
E' Hoi Mai Ceremony
Before leaving the dock, we all take part in the E' Hoi Mai Ceremony. The song is written in the 20th century by Edith Kanaole. The song is written with hopes that all things return to their original shape, and prayers for knowledge from the Heavens. We sing this song and present flowers in hopes of a safe journey and to meet dolphins swimming in the sea.

Swim with Dolphins
Most of the dolphins you will encounter in this region is the slightly smaller Spinner Dolphin, which gets it's name for spinning while jumping in the air. They will allow you to swim this close, if you approach them slowly. Listen to the crew's advice to get really close to the dolphins!
Snorkeling
After swimming with the dolphins, we move to a location where lots of tropical fish and sea turtles gather. A lot of colorful fish will come to greet you. Don't forget your underwater camera!

Swim with the Honu (Turtle)
The Hawaiian people regard sea turtles as guardians of the sea. The turtles are protected by the Endangered Species Act and cannot be touched. Let's respect them by not chasing after them or touching them!
Kayak Surfing
If you become tired or cold from swimming, ride the kayak. You can take a lazy ride with your buddy. On a day with good surf, our local staff will take you


