Maui has some awesome snorkeling! The island has a number of beaches and secluded spots where one can experience the beauty of Maui’s marine life.

Which are Maui’s best snorkeling location?

Here are some snorkel spots where you can swim with colorful fishes and sea turtles:-

Molokini Crater

Located just a few miles off Maui’s shore, Molokini Crater has the most unique geological features in the world. The tiny crescent-shaped island that homes plentiful of marine life. Molokini Crater is partially submerged half-moon shaped volcanic crater is one of the best snorkeling spot on Maui.

Black Rock Beach

Pu’u Keka’a also known as black rock. Located on the western shore of Maui, black rock beach has crystal clear blue water that makes it a perfect snorkeling spot. It is one of Maui’s popular white sand beach known for snorkeling and cliff jumping. It is a great place to learn how to snorkel for all ages, you can also climb up the large lava promontory and dive into the blue ocean.

Honolua Bay

Located on Maui’s northwestern tip – Honolua Bay is a popular destination for snorkeling and scuba diving. Honolua is a relative rocky bay that is hidden behind tall cliffs. Being a part of the Honolua-Mokule’ia Bay Marine Life Conservation District, fishing is strictly prohibited here, due to which you will find abundant colorful fishes here.

Kapalua Bay

Kapalua Bay is one of the most beautiful white sand beach on Maui, it has an active marine life and luxurious resort making it an ideal place to snorkel on Maui. Walk down Lahaina shoreline trail to access this crescent-shaped beach.

Maluaka Beach

The hidden gem on Maui – Maluaka beach is also known as turtle town. It is the best place to snorkel if you want to swim and catch glimpse of sea turtles in their native environment.

Rent or Buy Snorkeling Gear?

A lot of people contemplate if they should buy snorkeling gear or continue renting? We recommend renting a gear unless you really want gear to keep and reuse.

Don’t miss out on our snorkeling deals, reserve your spot today. We provide the necessary equipment including masks, snorkels, water shoes, and fins.

Interested in Scuba Diving in Maui, take a look at our article to learn everything about Scuba Diving.

As of 9-16-2020,  Governor Ige of Hawaii  held Covid-19 Hawaii Travel Update: A press meeting announcing that on October 15th 2020 The quarantine for travelers to Hawaii will be lifted on individuals that test negative within 72 hours of travel to the islands.

If you do not have a test done prior to travel. then you will be subject to the 14 day quarantine that remains in effect.

We are taking reservations at this time and will be practicing covid safe dive classes and tours.

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It is whale season at this time in Maui.

The Humpback whales are here in Maui and will be until May.  We can definitely say you will hear them while you are out on you dive. This is the highlight of diving in Maui during the winter months with whales. Well not exactly with…. But kinda. Having the whales sing to you during the dive is something every diver should have the pleasure of experiencing. Beginner scuba divers are welcome to join in on this event with the Intro Scuba Class. Call us and get more details.

Well… You may be out there diving, but diving with them and seeing them is another story. They are usually far away from the shores where the dive sites are at. But you never know…. We have been getting ready to dive, when we have seen them in close and also after the dive. It really is a BIG tease when this happens, but one day we will see them.

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Yay!!!!  We won the Tripadvisor Hall of Fame award AGAIN for being the best scuba company in Maui again. 

And this is what they said.

“Because you’ve earned a Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence every year for the past five years. We’re pleased to announce that In2Scuba Diving Maui Dive Co. has qualified for the Certificate of Excellence Hall of Fame. Like past years, be sure to claim your free 2019 Certificate of Excellence and sticker. And as a Hall of Fame recipient, you’ll automatically receive a special-edition certificate and sticker with your order.”

I want to thank all our divers for your reviews of your experience and your patronage. Come out with us, so you can get in on some of the fun!

 

If you are looking to go Scuba Diving near Kahana, Napili, or Kapalua. You are so close to some of the best scuba diving in Maui. With several dive sites near Kahana, Napili, Kapalua. So you can immerse yourself in some great locations to dive. Locations that are only 5-15 minutes from your resort in Kahana Napili, or Kapalua. Airport beach is the closest and its the most popular dive site in the Lahaina West Maui area.

