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Scuba Diving in Honolulu Oahu Hawaii

Scuba Diving in Honolulu Oahu Hawaii

Scuba Diving Honolulu Oahu Hawaii

Scuba Diving in Honolulu Oahu Hawaii

Scuba Diving Honolulu Oahu Hawaii

Scuba Diving in Honolulu Oahu Hawaii

Memorable
Dive Adventures
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Sunset & Fireworks
2-Tank Night Dive
5h
 $260

Have you ever seen the underwater world come alive at night? Join us as we dive into an aquatic world teeming with wildlife like you've never seen before. Don't miss this magical sunset special with FIREWORKS on your surface interval!

Advanced Experience
Two Tank Dive
Wreck & Reef
4h
 $159
During the first of our two dives, we'll explore one of Oahu's many wrecks, ranging in depth from 74 to 123 feet. For our second dive, we'll visit a shallow reef for a longer bottom time and spend the dive surrounded by the vibrant underwater wildlif...
Two Tank Dive
Reef Explorer
4h
 $159

Explore two of Oahu's most beautiful reefs! While this dive package accommodates divers of all levels, it is ideal for Open Water Divers as you will not exceed a depth of 60 feet. Perfect to get back into diving after a break!

No Experience needed
First time explorer
Discovery Dive
4h
 $169

Have you always wondered what it’s like to breathe underwater? If you want to try SCUBA diving, but aren’t quite ready to take the plunge into a certification course, Discover Scuba Diving is for you. Unforgetable experience for the whole family!

Aloha Dive trips
Popular dives on o'ahu
The famous wrecks of waikiki
The sea Tiger
The Sea Tiger is a former Chinese trading vessel originally named Yun Fong Seong No. 303. It was confiscated in the early 1990's for carrying 90+ illegal immigrants into the state of Hawaii. Purchased by Voyager Submarines, then cleaned up and sank in 1999 as part of a dive enrichment effort, the Sea Tiger is 150-feet of incredible sights. The ship’s deck sits at roughly 90 feet. The bottom rests on the sand at approximately 110 feet making bottom time between 20-to-25-minutes. Divers can penetrate the Sea Tiger through the cargo holds and bridge. Despite some minor decay inside the ship, the wreck is remarkably intact making it a unique dive for wreck enthusiasts.

The YO-257
The YO-257, a 175-foot long navy oiler, sits on the sand in 100-feet of water off the south shore of Oahu. You’ll have a breathtaking view of Diamond Head on your boat ride to this wreck. It was purposely sunk in 1989 to form an artificial reef by Atlantis Submarines and has since been teaming with marine life. Large turtles like to lay on the main deck at 75 feet and schools of spotted eagle rays cruise past the ship on both sides. Swim throughs are abundant here. Laying 70 feet from the YO-257 is the San Pedro, a 125-foot long decommissioned hospital ship. She lays shallower in 60-feet of water. The San Pedro like it’s neighboring wreck also sunk by Atlantis Submarines only a few years later in 1996.
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