Halape Snorkel & Dive Trip

Left - Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle silohette revealed as she swims through the sun.
Right - Big Island, East Hawaii sunrise begins another day in paradise!

Left – Rare Endangered Hawaiian Munk Seal encounter at Halapae.
Right – Large Ulua swims out of an underwater lava cave into Apua Point deep blue ocean waters.

Left - A giant Jellyfish with its own school of fish
Right - LavaKai viewing active Lava flowing from volcano Kilauea into the Pacific Ocean

East Hawaii’s remote underwater world is a vast area of exploration dives & snorkeling. These secluded waters offer incredible schools of brightly colored tropical fish, lava caves rich in sea life, stunning coral formations and pristine ocean diving conditions. East Hawaii is also a known breeding ground for Hawksbill Turtles, so theres always a chance you might get a rare glimspe of the rare hawksbill turtles. We’ve even had an endangered Munk Seal swim with us a few times as well as giant Manta Rays & Eagle Rays.

This Big Island getaway castaway take you to see secluded white & black sandy beaches far away from the Kona crowds. We specialize in Big Island Boat Tours to remote locations guarenteed to amaze even the most seasoned Big Island travelers. Come discover hidden Hawaii’s secret destinations along the Puna Coastline! Located in the shadow of active volcano Kliauea inside Hawaii Volcanoes National Parks amazing Lava Fields is a first class oasis of white sandy beaches, tropical coconut groves, abundant sealife, cool ocean breezes, a Big Island ocean paradise like no other. This secluded Hawaii destination is rich in history ranging from geology, Hawaiian culture, tropical fish, wide array of wildlife, and is accessible only by a 15 mile hike across hot lava flows or by cruising one of our volcano boats. During our Big Island castaway adventure your Big Island ocean guides will inform you of coastline sights including: 3 Black Sand Beaches (Kaimu,Kalapana,Foxes), the giant seacliffs created during from the 65 acre East Lae`apuki bench break, the Holei Sea Arch, panoramic views of Hawaii Volcanoes (Kilauea, Mauna Loa, Mauna Kea), views of the ongoing active Kilauea eruption, Halape iki, Keauhou Landing, Apua Point, Pu’u Kapukapu Pali (hillside), and many other unique Hawaii Volcanoes highlights. Whether you are going to be snorkeling or SCUBA diving, underwater features colorful reef formations full of incredible schools of tropical fish, sea life rich lava tubes, and an opportunity to see rare species of marine life which include Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles & Dolphins. This East Hawaii destination is also a known breeding ground for Hawksbill Turtles, so there’s always a chance you might get a rare glimpse of the rare Hawksbill turtles. We’ve even had an endangered Monk Seal join us for a dive at the Halape dive site.