Molokini and Turtle Arches Snorkel
Departs Ma’alaea Harbor daily at 7 or 8 am
Duration: approximately 5 hours
$125 per adult / $50 per child under 13 (+ tax)
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Another excellent option:
Lanaʻi Snorkel & Dolphin Watch
Departs Lahaina daily at 8 am
Duration: approximately 5 hours
$105 per adult / $65 per child under 13 (+ tax)
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Unless you really only want to go to Molokini, do consider the Lana’i tour. Molokini is often overcrowded, and while the visibility is excellent, there sometimes isn’t much wildlife to see with so many people around.

They also offer a Honolua Bay Snorkel Sail, but I’ll show you later how to get there for free!

Pacific Whale Foundation offers some of the best snorkel tours in West Maui. The best part is that all profits support PacWhale’s research, education and conservation programs to save whales, dolphins and our oceans.

Each trip is staffed with a U.S. Coast Guard certified captain and Certified Marine Naturalist, all of whom hold graduate or undergraduate degrees in marine biology or related sciences and undergo continual professional training on wildlife behaviors and biology, Hawaii’s marine environment, and local geography and culture. All crew members are certified in First Aid, oxygen administration, and CPR for adults, children and infants and are certified lifeguards.

PacWhale is a proud member of the Hawaii Ecotourism Association and is a Certified Sustainable Tour Operator. From following strict wildlife viewing guidelines to using reusable or compostable plates, cups and utensils — we work to ensure that all operations are as environmentally friendly as possible.