Fish Bowl - Hawaii

Koloa Landing is located in Hanaka’ape Bay, Kauai and is a very popular dive site, especially for scuba instruction. The entry is easy, and there is plenty to see to the left and right of the landing.

Don’t forget your camera on this dive! Not only is the underwater scenery spectacular, but chances for whale and dolphin sightings on the boat ride out is also high. Sheraton Caverns is located just off Poipu Beach and is relatively untroubled by harsh ocean swells.

Just west of the popular dive site General Store, Turtle Bluffs is a turtle cleaning station so be ready to see lots of green sea turtles and reef fish. This site is exposed to open water so there could be some current and this site must be dived from a boat.

Three fingers of lava form the dive site thus its name. It sits right outside the harbor on the island of Kauai and, therefore, is an easy boat dive. This is a great site for all levels of divers with very good visibility.

This is a fun and beautiful dive site set amongst huge underwater boulders that make large caverns. You’ll see lots of schooling fish and some sharks. This is only accessible by boat dive.

Hale O Honu is Hawaiian for “House of Turtle” and for good reason. You’ll see lots of turtles here! This is a great, easy boat dive fun for beginners and advanced divers alike.

Mana Crack is an 11-mile long sunken barrier reef that has many different drop points. It’s the furthest offshore dive site in the state of Hawaii and since there are no moorings to tie up to and currents can be strong this dive is always done as a live boat dive. This dive is for advanced divers only.

Diving Lehua Crater offers underwater erosional sea caves and arches that will blow your mind. It is the only dive destination in the world where you have an excellent chance to swim with the most endangered marine mammals in U.S. waters, the Hawaiian monk seal.

Diving Vertical Awareness off of Lehua, Kauai is a remote location for advanced divers looking for a real adventure. This rock wall drops off to over 130 feet deep with possible strong currents but the amazing topography and chance to swim with the endangered Monk seal make it all worth it!

The closest wreck dive to Waianae Small Boat Harbor, about 15 min ride. 95ft, remains of crashed passenger aircraft with deep water reef canyons and healthy coral ecosystem