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- The only tour that takes you along the entire West Coast of Oahu!
- Fully narrated in both English and Japanese
- Buffet, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks included
Discounts Available: Child Discount
Type: Dolphin Swim, Sailing / Cruise, Snorkel Special Feature: Includes Meal
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- Awesome Hawaiian sunset
- Waterfall, beaches, & ancient temple
- Professional cameras not necessary (phones ok!)
Type: Operating During Covid-19, Photography, Sightseeing
Special Feature: LIVE AVAILABILITY
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- Discounts on Multi-Day DIve Packages!
- Various Certification Courses to Choose From
What to expect: Learn from the best at our PADI Five Star Instructor Development Center here on Oahu! Whether your goal is to pursue diving as a hobby or a career, you’ve come to the ... moreright place. We take pride in training intelligent, enthusiastic ocean lovers to become the best dive instructors out there.
Our class schedules are flexible and tailored to your needs.
Skill Courses:
PADI Open Water CourseThe PADI Open Water Diver course is, by far, the world’s most popular scuba certification course. Millions of people have started diving as certified PADI Open Water Divers. Learning to scuba dive requires both knowledge development (facts, principles, concepts) and dive skills (techniques, methods). The PADI Open Water Diver Course online provides the knowledge development portion you need.
PADI Advanced Course
The PADI Advanced Open Water Diver Course online segment includes knowledge development for the two required topics; the Deep and Underwater Navigation Adventure Dives, along with five of the most popular elective dives.These include: Night Diver, Peak Performance Buoyancy, Wreck Diver, Boat Diver and Underwater Naturalist. Experience real adventure and be one step closer to Master Scuba Diver.
PADI Rescue Certification
PADI Rescue Diver Course consists of 5 easy-to-learn sections after an introduction. The course includes: The Psychology of Rescue, Recognizing Diver Stress, Accident Management, Assisting Responsive and Unresponsive Divers at the Surface and Underwater, Equipment Problems, Oxygen Delivery Systems, Missing Diver Procedures, Responding to Diver Emergencies and In-water Rescue Breathing.
Specialty Certifications
Disciplines: Enriched Air Diver Dry Suit Diver Deep Diver Wreck Diver Peak Performance Buoyancy Diver Night Diver Rebreather Diver
EFR (CPR and First Aid) Certification
BLS (Basic Life Support) CPR AED(automated external defibrillator) Preventing & caring for shock Spinal injury management Reduce disease transmission Basic first aid.
PADI Divemaster CertificationThe PADI Divemaster course is the first professional level within the PADI System. This allows you to work as a training assistant on PADI courses and programs, supervise certified divers during pleasure diving experiences, conduct some PADI programs independently. A PADI Divemaster consists of: knowledge base, practical application, and final exam.
PADI Instructor Development Course
The Instructor Development Course (IDC) is the cornerstone of PADI’s professional-level training. Becoming a PADI Instructor consists of these segments – knowledge development, practical application and the Instructor Examination. The online portion of the course covers nine topics which prepare you for the practical sessions needed to complete your Assistant Instructor or Open Water Scuba Instructor course.
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Discounts Available: Child Discount, Free for Infants or Children
Type: Hanauma Bay, North Shore/ Haleiwa Town, Sightseeing, Snorkel
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- Private Property- exclusive trails & roads
- Hawaiian Guides- cultural Insight, authentic experience
- Small Groups- safe, engaging, & enjoyable
Discounts Available: Child Discount
Special Feature: INCLUDES LUNCH
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Discounts Available: Child Discount
Type: Private / Custom Tour, Sightseeing
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- Small groups, 7 people max!
- Beach sunrise
- Secret Local spots
Type: Operating During Covid-19, Photography, Sightseeing, Discounts Available
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New diver? No problem! Whether you’re newly certified, you love longer dive times, more natural light for photography or it’s just been a while, our late morning charter is the dive ... moretrip for you! We visit two shallow reefs average depth of 40’(12m) where we will find tons of reef fish (25% of which are endemic to Hawaii), eels, octopus, turtles, rays and even sharks! If you are not certified, you can join our Discover Scuba Diving program, where you learn the basics of diving before an instructor takes you out in the ocean. All dives are led by either a Divemaster or Instructor, and will be in small groups to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our divers.
What to expect:
Whether you love longer dive times or have recently earned your diving certification, you’ll appreciate our late morning trip to two shallow reefs. Photographers seeking more natural light revel in the picture perfect settings of this tour. We’ll dive down about 40 feet, where you’ll find tons of reef fish endemic to Hawaii, eels, octopuses, turtles, rays, even sharks!
If you’re not certified, join our Discover Scuba Diving program, where you’ll learn the basics of diving before an instructor takes you out in the ocean.
What to bring:
Swimsuit, sunscreen, towel and waterproof camera. We provide all the diving gear and equipment, but feel free to bring your wetsuit if you prefer.
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For the more advanced crowd we have an early morning dive charter. We usually dive one deep wreck around 100’ and a shallower reef for our second dive 40-60’, but with an experienced ... moreenough group, the underwater world is at our fingertips. Since the wrecks are a bit farther from shore, we often see more Pelagic Fish, and sometimes even some dolphins and whales! Due to the depths of the wrecks we do require a minimum of 25 dives, preferably Advanced Open Water and have dove in the last year. All dives are led by either a Divemaster or Instructor, and will be in small groups to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our divers.
What to expect:
Tailored for advanced divers, our deep and shallow dive will take you to the most bewitching sites off the coast of Oahu. Check in at the Hawaiian Diving Adventures boat at 7:15 a.m. We’ll start with a 100-foot plunge to a shipwreck. Because the wrecks are significantly far from shore, we often see more pelagic fish, dolphins and—if we’re lucky—whales! Then we’ll dive to a shallow reef about 40–60 feet deep.
With an experienced enough group, we’re able to guide you to more adventurous areas of the underwater world.
Please note: Wrecks are located significantly deeper than shallow reefs. We require you to have done at least 25 dives before participating in this particular excursion. Preferably, you should be certified in Advanced Open Water and have dived in the last year.
What to bring:
Swimsuit, sunscreen, towel and waterproof camera. We provide all the diving gear and equipment, but feel free to bring your wetsuit if you prefer.
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Type: Operating During Covid-19, Jet Ski / Water Sport, Parasailing
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