach Club. A complimentary shuttle from the Hilton Waikoloa Village Lower Lobby is available with an advance reservation. Guests should bring a swimsuit, towel, reef-safe sunscreen applied before boarding, a hat, and sunglasses. Full directions and meeting details are sent by email after booking.

Kona Turtle Snorkel Sail with Lunch

The boat anchors at a calm, protected reef where Hawaiian green sea turtles and colorful tropical fish are known to gather. Crew members give snorkel tips and stay in the water to assist, making the outing comfortable for beginners and experienced swimmers alike. All snorkel gear is provided, including a sanitized mask, snorkel, fins, and vest. Life jackets are available for everyone on board. After time in the water, guests can relax on deck with a fresh sandwich lunch and drinks from the full bar, which includes tropical cocktails, beer, wine, soda, juice, and water. The boat has a shaded cabin area, spacious seating, and clean restrooms. Transportation to the harbor is not included, and hotel pickup is not available. The tour runs weather permitting, so conditions on the day can affect whether it operates. Gratuity for the crew is not included but can be added at checkout.

Mauna Kea Sunset Coastline Cruise

The Mauna Kea Sunset Coastline Cruise departs from Kawaihae Harbor South on the Big Island, where guests board Olohana, a luxury powerboat, directly from the dock. The cruise travels along the Kohala Coast as the sun drops toward the horizon. A professional captain and local crew are on board throughout. The tour suits travelers looking for a relaxed evening on the water without strenuous activity. Cold non-alcoholic beverages, shaded seating, an open deck, and a restroom are all included. Dolphins are sometimes spotted along the route, and humpback whales may appear during winter months. Guests should drive themselves to Kawaihae Harbor South, as hotel pickup is not provided. Free parking is available at the harbor, and arriving early is recommended. A light jacket is useful for the evening breeze on the water, and reef-safe sunscreen should be applied before boarding. Spray sunscreen is not permitted. The tour is weather dependent, so conditions can affect departure.

Kona Signature Sunset Sail

The Kona Signature Sunset Sail departs from Honokohau Harbor in Kailua-Kona aboard the Spirit of Aloha catamaran. The sail follows the Kona Coast as the sun drops toward the horizon, and guests return to the harbor as the sky darkens. Seating is available in both shaded and open-air areas, and restrooms are on board. The ticket covers light bites with local flavors, plus a full bar offering tropical cocktails, beer, wine, soda, juice, and water. A professional captain and crew are on board throughout. Transportation to and from the harbor is not included, and a crew tip is customary but not required. Plan to arrive early enough to find a spot and complete check-in before boarding. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, applied before boarding, along with a light jacket for the cooler air on the water. A reusable water bottle is welcome, as refills are available on board. The sail is weather dependent, so conditions can affect departure. Guests receive full directions and meeting point details by email after booking.

Mauna Kea One-Stop Sealife Snorkel

Guests board a luxury powerboat and cruise along the Kohala Coast to a snorkel site chosen that day based on ocean conditions, typically around the reef off Puako or along the North Kohala Coast. The crew provides masks, fins, and vests along with in-water instruction and assistance, making the trip accessible to first-time snorkelers as well as those with more experience. The tour is rated easy, with boarding from a dock and shaded seating available on board alongside open-deck areas. Light snacks, soft drinks, juice, and water are included, and a restroom is on board. The crew may spot Hawaiian green sea turtles, tropical reef fish, spinner dolphins, or humpback whales depending on the season, though sightings depend on conditions. Guests should bring a swimsuit, towel, reef-safe sunscreen applied before boarding, and a hat or sunglasses for sun protection. Arrive early to allow time for check-in, a safety orientation, and gear fitting before departure. Free parking is available at Kawaihae Harbor South. A confirmation email sent after booking includes directions and the exact meeting point.

Waikoloa Deluxe Whale Watch

Waikoloa Deluxe Whale Watch runs during humpback whale season, from December through March, departing from Anaeho'omalu Bay on the Big Island's Kohala Coast. Check-in takes place at the Hawaii Nautical sign in the middle of the beach, where guests meet the captain and crew before boarding. The morning departure uses a powerboat called Holona, while the afternoon departure uses a catamaran called Spirit of Aloha. Both vessels have comfortable seating, shaded areas, and restrooms on board. If no whales are spotted, guests receive a free re-ride on a future trip. Morning guests are served soft drinks, juice, water, and light snacks. Afternoon guests have access to tropical cocktails, beer, and wine along with light snacks. A complimentary shuttle runs from the Hilton Waikoloa Village Lower Lobby, but an advance reservation is required for it. Guests without the shuttle should plan to park in the lot near Lava Lava Beach Club. Reef-safe sunscreen applied before boarding, a hat, sunglasses, and a camera are good items to bring.

Mauna Kea Deluxe Whale Watch Cruise

Guests board Olohana, a luxury powerboat with shaded seating and spacious decks, for a cruise in search of humpback whales during their winter season. The crew provides educational narration about whale behavior and migration patterns throughout the trip, and the boat carries dry storage for personal items. Cold soda, juice, and water are included on board. The itinerary covers the Kohala Coast, where humpback whales can be seen breaching and tail-slapping. Dolphins and sea turtles may also appear during the outing. If no whales are spotted, a free re-ride is offered in place of a refund. No hotel pickup is available, so guests need their own transportation to Kawaihae Harbor. The tour is weather dependent, so conditions on the day can affect departure. Gratuity for the crew is not included in the price but can be added at checkout.

Waikoloa Turtle Snorkel Sail

The Waikoloa Turtle Snorkel Sail departs from Anaeho'omalu Bay, where guests meet the captain and crew at the Hawaii Nautical check-in sign on the beach. Boarding is done directly from the beach, so plan to arrive a bit early for check-in. The tour travels along the Kohala Coast aboard the Spirit of Aloha, a catamaran with shaded seating and restrooms on board. Once anchored in calm water, guests snorkel reefs where Hawaiian green sea turtles and tropical fish are often present. Sanitized masks, snorkels, and fins are provided, along with an in-water safety briefing suited to any experience level, so no prior snorkeling background is needed. After time in the water, guests can relax on deck with light snacks, beer, wine, tropical cocktails, juice, soda, and water. Guests staying at Hilton Waikoloa Village can reserve a complimentary shuttle from the lower lobby in advance. Otherwise, free parking is available near Lava Lava Beach Club. Bring reef-safe sunscreen in non-spray form and apply it before boarding. A tip for the crew is customary and can be added at checkout.

Mauna Kea Two-Stop Sealife Snorkel

This snorkel cruise departs from Kawaihae Harbor on the Big Island and heads along the Kohala Coast aboard Olohana, a powerboat with shaded seating, open-deck areas, and a restroom on board. The crew selects two snorkel sites each morning based on conditions, so the locations can vary from trip to trip. A professional captain and local crew lead the outing, providing in-water assistance that makes the experience approachable for beginners and first-time snorkelers as well as those with more experience. Between stops, guests can relax on deck and enjoy a sandwich lunch with juice, soda, and water. The meeting point is Kawaihae Harbor South, where free parking is available. Guests should plan to arrive before departure to check in, complete a safety briefing, and get fitted with gear. A swimsuit and towel are the main things to bring along.