SCUBA Lana'i: 3 Tank Expedition *Private Charter*

Head to Less Explored Waters!

by Maui Pacific Divers· Kihei, HI
From$3937.50

What to Expect

Duration

7.5 hour, 3 tank scuba expedition.

About

While the Cathedrals are the primary “bucket list” dives of Lana’i, there are so many lesser known sites that you don’t want to miss. For instance, Menpachi offers multiple swim throughs and arches, and the Kaumalapau drift dive wows everyone above and below the surface. This dive is sometimes called Barge Harbor since it’s outside the harbor on Lana’i’s western coast, nestled among stunning cliffs.
These dives allow more chances to spot pelagic species that cruise the nearby deep water, and of course, Lana’i always has a strong chance of dolphins!

Skill Level

Minimum: Open Water Certified (ages 15+)
Lana’i is perfect for intermediate- advanced divers, but with multiple dive possibilities, the dive plan can be designed to suit your group's abilities. If you are a beginner diver, or it’s been a while since you dove, booking the Maui Coral Reef charter first to tune up your skills can help you make the most of this expedition.

Details:

  • Bring up to six people.
  • All Scuba gear included!
  • Check in 1/2 hr before departure: Slip 14, Māʻalaea Harbor.
  • Boat departs at 7am. (Contact us if you would prefer a different departure time.)

What to bring

  • Swimwear
  • Any personal dive gear & wetsuit you wish to bring
  • Sun protection
  • Light jacket
  • Camera

Included:

  • All Scuba Gear is included! Let us know your height, weight, and shoe size, and we'll take care of the rest!
  • Fruit and snacks
  • Lunch, including chocolate chip cookies
  • Drybag for personal items
  • Incredible memories!

Please stay below 2000ft elevation for 18 hours after diving.

Address

Ma'alaea, Hawaii

Pricing

Private Charter · Includes up to 6 Passengers$4331.25

Prices are typical; see the booking calendar for live availability and rates.

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 2 days before the start time.

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