Aloha, and Welcome to the Maui Sights and Treasures Blog! This post has been written specifically for our readers that are looking into booking tours for Kayaking on Hawaii’s Big Island.
Kayaking on Hawaii’s Big Island… Are you ready to experience one of the best kayaking tours in Hawaii? On the Big Island, both residents and guests have an awesome opportunity to check out an ultimate kayaking adventure tour in Kona. With professional expert guides, all guests will surely enjoy this Hawaii kayaking tour.
All guests are welcome, including beginner kayakers. Guests should be at an average/moderate fitness level, and able to swim comfortably in the ocean. All kayaking tour guides are licensed, insured and Hawaii lifeguard certified*
When kayaking on this Big Island tour, guests will have a rare chance to scope out historical locations and learn some unique history about the Island of Hawaii, underwater reef formations and the gorgeous Kona coastline. Guests can visit the birthplace of Kamehameha the 3rd at Keauhou Bay, and search for dolphins and the Green Hawaiian sea turtles as you head alongside the cliffs to Kuamo’o Bay. During the Winter months, guest kayakers may also have an opportunity to see the amazing North Pacific Humpback Whales during their annual migration to Hawaii’s waters*
After your guide leads you South past Kuamo’o Bay, you will then have a super rare chance to kayak over coral gardens, underwater lava tubes, and have a chance to explore a sea cave. During this Big Island kayak tour, guests will also be able to snorkel. When snorkeling off of the Kona coast, you will surely see an abundance of Hawaii marine life in their natural environment; chance sightings of the Green Hawaiian sea turtles, Manta Rays, and Spinner Dolphins. Tropical reef fish in this area include Parrotfish, Yellow Tang, Wrasse Cleaner’s, and more.
After snorkeling, all guests will get a chance to rest, eat some snacks, charge up, and maybe see some of Hawaii’s famous wild parrots! This awesome Big Island Kayaking adventure includes snorkel gear, life jackets, backrests, paddles, snacks, bottled water and juice. Participants should plan to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, footgear and anything else they think they may need…like a camera or a GoPro!
For more information about booking tours for Kayaking on Hawaii’s Big Island with Maui Sights and Treasures, read more here. You can also book with us direct by calling us at 888-841-9155
Mahalo for reading our Kayaking on Hawaii’s Big Island blog post! We wish you beautiful days full of aloha and can’t we wait to meet you during your next trip to Hawaii…
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