Beautiful Ahi caught aboard our Bite Me 4 with Captain Rocky and deckhand JJ. Sweet catch by this female angler Just a small 145 pound Blue Marlin aboard Bite Me 1 with Captain Chad on our Bite Me 1. Just a small cache of little tuna caught aboard our Bite Me 3 with […]
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Humpback whales have been known to protect animals in a Killer Whale attack, scientists have a few theories as to why, but we like to think they just making sure no one gets bullied on the playground! It’s not clear why the humpbacks would risk injury and waste so much energy protecting an entirely different […]
Snorkeling with the manta rays is an amazing experience and is only available in a few places are around the world! We are lucky enough to enjoy this experience every night! The best part is our manta‘s are local, so we are able to identify them! We sent in the photo below to The Manta Pacific […]
Join us on our Dolphin Encounter and Kealakekua Bay Reef snorkel to check out the only underwater state park on the Big Island! Home to an amazing coral reef and the local marine life that the reef sustains.
Join us on our manta night snorkel, with our recently updated lights, we now have the brightest lights in the water! We operate nightly and provide all the snorkel equipment, including wet suits for your use!
At last year’s International Coastal Cleanup, volunteers picked up more than half a million straws and stirrers, making straws one of the top ten items on our annual list. Straws pose a real danger to animals like sea turtles, albatross and fish who can eat them. Ocean Conservancy will be reaching out to sustainability directors at […]
A baby is dependent upon its mother for basic survival—food, shelter and in the case of humpback whales—breathing! Mom humpback whales bring their baby calves to the surface, right after birth, so they can take their first breath of air. A humpback mother is the definition of ‘attachment parenting,’ she never leaves her baby calf. […]
Decades of conservation efforts have led authorities to downgrade the turtles to threatened, though many challenges still remain The last century have been brutal for sea turtles of all species. Beach developments destroyed nesting sites for the giant marine reptiles, pollution and warming waters made them ill, fishing nets snared them, and industrial-scale harvesting to feed people […]
SPOTTED BOXFISH · moa Ostracion meleagris Shaw & Nodder, 1796 This is Hawai`i’s most common boxfish. Females are blackish brown densely covered on all sides with small white spots. Males have dark blue sides with irregular black spots, some of which may have gold centers. They also have gold markings on the head and at the […]
About Hawai’i’s Sea Turtles Hawai’i is the home to five species of sea turtles. Olive ridleys, loggerheads and leatherbacks are usually only encountered in deep offshore waters. But it’s common for snorkelers and divers on all the islands to see the honu(green sea turtle) in near shore waters. Green sea turtles, however, nests in the Northwestern […]
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