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Kayak Kealakekua Bay & Snorkel Capt Cook Monument

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Seller: AdvParadise
(Adventures in Paradise)

Seller Description:
Aloha! Kealakekua means "pathway of the gods", and Kealakekua Bay is both dramatic in name and in reality. Dramatic landscape and deeply hued waters are the inspiring backdrop for an amazing natural history and cultural experience you won't soon forget!

This family owned and operated kayak outfitter shares this special place with you under a Permit with the State of Hawaii Department of Boating and State Parks. This assures we protect this natural and cultural resource and follow protocols and best practices to preserve the environment and the history.

Explore Kealakekua Bay & Captain Cook Monument with us on your next trip to the big Island. Mahalo!

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Activity Description
Join us as we guide you to our paddling destination - historic Kealakekua Bay, followed by snorkeling at famous Capt. Cook Monument. Learn about the history of the area & its amazing marine life.   The Bay is designated a Marine Life Conservation District & permits are required  to land & snorkel, which we provide you.  Unlimited public access to land vessels & snorkel was stopped February 23, 2010 by the State. 
 
The water here is warm, crystal clear, & sealife is abundant including: tropical fish, coral reefs, Hawaiian spinner dolphins & humpback whales.

Our snorkel tour offer an easy & ecological way to access all that nature offers in Hawaii. A guided tour ensures a worry free trip and an easy snorkeling and paddling experience. Gear & instruction is included.  We ask you to wear your bathing suit, water shoes & bring a camera . Guides also offer local color and history that will make the trip more than just  great outdoor recreation.

Guests range from age 6 to 70 & about half are new to paddling & snorkeling. We paddle at a relaxed pace and make sure everyone is having a great time.

Tours include:

  • Equipment: Wide, stable open-deck kayaks are used & you'll like our quality mask, snorkel & fins.
  • Sightings of Marine Mammals;  Hawaiian spinner dolphins are seen on over 1/2 our tours & humpback whales in the winter. Sea turtles are also seen here. 
  • Remarkable snorkeling at Capt. Cook Monument! Brightly colored tropical fish & coral gardens are the highlight most enjoyed.

What Is Not Included?

  • Tax is not included in the above listed price. A tax of 13.3458% will be charged - this includes a 4.166% state tax, a 3% harbor fee, and a $5 per person state park fee.
  • Gratuity is not included in the price. Please remember guides rely on tips as part of their income.
  • A nice assortment of snacks and drinks (sodas, tropical fruit drinks, fresh fruit, potato chips, cookies, granola bars and trail mix) are complimentary on each trip.

Meeting Location:
Our shop, 15 minutes south of Kona (Kealakekua, HI)
(Exact meeting location details will be provided immediately upon purchase of tickets.)