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Snorkeling north maui. We are also implementing new health and safety protocols. West South Maui. The fish are abundant and not afraid of snorkelers.

The best snorkeling will normally be found in the summer months as the north shores of all Hawaiian Islands are famous for High SurfBig Waves. All tours will be private tours at a special reduced rate until further notice - allowing one family or parties traveling together to share a tour. Snorkeling Molokini Crater is the most popular destination for Maui snorkel trips.

And for good reason The Valley Isle has more miles of swimmable beach than any other Hawaiian island. The summer from May to October is the warmest driest and sunniest season with an average of 80F265C and maximum temperatures of 85F295C. The magnificent intelligent mammals migrate here from Alaska to make babies and.

There is public beach access so you dont need to be a hotel guest in order to go snorkeling here. The west coast of Maui including Kīhei Lāhainā and Kaanapali typically enjoys better snorkeling conditions and calmer seas due to its leeward position in relation to the trade winds as well as the protection it receives from offshore islands like Lānai and Kahoolawe. A few miles from Sharks Cove in the opposite direction of Waimea Bay to the north is Kuilima Cove.

Located on Mauis northwestern coast Honolulu Bay also known as The Bay is a popular spot to hit for seasoned surfers in winter months and a great snorkeling destination throughout late spring to early fall. With 120 miles of coastline Maui has dozens of snorkeling spots that are rung by coral reefs and hundreds of colorful species of fish that call the shoreline home. Take a look out over the sand out towards the open blue and you may spot eagle rays.

Not as big a snorkeling destination as some of Mauis other regions its probably known most for its eclectic and earthy local residents. Home to a massive hippie population a stroll through Paia Maui feels a lot like a stroll back in timeto the 1960s. The Hawaiian trade winds are blowing from the northeast so the water on the south and west stays calm and clear.