2-Hour Waikiki Turtle Canyon Snorkeling Tour - Three Tiki Sailing

Spend the afternoon on the waters of Waikiki on board a trimaran sailing vessel, and get ready for one of the smoothest rides on Oahu before heading into the water to explore Turtle Canyon, Waikiki's best snorkel location to spot Hawaiian green sea turtles. After your check-in, climb aboard the Hokulani, and while the boat can accommodate 40 passengers, the capacity is limited to 30 guests to ensure the utmost in safety and comfort. Once you arrive at Turtle Canyon, you will have approximately one hour to swim and snorkel, or to just simply relax on the provided floating mats. Afterwards, enjoy sailing past Diamond Head while taking in the amazing Waikiki and Honolulu views. Book now, and don't miss out on this fun and exciting family-friendly Oahu snorkeling tour!

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Why do travelers choose this tour?

• Three Tiki will take guests to the prime turtle-spotting location in Waikiki, known as Turtle Canyon. At this site, turtles visit the reef to rest while fish clean their shells, offering snorkelers incredible views of these marine creatures.
• The Hokulani boat is a trimaran sailing vessel designed for maximum comfort and relaxation. The crew is dedicated to ensuring an enjoyable experience and creating a positive and lasting impression on guests.
• Although the Hokulani is certified for 49 passengers, the capacity of the boat is limited to 30 guests so that participants can avoid the hustle and bustle of crowds, and have a fun and safe snorkeling and sailing experience.
• This cruise is BYOB, guests are welcome to bring drinks and snacks to enjoy during the tour. Be sure that the containers are paper, aluminum, or plastic since glass containers are not allowed onto the boat for safety reasons.

Local expert tips

• The tour is suitable for first-time snorkelers, but guests must have basic swimming skills.
• If you are prone to seasickness, please consult your doctor and take your medication before boarding the boat.
• What to bring: Reef-safe sunscreen and a towel are both needed, and although not required, guests are encouraged to bring drinks and snacks to have while on board. Coolers and ice are provided to keep your beverages chilled.
• What to wear: Guests should wear their swimsuit under their clothes, sunglasses and/or a hat for sun protection, and a light jacket is recommended to wear after you exit the water.
• From December through March, prepare for an awe-inspiring sight! It's whale watching season in Hawaii, where majestic humpback whales steal the show. Keep your eyes out for these magnificent creatures!

How to get there?

The Ala Wai Boat Harbor is easily accessible and is located on the edge of Waikiki. Guests staying at Waikiki hotels and resorts can get to the check-in location by public transportation, taxis, and ride shares, or driving on your own.

Ala Wai Boat Harbor is approximately a 45-60 minutes drive from the Ko Olina resort area, and up to a 15-minute drive from most major Waikiki hotels and resorts.

Parking:Guests who are driving can either park at the Ala Wai Boat Harbor paid parking, or there is also valet and self-parking at nearby hotels like the Prince Hotel and the Ilikai. Please note that hotel parking prices are much higher than harbor parking.

Boat information

The Hokulani, or heaven's star in Hawaiian, is a 40-foot-long catamaran certified for up to 49 passengers for private charters.

Entertainment, Amenities & Ambiance:

• Open-air concept design ensures unobstructed views from anywhere on the boat
• 2 netted lounge areas at the bow for relaxation.
• 300 sq foot Bimini providing shade.
• "Nook" cushioned seat under the Bimini for comfort and style.
• 1500-watt surround sound system for a delightful music experience.
• Designed for cruising, ensuring a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.
• 2 bathrooms for convenience during the trip.