At a glance
- Duration
- 2 hours
- Best for
- Mixed swimmers · non-swimmers · families
- Check-in
- Kewalo Basin Harbor
- From
- $79
9:30–11:30 AM · 1:00–3:00 PM
Turtle Reef Snorkel
Waikīkī’s reef, up close.
A relaxed, guided snorkel out to one of Waikīkī’s known green sea turtle—honu—hangouts. Gear is fitted and explained before anyone enters the water, and crew stay in the water with the group throughout.
The glass-bottom viewing area gives guests who remain aboard a second perspective.
- Before departure
Meet at Kewalo Basin
Your confirmation will provide the exact slip, arrival window, and participation requirements.
- 9:30 AM or 1:00 PM
Leave the harbor for Waikīkī-facing water
The two-hour format begins with the shoreline around you and the glass-bottom perspective beneath you.
- On the water
Choose wet or dry participation
Participating swimmers may enter the water when the operating plan allows; non-swimmers can remain aboard around the viewing portal. Wildlife and visibility are never guaranteed.
- Return
Cruise back to Kewalo
Your confirmation will provide the complete arrival-to-return plan.
Published schedule
Daily 9:30–11:30 AM and 1:00–3:00 PM · 2 hours
Starting rates
Adult 13+ $89 · Child 12-under $79 · Infant-in-carrier $79 · Kamaʻāina $79
Meeting and check-in
Kewalo Basin Harbor · 1025 Ala Moana Blvd, Honolulu, HI 96814. Arrive 30 minutes before departure. Paid parking is available but limited.
Participation and safety
Confirm swimming ability, minimum ages, flotation equipment, water-entry rules, supervision, and accessibility before purchase.
What’s included
Fitted snorkel gear, an in-water guide, a safety and reef-etiquette briefing, light snacks, and water or juice. BYOB is not offered on this cruise.
What to bring
Reef-safe sunscreen applied before departure, a towel, change of clothes, comfortable swimwear, a camera or waterproof phone case, corrective-lens contacts if needed, and cash or card for crew gratuities.
What to expect
Crew fit and explain the snorkel gear, review safety and reef etiquette, and stay in the water with the group. After snorkeling, return aboard for light snacks and refreshments.
What you may see
The cruise visits a known honu hangout, with a chance to see Hawaiian green sea turtles and tropical reef fish. Conditions, visibility, and wildlife vary; sightings are never guaranteed.
Reef time in frame
