Private Cruise - Dolphin & Snorkel

This private cruise from Indigo Ocean Hawaii takes a double-hulled catamaran along the West Coast of O'ahu in search of wild dolphins. The boat is available for two departure options: a morning trip focused on swimming with dolphins, and an afternoon trip centered on dolphin watching and snorkeling. Both sailings cruise the clear waters of West O'ahu, where guests may also spot Hawaiian green turtles, tropical fish, and other sea creatures. Snorkel gear, masks, fins, and life vests are provided on board, though bringing personal gear is welcome. Light snacks, water, and non-alcoholic drinks are included, and guests may bring their own food and alcoholic beverages. Wetsuits are available to rent for an added fee. Hotel shuttle service is available at an extra charge and must be requested at the time of booking. This charter suits anniversaries, parties, and groups. Wear a swimsuit under clothing, and bring a towel, sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses. Bananas are not permitted on the boat. Each guest receives a souvenir from the journey.

LA HAWAI'I - Whale Watching & Sunset Cruise

AʻO HAWAIʻI - Swim with Dolphin (EN)

AʻO HAWAIʻI - Swim with Dolphin puts guests aboard a double-hulled catamaran that cruises the West Coast of Oahu in search of wild dolphins. Once dolphins are spotted, swimmers enter the water using snorkel gear provided on board. Federal regulations under the Marine Mammal Protection Act require maintaining distance from Hawaiian spinner dolphins, though other species such as Hawaiian spotted dolphins and Hawaiian bottlenose dolphins can be approached as usual. Swimmers may also encounter Hawaiian green turtles and tropical fish. During winter months, humpback whales are sometimes seen migrating through the area. Wildlife sightings are not assured, as conditions vary by day. Shuttle pickup is available from Waikiki and Ko Olina hotels; guests staying elsewhere meet the boat at the harbor independently. The price covers round-trip shuttle service, snorkel gear, life vests, a Kalua Pork and Cabbage Bowl lunch with sweet potato, water, a drink, and a souvenir. Wetsuits are available to rent for an additional fee. Bananas are not permitted on the boat.

AʻO HAWAIʻI - Dolphin & Seasonal Whale Watching, Turtle Snorkeling Tour

This tour runs along the West Coast of O'ahu aboard a double-hulled catamaran, offering dolphin watching, snorkeling, and the chance to spot Hawaiian sea turtles, Hawaiian monk seals, and mantas in the water. Whale watching is available seasonally. The catamaran is designed for a stable, comfortable ride, and the operator notes the experience is beginner-friendly and well suited to families with young children. The price covers round-trip shuttle service from Waikiki and Ko Olina hotels, along with snorkel gear, life vests, a Hawaiian lunch of Kalua Pork and Cabbage Bowl with sweet potato, a drink, water, and a souvenir. Guests traveling from other areas on O'ahu should plan to arrive at the harbor in Waianae on their own. Wetsuits are available to rent for an added fee, and gratuity is not included. Pack a swimsuit worn under clothing, a towel, sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses. Outside food and non-alcoholic drinks are welcome on board. One firm rule: bananas are not allowed on the boat.

LA HAWAI'I - Whale & Dolphin Watching, Turtle Snorkeling

This tour takes place on Oahu's west coast, running from a harbor departure out to open water and then to a snorkeling site. Guests board a catamaran to look for humpback whales in their winter season and dolphins that may appear along the way. The boat then stops for a snorkel session where sea turtles and tropical fish are commonly found in the area. Snorkel gear, including mask, fins and life vest, comes with the tour, though guests may bring their own equipment. A Hawaiian lunch of Kalua Pork and Cabbage Bowl with sweet potato, along with a drink and water, is included for participating guests. Shuttle pickup is available within the Waikiki and Ko Olina areas; guests staying elsewhere should make their own way to the harbor. Plan to wear a swimsuit under your clothes and bring a towel, sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses. Do not leave valuables unattended. The tour suits children old enough to participate, and infants may come along at no charge.

’IKE HAWAI'I - オアフ島周遊ツアー

This full-day circle island tour departs from major Waikiki hotels, with round-trip transportation included, so there is no need to rent a car or navigate unfamiliar roads. A Japanese-speaking guide leads the group aboard a comfortable bus, making it a practical choice for Japanese-speaking visitors exploring Oahu for the first time or those ready to venture beyond Waikiki. The route covers a wide range of the island. Diamond Head and Hanauma Bay pass by from the bus window, while stops at Halona Blowhole and Makapuu allow time to take in the southeastern coastline. Haleiwa town on the North Shore offers a generous block of free time for lunch, shave ice, shopping, or simply wandering at a relaxed pace. The afternoon includes Dole Plantation, Hawaii Izumo Taisha, and the King Kamehameha statue. Water is provided, but lunch, drinks, and entrance fees are not included in the tour price.

’IKE HAWAI'I - Oahu Circle Island Tour

The tour departs from select hotels in Waikiki, making it easy to join without arranging separate transportation to a meeting point. Along the route, the guide covers the island's culture and history while passengers travel in a clean, comfortable modern-retro bus. Local food is part of the experience, giving travelers a taste of Hawaiian cuisine along the way. The tour suits anyone who wants to cover a lot of ground on Oahu without spending multiple days organizing separate trips to different parts of the island. Because the itinerary spans most of the day, comfortable clothing and shoes are a practical choice. If the operator cancels due to poor weather, travelers receive the option of a different date or a full refund.