Honest, detailed guides to every tour we feature — what each one includes, what it costs, and what real travelers say.
The Hāwea is a new 50-foot luxury catamaran with a laid-back island vibe — cold brew, granola bars, a drink in hand, and a proper snorkel at Turtle Canyon with Hawaiian green sea turtles.
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A full-day tour of Oahu's north, east, and northeast shores — Laniakea Beach turtles, Haleiwa, the Pali Lookout, and some of the island's best swimming beaches — all from the comfort of a vehicle.
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Wild spinner dolphins, Hawaiian green sea turtles, a 21-foot waterslide, paddle boards, a kayak, a floating mat, and lunch — all in 3.5 hours. Here's what that looks like in practice.
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Six guests maximum, sightings guaranteed, and a catamaran instead of a packed party boat — here's what the most intimate Turtle Canyon snorkel tour in Waikiki is actually like.
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The Waianae coast is where wild spinner dolphins spend their mornings resting in calm bays — and this marine-biologist-led 3-hour tour is the most educational way to be there with them.
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A 38-foot boat, high-end snorkel gear, local drinks and snacks, and a 2-hour run to Turtle Canyon — here's what this Honolulu departure snorkel tour looks like from check-in to dock return.
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At 1.5 hours and departing right next to the Hilton, this is the shortest and one of the most affordable Turtle Canyon snorkel tours available — yet the turtle sightings guarantee is still money-back.
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A catamaran sail out to Turtle Canyon, a drop into 30-foot water above a reef full of honu and tropical fish, and a scenic cruise back along the Waikiki coastline — here's what this 2-hour Oahu snorkel adventure delivers.
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With 853 reviews and a 4.8★ rating, the Turtle Canyons cruise is the most reviewed turtle snorkel tour departing from Waikiki — here's what 2 hours on that cruise actually looks like.
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