Things to do in Captain Cook, Hawaii (HI): The Best Boat Tours & Water Sports

Kayak and snorkel tours offered at Kealakekua Bay and Capt Cook Monument - Hawaii's BEST snorkeling site! State of Hawaii permitted to provide both kayaking on Kealakekua Bay and to land at historic Ka`awaloa Cove in Kealakekua State Historical Park. In addition to paddling across beautiful and protected cobalt blue, warm, ocean waters and a 600' high pali (cliff), we commonly see Hawaiian spinner dolphins and dramatic tropic birds along our path. Join us in this amazing paradise... Best snorkeling in all the Hawaiian Islands! See for yourself... Book now!

Permitted no time limit no hauling kayak rentals ready on the beach in Kealakekua Bay. Great Snorkeling and Dolphin Encounters Super Flexible easy reservations. Also offering guided kayak and snorkel tours at Captain Cooks Monument 2-3 hours.

Aloha - sharing about the rich History and Culture of this Island HAWAII. Learnt from Kahunas/Shamans and can provide a special Ceremony at Places of Importance & Beauty. Come hear about PELE, Goddess of Volcano and the times when Captain Cook sailed into Kealakekua Bay. Enjoy the tropical Nature and big Ocean with a European who has been on the Island for the last 12 years.

Everblue Freediving and Private Snorkeling Tours is a life changing experience. We love to help you discover your aquatic nature. Come share our bays, reefs, dolphins, turtles, fish, coral and underwater wildlife with us! We focus on YOU having fun and learning about our local wildlife. We specialize in respectful wildlife adventure snorkeling and adventure swimming. We also offer freediving tours. Also see our full class listings for skin-diving classes, freediving classes and underwater photography classes at our website. ABOUT SWIMMING WITH WILD DOLPHINS A swim in Kona accompanied by dolphins is a peak experience of life. This is not to be missed when you come to Kona, Hawaii USA. There are many guides and boats to choose from, but we are absolutely the top snorkeling tour in Hawaii. Environmentally sensitive, we educate and practice sustainably, with respect. We are the first program to offer voluntary standards for interactions with dolphins and we teach that to every guest of our snorkeling tours. Swim with Dolphins in the Wild (not an aquarium or tank) and learn how to not bother them. We meet at the water's edge (you drive to meet us - no boats or diesel on the water in our bays where dolphins sleep or in our lungs while we snorkel). We are 100% local guides, we live here and swim in these bays every day. We know the local underwater residents very well (better than any boat captain). Let us introduce you, personally. Book Early - Plan Ahead!

Aloha Kayak Co. is a Hawaiian owned and operated full service kayak outfit based on the Kona coast of Big Island of Hawaii. We offer award winning kayak and snorkel tours to multiple areas of the island and are permitted by the State of Hawaii to operate in Kealakekua bay out to the Captain Cook monument. We also operate Kayak tours to see the Night time Manta Rays at Keauhou bay, We offer kayak rentals and paddle board lessons and rentals too. All rentals include all proper gear and car racks for mounting on your car! ATT: Permits are required for some areas please call us for more info! We are open from 8:00 am to 5pm daily. Please call our office for more info about any of our services! We have tour permits to access areas that others can’t access, We are Located 1 mile above Kealakekua Bay on the corner of Napoopoo Road and Kahau Place. at 82-5674 Kahau Place Captain Cook Hawaii 96704 Call for further assistance.

Kona Clear Kayaks offers Krystal Kayak rentals in Kona, Hawaii. We deliver kayaks to you in West Hawaii. We also have for rent, underwater cameras, masks, snorkels and fins, separate or in complete sets. We offer the most interactive activity you can experience in natural surroundings.

Adrienne first moved to Hawaii at the age of 18 in 1985. Over the years she worked as a PADI scuba instructor and first mate on vessels in Maui. Later, following tales of adventure, she worked as a commercial crabber in Alaska where she met her late husband and eventually the duo sailed around the world. Returning to Hawaii, Adrienne began racing outrigger canoes and relished in solo one man outrigger canoe long distance paddles. Lastly, she has been an avid surfer for over twenty years.