Scuba Diving in the Kahana, Napili, Kapalua immediate area is not very good. But, Airport beach, Black Rock and Mala Wharf are fantastic dive sites and located only 10-15 minutes away. Come out with us to see what its all about.

We are always looking for an excuse to save you money, because we know everything in Maui is expensive. And we try our best to help, so check out our specials

Amazing Scuba Diving Locations Near Maui, Hawaii

When visiting Maui, one of the most exciting journeys you can take is underwater. While scuba diving off the island, you’ll see marine life like tropical fish, and more.

Divers will experience the companionship of eels, rays, and sea turtles as they glide through the blue waters. If you are interested in diving in Maui but want to hit up the best locations, this article is made for you.

Makena Landing

This site is a beautiful area with tubes and lava formations to swim through. There are plenty of turtles and sharks who live in the area to get close to.

Some people call this area ‘Turtle Town’ based on the large population of the creatures you may run into nearby. However, what makes this spot exceptional is the combination of various diving environments in the same area. This is the place to dive if you want lovely photos.

Molokai

Another fantastic area for diving in Maui is Molokai. Marine lovers will enjoy the sights of whales, hammerheads, turtles, dolphins, rays, and vast schools of colorful fish.

The enormous amount of fish has given this area the name ‘Fish Rain’ due to the sea life. The only prickle about diving in Molokai is that it’s difficult to get to. However, if you choose to do so, you’ll never forget the memories.

Mala Wharf

This area was built in 1922 as a steel and concrete pier structure, but it came down in 1992 during a hurricane. Nonetheless, it has made an excellent habitat for many sea animals, including octopi, shrimp, fish, and white tip reef sharks.

This is another area that is perfect for the animal loving diver. Even better is that the diving is shallow so that you can get plenty of time in. It’s also suitable for night or day diving.

Lanai Cathedrals

You’ll find the cathedrals only 45 minutes away from Maui by ferry. There are amazing caverns 50 feet deep to explore. You’ll also find plenty of animals from sharks to fish and dolphins to turtles.

If you dive into the first cathedral, be sure to visit the east wall. When light is shining in, it’s one of the most beautiful sights you will ever experience.

Dive in Maui

If you’re interested in learning to dive, you can’t beat the training at In2Scuba Diving Maui Dive Co. Once you’ve done, you can head off on dives with new friends and explore a new side of the island. To learn more, visit us at www.In2ScubaDivingMaui.com.

If you are a beginner to scuba diving in Maui, there are a few things you should know. Whether you are moving to the island or just visiting for a short time, following these tips can make your time diving more straightforward and entertaining.

It will also give you an excellent idea of what to expect before you fly to Hawaii for a scuba diving experience you can find nowhere else.

Best Time to Dive In Maui

If you’re planning to scuba dive in Maui, whether by boat or shore, the best time to take advantage is between 10 am and 2 pm. You can expect the calmest water at this time, as well as great light.

Trade winds can start to come up around 11 AM, which makes entries and exits less smooth and boat rides more problematic due to the winds. The worst of the winds can be found in the summer, but this is also the best season for being above water, so consider your needs. Please check water temperature all year around.

Shore Diving Simplicity

Many divers choose to only dive from boats, but Maui is excellent for shore dives, as well. The sandy beaches are nice, and the entries are usually smooth. There are also gradual depth changes and most shore dives go no deeper than 40 feet.

This means you can spend a ton of time on the bottom enjoying the sights. Just remember that whether boat or shore driving, you are required to have a dive flag.

Enjoy the Marine Wildlife

No matter where you dive in Maui, you are likely to come upon the Hawaiian green sea turtle or “honu.” You can often get pretty close and the more curious turtles might come up to you.

What you need to remember is that the species is threatened so avoid petting or touching the turtles. However, feel free to take photos and enjoy the experience, which you are likely to encounter nowhere else.

Nighttime Diving Fun

While it’s harder to find a boat dive at night, shore dives can be a lot of fun. The wind has usually died down by that time and you may see creatures that weren’t out and about during the day. Be aware that some parks have closed and locked gates at night, so you’ll have to park outside and walk to get to the shore.

When you want the most impressive diving experience in Maui, In 2 Scuba Diving Maui Dive Co. has you covered, we have been nominated as the best Scuba diving company in Maui for years.