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Best Kona Snorkel Tours On The Big Island

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The 7 most popular kona snorkel tours on the Big Island. What they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.

7 Best Kona Snorkel Tours On The Big Island

Big Island: Kona Manta Ray Snorkel Tour in Keauhou Harbor

Big Island: Kona Manta Ray Snorkel Tour in Keauhou Harbor - Price and Value: Why $25 Can Still Make Sense

1.Big Island: Kona Manta Ray Snorkel Tour in Keauhou Harbor

Most Popular 4.5

Kona night manta ray snorkeling from Keauhou Harbor. Small groups, a bright light board, short boat ride, and safety-first guides.

“The crew was absolutely amazing. As a non-swimmer, I was nervous, but Greg made me feel completely comfortable and safe getting into the water. Because of him, I was able to experience the manta rays up close—an unforgettable experience!”

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Kona Snorkel Tour: Captain Cook Reef Snorkel, Dolphin & Sea Caves

Kona Snorkel Tour: Captain Cook Reef Snorkel, Dolphin & Sea Caves - Kealakekua Bay and the Captain Cook Monument Area

2.Kona Snorkel Tour: Captain Cook Reef Snorkel, Dolphin & Sea Caves

4.5

Speedy small-group Zodiac snorkel to Kealakekua Bay for coral, sea caves, and Captain Cook sights, with included pineapple and water.

“The boat ride to the snorkel spot is pretty fast and exciting. The way back is a bit slower with some sightseeing and excellent commentary from the staff. It was a fabulous experience!”

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Manta Ray Night Snorkel Kona – Coral Reef Snorkel Adventures

Manta Ray Night Snorkel Kona - Coral Reef Snorkel Adventures - The night plan: what happens after dark

3.Manta Ray Night Snorkel Kona – Coral Reef Snorkel Adventures

5.0

Kona manta ray night snorkel on a small boat with a lightboard, snacks and drinks, and strong odds of manta sightings.

“Great experience Capitan Alexis was great felt safe. Had a lot of anxiety going in, they did great job encouraging, felt super safe. Danny worked his butt off”

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From Keauhou Bay: Snorkel Cruise to Captain Cook’s Monument

From Keauhou Bay: Snorkel Cruise to Captain Cook's Monument - Kona sailing to Kealakekua Bay: the part before you splash

4.From Keauhou Bay: Snorkel Cruise to Captain Cook’s Monument

4.8

Snorkel Keauhou Bay on a guided catamaran to Captain Cook’s monument in Kealakekua Bay, with fish, lava, dolphins, and seasonal whales.

“Captain Morgan and his crew were awesome! My family and I thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon excursion. The guides were so helpful and informative that our two daughters, new to snorkeling, loved every minute of it. We’re looking forward to doing the longer morning excursion next time we’re in Kona. Mahalo nui loa!”

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Kona Snorkeling: Beat the Crowd to Kealakekua Bay

Kona Snorkeling: Beat the Crowd to Kealakekua Bay - The zodiac ride to Kealakekua Bay: why it’s faster, and why it’s not for everyone

5.Kona Snorkeling: Beat the Crowd to Kealakekua Bay

5.0

Small-zodiac snorkeling to Kealakekua Bay from Kona. Reef-safe gear, snacks, whale and dolphin time, plus a bouncy ride.

“Great adventure... Great team... Awesome location and experience... Safe fun family oriented. A must do experience... 100% rating... The most beautiful reef ever with lots of diffent species.”

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Small Group Snorkeling Expedition South Kona

Small Group Snorkeling Expedition South Kona - Your Three Snorkel Stops: How Each One Fits Into the Day

6.Small Group Snorkeling Expedition South Kona

5.0

Small-group South Kona snorkeling with Sea Quest Hawaii: three famed water stops, wildlife, zodiac ride, and lunch, gear, and snacks included.

“Captain Brendan and MJ were an amazing host. Thank you for a fabulous adventure. Captain Cook Bay was rhe high light of the trip.”

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Big Island: South Kona Snorkeling and Coastline Exploration

Big Island: South Kona Snorkeling and Coastline Exploration - Stop 1: Kealakekua Bay’s 315-Acre Sanctuary Reef (and What to Look For)

7.Big Island: South Kona Snorkeling and Coastline Exploration

5.0

Snorkel three South Kona reef stops from a covered fast boat, with sea caves, lava tubes, and lunch by Captain Cook.

“The experience was amazing. Captain Kevin was very informative and knowledgeable and an overall nice guy. He stopped the boat multiple times to let us see whales and dolphins. We visited 3 different snorkeling spots, which were all marvelous. We saw many different types of fish and multiple turtles. We were also provided with high-quality…”

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