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Dolphin Discoveries Afternoon Snorkel Kealakekua Bay

Dolphin Discoveries Afternoon Snorkel at Kealakekua Bay

The Dolphin Discoveries Afternoon Snorkel Kealakekua Bay tour through Big Island Activities Discount is three hours full of dolphin and whale watching, and is offered each afternoon.  This Big Island Tour will introduce you to the lava tubes and sea caves of the Kona Coast while you travel to Captain Cook’s Monument located on Kealakekua Bay.  Once you arrive, you’ll be able to jump right in and enjoy some Big Island Snorkeling in one of the best marine sanctuaries in Hawaii.  While snorkeling, you’ll be able to observe an abundance of colorful fish that live among the vibrant coral reefs.  After you’ve finished snorkeling on the Dolphin Discoveries Afternoon Snorkel in Kealakekua Bay, you’ll go on a journey to find Hawaii’s notorious spinner dolphins!

Here's what you can expect during these Big Island Activities:

Exploration of the historic Kona coast
A morning dolphin and whale watching/snorkel tour
A chance to learn about whales, dolphins, and other ocean wildlife
Visit eye-catching lava tubes and sea caves on the way to Captain Cook's Monument at Kealakekua Bay

When you’re reserving your Hawaii Activities, Big Island Activities, and Big Island Tours through Big Island Activities Discount, be sure to ask about Big Island Snorkeling and the Dolphin Discoveries Afternoon Snorkel at Kealakekua Bay.

Where And When Keauhou Bay boat launch ramp Check-in at 12:15 pm
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Equipment The Nai`a Nui is a 28’ rigid-hull inflatable adventure vessel, complete with shade. It is suitable for up to 12 passengers
Operation Days Daily
Vendors Dolphin Discoveries
Activity Type Snorkeling
Special Notes This Big Island Snorkeling adventures includes instructions, snorkel gear, and swim aids. You will also be provided with snacks, fresh tropical fruit, and cold drinks. Please be sure to bring a camera, sunscreen (without oil), a towel, and a smile! Whale watching season occurs from mid-December through mid-April.

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