



by Gabriel's Ohana
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$235.84This three-hour guided kayak tour takes place in Maui’s Alalakeiki Channel. Participants use clear kayaks with pontoon attachments that make tipping nearly impossible and prevent sinking. The kayak bottoms magnify the coral reefs and marine life below, allowing guests to observe creatures such as octopus, eels, sea turtles, manta rays, seals, and various fish including the humuhumunukunukuapua'a. The tour accommodates up to 10 guests per guide and is suitable for beginners. From December to April, migrating Humpback Whales may also be seen. The tour includes unlimited snorkeling using provided equipment. Guests receive long-sleeve rash guards, reef-safe sunscreen, refillable water bottles with cold water, dry bags, and snacks like bananas and granola bars during the tour, with fresh local pineapple served upon return to shore. A professional photographer and drone operator stay on shore to record the tour, offering photo and video packages for an additional charge. Guides are CPR trained and knowledgeable about local marine life and conservation. Guests are advised to bring hats and sunglasses. There is a participant weight limit of 275 pounds, with options available by contacting the operator. The tour supports the University of Hawaii Maui College through its charity program.
Maui
Paddle with guides into the Alalakeiki Channel on clear kayaks with pontoons for stability. The kayak bottoms magnify the coral reefs and marine life below, allowing views of creatures such as octopus, eels, sea turtles, manta rays, seals, and schools of fish including the humuhumunukunukuapua'a. A professional photographer and drone operator remain on shore to film and photograph guests, with photo and video packages offered for an additional charge. The tour includes a long-sleeve rash guard, reef-safe sunscreen, refillable water bottle with cold R/O water, dry bag, and snacks like bananas and granola bars during the paddle. Fresh local pineapple is served upon returning to shore.
180 min
On highway 30, just past mile marker 14 across from the "Welcome to Olowalu" sign heading west. We have a black SUV with Gabriel's Ohana on the door and a big wooden trailer. Coming from Lahaina/Kaanapali side it is just past mm 14.5 and the sign reads Aloha. Along the shore, no parking lot.
End point
On highway 30, just past mile marker 14 across from the "Welcome to Olowalu" sign heading west. We have a black SUV with Gabriel's Ohana on the door and a big wooden trailer. Coming from Lahaina/Kaanapali side it is just past mm 14.5 and the sign reads Aloha. Along the shore, no parking lot.




by Gabriel's Ohana
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$235.84This three-hour guided kayak tour takes place in Maui’s Alalakeiki Channel. Participants use clear kayaks with pontoon attachments that make tipping nearly impossible and prevent sinking. The kayak bottoms magnify the coral reefs and marine life below, allowing guests to observe creatures such as octopus, eels, sea turtles, manta rays, seals, and various fish including the humuhumunukunukuapua'a. The tour accommodates up to 10 guests per guide and is suitable for beginners. From December to April, migrating Humpback Whales may also be seen. The tour includes unlimited snorkeling using provided equipment. Guests receive long-sleeve rash guards, reef-safe sunscreen, refillable water bottles with cold water, dry bags, and snacks like bananas and granola bars during the tour, with fresh local pineapple served upon return to shore. A professional photographer and drone operator stay on shore to record the tour, offering photo and video packages for an additional charge. Guides are CPR trained and knowledgeable about local marine life and conservation. Guests are advised to bring hats and sunglasses. There is a participant weight limit of 275 pounds, with options available by contacting the operator. The tour supports the University of Hawaii Maui College through its charity program.
Maui
Paddle with guides into the Alalakeiki Channel on clear kayaks with pontoons for stability. The kayak bottoms magnify the coral reefs and marine life below, allowing views of creatures such as octopus, eels, sea turtles, manta rays, seals, and schools of fish including the humuhumunukunukuapua'a. A professional photographer and drone operator remain on shore to film and photograph guests, with photo and video packages offered for an additional charge. The tour includes a long-sleeve rash guard, reef-safe sunscreen, refillable water bottle with cold R/O water, dry bag, and snacks like bananas and granola bars during the paddle. Fresh local pineapple is served upon returning to shore.
180 min
On highway 30, just past mile marker 14 across from the "Welcome to Olowalu" sign heading west. We have a black SUV with Gabriel's Ohana on the door and a big wooden trailer. Coming from Lahaina/Kaanapali side it is just past mm 14.5 and the sign reads Aloha. Along the shore, no parking lot.
End point
On highway 30, just past mile marker 14 across from the "Welcome to Olowalu" sign heading west. We have a black SUV with Gabriel's Ohana on the door and a big wooden trailer. Coming from Lahaina/Kaanapali side it is just past mm 14.5 and the sign reads Aloha. Along the shore, no parking lot.