Hawaii Whale Watching Cruise in Big Island
Whale Boat Tour from Kona

Hawaii Whale watching cruise in Big Island, leaving from Kona harbor, offering live narration from an on-board naturalist who will enlighten you about marine mammals. Whale Watch Tours occur Dec 15 through April 15 only.

100% SIGHTING GUARANTEED On This Whale Watch Tour!
This Sighting Guarantee assures you’ll see whales on this tour, if not the first time, then on your 2nd, free tour. (This offer is limited to Whaleboat tours from January 1st – March 30th).

The Hawaiian Islands host the largest seasonal population of Humpback Whale activity in the world - the only location in the US where a population of whales come yearly to mate and give birth to their young. See Spinner Dolphins, Bottle Noise Dolphins, pilot Whales, sea turtles, mantas and more. frequent these waters year round. Photographic opportunities abound.

Come Aborad "M/V Makai"
The Makai is a stable two-deck power catamaran built for small group comfort. The Makai features fully shaded decks, concession bar and his and her restrooms. Be sure to watch for the local spinner dolphins that are regular companions on most of our trips.

Whale Watch Includes:
• Light snacks are provided
• Food, Drinks, Beer, Wine, Cocktails and Souvenirs are available for purchase.
• Naturalist provides narration describing the behavior or the Humpback Whales, some of the local marine life and historic sites we may pass along the Kona coast.
• Hydrophone to listen to the whales and dolphins sing and communicate with each other.
• The opportunity to view dolphins, manta rays, turtles, and a variety of tropical fish and other marine life through our two large glass bottom wells.
• Full 360-degree view from both decks to watch dolphins and whales, or just sit back and enjoy the beautiful Kona Coast go by.

Details for Hawaii Whale Watch
Duration: 3½ hours
Schedule: Tues, Thurs, Sat and Sun, year round.
Time: Check-in 1:00pm for a 1:30 departure
Children: 5-11 pay reduced price. Children under 5 are FREE.

Check out a Big Island Whale Watch.