Private Charter Deep Sea Fishing Tour

This private charter takes anglers out into open ocean waters departing from Kewalo Harbor in Honolulu. The boat is a Cabo Express vessel equipped with Shimano reels, and the crew provides guidance suited to beginners as well as experienced fishers. Half-day and full-day trip lengths are available, with the full-day option including a catered lunch in addition to the complimentary snacks and non-alcoholic beverages provided on all charters. A personalized cut of the day's catch is available to take home. Transportation to and from the harbor is not included, though onsite parking is available. There are no restrooms on board, so plan accordingly. Bananas are not allowed on the vessel. Participants with medical conditions should notify the operator in advance, and pregnant women are advised not to join. Those prone to seasickness are encouraged to take preventive medication before boarding. Bring a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, non-slip shoes, and a waterproof camera.

Parasailing

Parasailing with Go Hawaii Watersports launches from Kewalo Harbor in Honolulu, where participants check in before boarding the vessel. Flights reach different heights, so riders can choose the level that suits their comfort. Parasailing equipment, a harness, and life vests are all provided, and no prior experience is needed before getting started. The activity is weather dependent, and tours may be rescheduled or canceled when conditions are not suitable for safe flight. There are no restrooms on board, and transportation to and from the harbor is not included. Participants must sign a waiver before boarding, and all riders must meet a minimum weight requirement. The activity is not suitable for pregnant women or those in poor health. Anyone with a medical condition should notify the operator in advance. Bring sunscreen applied before boarding, a hat, sunglasses, swimwear, a change of clothes, water, and a camera. Seasickness prevention tablets or patches are recommended for those who are prone to motion sickness. Note that no bananas are allowed on board, and participants should avoid flying after recent diving activities.

Waikiki Sunset Cruise

The Waikiki Sunset Cruise departs from Kewalo Harbor in Honolulu aboard a double-decker motorized catamaran. The boat features an open-air upper deck, a shaded lower cabin, and a glass-bottom viewing room that lets passengers watch marine life below without entering the water. Television displays show footage of local marine life and area history, and a surround sound system provides music throughout the trip. Complimentary snacks and drinks are included, and guests are welcome to bring their own wine or spirits on board. The boat has restrooms on board for convenience. Transportation to and from the harbor is not included, so guests need to arrange their own way to Kewalo Harbor. Paid parking is available nearby at Kewalo Basin. Guests should plan to arrive at the harbor before departure to check in at the yellow and blue booth. A light jacket or cover-up is recommended. Sandals are discouraged for safety.

2-Hour Waikiki Snorkel & Ocean Playground Adventure

The crew selects a snorkel site based on conditions, with locations such as Turtle Town, Rainbow Reef, and the perimeter of Turtle Canyon among the spots visited. All snorkeling equipment is provided, and an underwater viewing room on board offers another way to see what lies beneath the surface. Beyond snorkeling, the boat carries a slide, an inflatable jumping platform, and a floating lounging mat, giving guests the option to swim, jump, or simply drift between dips. Snacks and water are included, and the physical demand is low, making this a practical choice for families and mixed groups. Basic swimming ability is needed to participate comfortably. Guests should bring swimwear, a towel, water-resistant sunscreen, and a hat. Water shoes or sandals are recommended on deck. Transportation to and from the dock is not included, and a fuel surcharge applies separately. Activities depend on weather and may be adjusted if conditions call for it.

Luxury Sunset Cruise With Live Local Music or DJ/MC Entertainment (BYOB)

The vessel is a double-deck motorized catamaran with a covered lower cabin and an open-air upper deck, giving guests the choice of staying sheltered or enjoying the breeze outside. Comfortable seating is available throughout, restrooms are on board, and a professional crew is present for the trip. Entertainment changes by day. On Wednesdays, local musicians perform live, and the last Wednesday of each month is reserved for a jazz night. Saturdays feature a DJ and MC spinning island beats and crowd favorites. A spread of appetizers, called pūpūs, is served during the cruise, and guests are welcome to bring their own beverages. This cruise suits adults looking for a social, music-driven evening on the water. Because it runs on specific days of the week, travelers should confirm the schedule matches their plans. Gratuities are not included but are appreciated.

Waikiki Friday Fireworks Boat Cruise – BYOB

This guided boat cruise departs from Kewalo Harbor on Ala Moana Boulevard and heads out along the Waikiki coastline for a sunset cruise followed by a fireworks display. Soft drinks and snacks are included, and guests are welcome to bring their own wine, spirits, or other beverages. A camera and a light jacket are good items to pack. The listing advises against wearing sandals. Guests who are prone to motion sickness may want to bring tablets or patches. The activity is not suitable for pregnant women, and anyone with a medical condition should notify the operator in advance. The cruise is weather-dependent, so it may be rescheduled or canceled when conditions are not suitable. Transportation to and from the harbor is not included. Paid parking is available at Kewalo Basin.

2-Hour Waikiki Whale Watching Cruise from Oahu

The cruise suits families, seniors, and first-time sailors. The vessel is designed for stability, and children under a certain young age board free. Guests are welcome to bring their own food and drinks in addition to what is provided. If no whales are spotted, the operator offers a free second cruise, which must be booked within a set number of days. A few practical things to know before going: the vessel is not wheelchair accessible, the boat will not wait for late arrivals, and no refunds are issued for missed departures. Plan to arrive early to allow time for check-in. Bringing sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and a light jacket is recommended, along with a camera and any seasickness remedies if needed.