Kauai Afternoon Boat Diving Adventure

Our afternoon tours cater to all levels of certified divers, and our award-winning dive staff will ensure that the dive sites we visit have low current, high visibility and abundant sea life. Diver safety is our number one priority and we take great care to make sure you and your entire family can feel confident you are using the highest quality equipment, coast guard approved vessels, and the most experienced divemasters on the Island. It's not uncommon to see Hawaiian spinner dolphins, whales, manta rays, and a variety of other large species from the boat. We are the only dive operator on the Island with an observation deck and ample walk-around space on our boat. The observation deck gives guests the opportunity to get spectacular views and pictures of Spouting Horn, Poipu Beach, Brennecke's, and other sites along the south coast. This tour offers guests excitement from start to finish and we are confident you'll be asking for more!

Meeting Point

Seasport Divers

2827 Poipu Rd, Koloa, HI 96756, USA

Guest check-in is at the designated meeting point. Please make sure to arrive by 12:30 pm. Once checked-in we will provide complimentary transportation to Kukuiula boat harbor where we will disembark at 1:00pm. Free parking is available at the meeting point in the parking lot across the street.

What's included:

• Warm Showers Onboard
• Underwater Camera Station

Not included:

• Gratuity

What to expect:

Kukuiula Small Boat Harbor

Our afternoon boat dive is a perfect way to explore Kauai's vibrant underwater environment. We will board one of our premium, coast guard certified boats and depart from the Kukuiula Boat Harbor just a few minutes from the meeting point. Upon departure you will have the opportunity to experience one of Kauai's famous natural wonders, Spouting Horn, as we explore the local reefs and find the optimal diving location for the day. With over 25 dive sites to chose from, including the famous Sheraton Caverns, you will be immersed in an environment like no other on the planet. The Hawaiian Islands are home to over 1,250 species that can only be found in our waters, and we always have the chance to see whale sharks, dolphins, humpbacks, manta rays, endangered monk seals, and of course the famous Hawaiian sea turtles or honu.