Honolulu Sea Tiger Shipwreck Snorkeling Adventure

Discover the underwater wonders of the Sea Tiger shipwreck sitting at 75 feet deep. Snorkel with turtles, dolphins, pelagic fish, and even sharks. With a maximum of 6 guests, enjoy an intimate semi-private experience as guides dive in to spearfish and educate you about the vibrant marine life. This less crowded location offers a unique chance to appreciate nature's beauty away from the usual tourist spots. Embrace the local culture as you learn about sustainable fishing practices while enjoying the ocean's treasures. What makes this tour option different than our Turtle Canyon snorkel tour is the higher likelihood to see sharks and pelagic fish.
- Snorkel above the historic 160-foot Sea Tiger shipwreck
- Intimate tour with a maximum of 6 guests for a premium experience
- Spot diverse marine life including turtles, dolphins, and sharks
- Learn about local fishing traditions and sustainable practices

Meeting Point

1739C Ala Moana Blvd

1739C Ala Moana Blvd, Honolulu, HI 96815, USA

Head towards "Hawaii Yacht Club" at the end of the dock. As you are walking or driving down the dock, you will see a big silver ramp and sign on the right that says "Dock X", that is where we meet! Parking is $1/hr along the sidewalk.

What's included:

• English-speaking guide

Not included:

• gratuity

What to expect:

1739C Ala Moana Blvd

We will go over our safety briefing at the dock while we get the passengers fitted for their snorkel gear. Then we will push off the dock and head towards the Sea Tiger shipwreck where we will spend roughly an hour there. It should take us around 10 minutes to tie the mooring, then everyone will get in the water to see the fish, sharks, and shipwrecks. Passengers will also get to witness another guide spearfishing. Passengers are highly likely to see sharks at this location. Our guides have grown-up and are trained with sharks to keep the tour safe. Safety is our number one priority. Towards the end of the tour, we'll head back while giving a brief conservation and sustainability speech to better educate and protect our land.