

by Paul Sandlin
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.$258This snorkeling tour takes place at Turtle Town on Maui’s oldest reef and lasts about two hours. You meet at Olowalu, an easy-to-find location, where the guide introduces the tour and distributes snorkeling gear. Before entering the water, you get a snorkeling lesson while seated on the beach to ensure you are comfortable with the equipment. The tour is led by a marine biologist who guides you from the shore into a shallow, sandy area where you can stand and get used to your gear before swimming out to the reef. You’ll see green sea turtles, various fish species, and coral as you snorkel. The guide shares information about marine biology and ocean conservation during the tour. After snorkeling, the group returns to shore for a discussion about the animals and coral seen, as well as ways to protect ocean health. Photos taken throughout the tour are included. All snorkeling equipment, reef-safe sunscreen, flotation devices, and clean sanitized gear are provided for the small group of up to eight participants.
Olowalu Beach and Snorkeling at Turtle Town
The meeting point is at Olowalu, a location that is easy to find. The guide begins by explaining the tour and handing out snorkeling gear. Next, participants sit on the beach for a snorkeling lesson covering equipment use. The group then enters the water at a shallow sandy spot where standing is possible to get comfortable with the gear. The tour continues to the reef where green sea turtles, fish, and coral are observed. After returning to shore, the guide discusses the sightings and ocean conservation. Photos are taken throughout the tour and included.
You will receive a pin of the exact location via text the day prior to tour, as well as a picture of company vehicle. We will be going from an area called Olowalu. Look for mile marker 14 along the Honoapiilani highway, and park on the ocean side of the road.
End point
You will receive a pin of the exact location via text the day prior to tour, as well as a picture of company vehicle. We will be going from an area called Olowalu. Look for mile marker 14 along the Honoapiilani highway, and park on the ocean side of the road.


by Paul Sandlin
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.$258This snorkeling tour takes place at Turtle Town on Maui’s oldest reef and lasts about two hours. You meet at Olowalu, an easy-to-find location, where the guide introduces the tour and distributes snorkeling gear. Before entering the water, you get a snorkeling lesson while seated on the beach to ensure you are comfortable with the equipment. The tour is led by a marine biologist who guides you from the shore into a shallow, sandy area where you can stand and get used to your gear before swimming out to the reef. You’ll see green sea turtles, various fish species, and coral as you snorkel. The guide shares information about marine biology and ocean conservation during the tour. After snorkeling, the group returns to shore for a discussion about the animals and coral seen, as well as ways to protect ocean health. Photos taken throughout the tour are included. All snorkeling equipment, reef-safe sunscreen, flotation devices, and clean sanitized gear are provided for the small group of up to eight participants.
Olowalu Beach and Snorkeling at Turtle Town
The meeting point is at Olowalu, a location that is easy to find. The guide begins by explaining the tour and handing out snorkeling gear. Next, participants sit on the beach for a snorkeling lesson covering equipment use. The group then enters the water at a shallow sandy spot where standing is possible to get comfortable with the gear. The tour continues to the reef where green sea turtles, fish, and coral are observed. After returning to shore, the guide discusses the sightings and ocean conservation. Photos are taken throughout the tour and included.
You will receive a pin of the exact location via text the day prior to tour, as well as a picture of company vehicle. We will be going from an area called Olowalu. Look for mile marker 14 along the Honoapiilani highway, and park on the ocean side of the road.
End point
You will receive a pin of the exact location via text the day prior to tour, as well as a picture of company vehicle. We will be going from an area called Olowalu. Look for mile marker 14 along the Honoapiilani highway, and park on the ocean side of the road.