Whale Watching Hawaii, Big Island - Whale Discovery Cruise from Kona. Snorkel the Marine Sanctuary at Kealakekua (Captain James Cook Bay), watch dolphins and whales swimming in their natural environment. Knowledgeable guides will narrate as you enjoy the numerous magical sites on your adventure.

WHALE WATCHING: Mid Dec. - April

Whale Watching on Big Island
Each trip is a unique adventure designed for small groups to ensure a quality activity with great photo opportunities. Explore intriguing caves and lava tubes along the way. Travel to both historic Kealakekua and Cook Bay. The large calm bay is the most beautiful coral reef in the State, named a marine sanctuary to preserve its peaceful magnificence. Numerous species of fish, eels, turtles and corals can be examined up close and personal as you snorkel in the warm Pacific waters.

As you leave the Bay the excitement continues as you head out to find dolphins and even whales from mid-December until April.

Details
Location: Keauhou Bay
Schedule: Daily, year-round
Time: Morning - Check-in 8:00am, returns 12:30pm. Afternoon - Check-in 12:15pm, returns 3:30pm
Children: Ages 5-12
Included: Snorkel gear, instruction and swim aids are included as well as fresh fruit, snacks and cold drinks.
What to Bring: Wear a comfortable swim suit for diving. Bring towel and sunscreen (no oils please). Cameras are recommended.

Check out this Big Island Whale Watch.