Dolphin Watch & Snorkel Captain Cook Monument Big Island Kailua-Kona Hawaii

• Learn about the dolphins in their natural habitat from a naturalist guide

• Lunch, snacks, and bottled water included

• The utmost respect and care are given to our aquatic friends to assure that we do not disrupt their rest, nursing and breeding behaviors that is why Snorkeling is not a guarantee.

Join us to see the Hawaiian Spinner Dolphin as they should be, Wild and Free! Let our naturalist guides take you on a journey that your whole family will enjoy and talk about for years to come. Including getting some great photo opportunities as the Hawaiian Spinner Dolphins leap and spin out of the water and snorkeling a pristine reef at the Captain Cook Monument. As we search for these beautiful creatures in the warm tropical waters, our crew will share their knowledge about our Dolphin’s life cycle, habitats, and behaviors. Nearly every day, year-round, we are able to encounter these beautiful animals in their natural habitat. You may glimpse their torpedo-shaped bodies darting smoothly through the waves, swimming and rolling in formation, like synchronized swimmers. Or you may observe a pod off in the distance, leaping high into the air as they travel together. After we’ve spent time viewing these beautiful dolphins we’ll cruise the coast line looking for other marine life. You’ll see sea caves, sea arches and learn some Hawaiian History. We’ll end our day snorkeling at one of the best snorkeling reefs in the world, Kealakekua Bay, home of the Captain Cook Monument.

• Naturalist guides

• Snacks, fruit, juice and bottled water

• Mask, Fins, Snorkel, Flotation Aids included

• Use of binoculars

• Gratuities for your crew always appreciated

• Please bring towel, cover-up & easy to remove shoes

• Use reef safe sunscreen only (zinc based recommended-no oxybenzone or octinoxate, lotion, NO spray)