Scuba Diving in USA

Learn the basics of scuba diving during a 5-hour introductory course in Waikiki. Your professional scuba instructor teaches foundational scuba skills before taking you out by boat to a dive site in shallow water. Have time to get comfortable with the equipment in the water, then follow your instructor as you scuba dive around the coral reef. You can see marine critters such as sea turtles and colorful fish, an amazing experience to add to your vacation in Hawaii.

When visiting Hawaii, try this guided, 5-hour, small-group ocean dive from Waikiki. Climb aboard a custom, 37-foot dive boat and experience Hawaii's fascinating underwater world, complete with colorful coral reefs and an abundance of marine wildlife. All the necessary diving equipment plus snacks and fresh water are included. Evidence of dive certification is required from all visitors wishing to participate in a certified dive. Waikiki hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Take a deep dive (literally) into some of Hawaii's top shipwrecks and beautiful reefs during this 3-hour diving experience near Oahu's South Shore. Depending on the weather and conditions, you'll enjoy explorations of wrecks like the Sea Tiger, at 80 to 130 feet (25-40 meters), or the combination wrecks of YO 257 and San Pedro, located at 60 to 100 feet (18-30 meters). For those interested in marine life, the sea turtles of Turtle Canyon or the hard corals of Nautilus Reef offer more great options. A guide, snacks and round-trip hotel transport from Waikiki are covered.

Want to scuba dive while in Hawaii but don't have time to get certified? Try this guided, 5-hour ocean dive from Waikiki. It's not a scuba certification course but it is a quick, easy introduction to the underwater world, under the supervision of a Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) member. Climb aboard a custom, 37-foot dive boat and experience Hawaii's fascinating underwater world, complete with colorful coral reefs and an abundance of marine wildlife. All the necessary diving equipment plus snacks and fresh water are included.

If you've always wanted to breathe underwater - but never had the courage to try it - this introductory scuba lesson in Maui is the perfect place to get started. Under the watchful eye of a professional instructor and in calm, protected waters, you'll learn the basic skills required for scuba diving in Maui. The lesson has a maximum of only four divers and, once you've learned the safety basics, you'll casually kick around the reef in search of tropical marine life. When booking, choose from various lesson times.

Get up close and personal with Hawaii's beautiful marine life during this 3-hour diving trip near Waikiki Beach. Depending on conditions and your experience, you'll visit one of three sites. Head to Turtle Canyon, a 15-30 foot (5-10 meter) dive with a wealth of local turtles. Or check out Nautilus Reef, a 30-60 foot (10-18 meter) site with beautiful Hawaiian hard corals, white tip sharks and moray eels. There's also Horseshoe Reef/Kewalo Pipe, a 40-65 foot (12-20 meter) dive with several species of eels and rays. All necessary equipment and snacks are included.

On this thrilling Maui night diving adventure, experience an entirely different world than you would while diving in the daytime, where lobsters, octopus, nudibranchs, and eels emerge from the inky black darkness. On this one-tank shore dive in West Maui, follow your expert dive instructor on an evening foray of the reef, searching for invertebrates and rarely seen critters attracted to the beam of your light. Since the dive is limited to only four divers, you're sure to have a personalized experience as you splash in the near-shore waters - sharing one of the most adventurous experiences you can find on Maui after dark.

When visiting Hawaii, try this guided, 5-hour, small-group ocean dive from Waikiki. Climb aboard a custom dive boat and experience Hawaii's fascinating underwater world, complete with colorful coral reefs and an abundance of marine wildlife. All the necessary equipment is included. Evidence of dive certification is required from all visitors wishing to participate in a certified dive.