Scuba Diving on Molokai

 

 

 

Scuba Diving On Molokai


What We See on Molokai’s Reef

    Green Sea Turtles

    Spotted Eagle Rays

    Manta Rays

    Hawaiian Monk Seals

    Dolphins

      Blue Rice coral

      Green & Lime Green Lobe coral
      Antler coral
      Cauliflower coral
      Finger Coral


      While discovering Molokai’s reef, you’ll likely run into a wide variety of fish including:
      Trigger Fish
      Hawaiian Butterfly fish
      Parrot fish
      Variety of Wrasses
      Surgeon fish


        Dive Rates

          • 2 Tank Dive – $229.00

          • Advanced Dive- $389.00

          • Mokuho’oniki – $389.00

          • Passenger – $159.00

          • BCD or Regulator – $18.00

          Our Dive Boats

          Nai’a

              • 46 foot Newton Dive Special

              • Coast Guard Certified for 49 passengers

              • Twin Cumins Turbo Diesels

            Coral Queen

                • 38 foot Delta Dive Boat

                • Coast Guard Certified for 28 passengers

                • Upper Deck for superior whale viewing

                • Hydro phone equipped – enabling you to hear the males “sing” to females

                • Detroit diesel

              Ama Lua

                  • 32 foot Ocean Power Catamaran

                  • Coast Guard Certified for 16 passengers

                  • Hydro phone equipped to let you listen to males “sing” to females humpbacks

                  • Twin 150 Evinrude Engines


                The fish & dive store

                In addition to being Molokai’s complete sporting goods store, within its walls can be found the largest selection of authentic Molokai designed T-shirts and souvenirs on the entire island.


                Need a place to stay?

                On the West end of Molokai is the Kaluakoi resort area. Our ocean front condominium in the Kaluakoi Villas is located on beautiful Kepuhi Beach and overlooks the blue Pacific Ocean. Take a refreshing dip in our beach front pool or get some warm sand between your toes on Kepuhi beach.