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Morning Tour

(October-December)

$ 289

Morning Tour

(March-May & September)

$ 315

Morning Tour

(June-August)

$ 349

No better way to start your day in paradise!

Snorkeling & Sightseeing (March-October)

Experience Morning Magic on the Nā Pali

Join us for an unforgettable morning tour along Kaua‘i’s famous coastline. The calm morning waters make this our smoothest ride of the day — perfect for those prone to seasickness. Our 4-hour journey includes lunch and snorkeling, and showcases towering emerald peaks, playful dolphins (when they’re feeling social), and hidden sea caves.

Note: Ocean and weather conditions guide each unique adventure. While we can’t guarantee snorkeling or cave visits, we promise to make your experience unforgettable while keeping safety our top priority. Lunch is not provided in October.

Sightseeing Tours (November & December)

NEW: Experience Nā Pali in the Winter!

See Kaua‘i’s legendary coastline at its most dramatic.

In past years, we’ve closed our doors and dry-docked our vessels from November–February due to big waves, but this year we’ll monitor conditions and offer tours when the ocean is calm between swells. Because winter tours are more prone to cancellations, we recommend booking early in your stay so we can rebook if needed.

With decades of experience, we operate only when conditions are safe and optimal — that’s our promise.

Winter highlights:

  • Watch Humpback whales breaching in their natural habitat (Nov–Apr)
  • Spot spinner dolphins, sea turtles, and other marine life
  • See waterfalls at peak flow cascading down the cliffs
  • Enjoy smaller groups for a more personal adventure
  • Perfect for photographers capturing the coast’s winter drama

Tour Details:

  • Morning check-in: 7:30–8:00 AM
  • Departure: ~8:30 AM | Return: ~11:30 AM
  • Duration: 3 hours

Important Note:

  • This is a SIGHTSEEING ONLY tour! No snorkeling or lunch included. (Snacks and non-alcoholic beverages are abundant, though!)

Seasickness precautions are always recommended for all passengers – even on the calmest days.