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Marine Biologist Guided Snorkel Tour from Shore at Turtle Town

5.0 ★ · 212 reviews · from USD129

Marine Biologist Guided Snorkel Tour from Shore at Turtle Town

Sea Turtles, Beautiful Coral, Colorful Fish! Experience Hawaii's marine life on Maui's oldest and most vibrant reef. Snorkel from shore with a Marine Biologist as your guide during an easy and personalized tour (8 people or less). All gear provided with snorkel lesson at start of tour. Learn biology and conservation topics from your guide while experiencing it first hand, in the field.

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What Travelers Say5.0 ★ · 212 reviews
  • Guide Paul is named in nearly every review as calm, knowledgeable, and skilled with nervous or first-time snorkelers, including a biologist''s-level of marine knowledge
  • Guests report seeing turtles at a cleaning station along with abundant reef fish and coral
  • Reviewers repeatedly call it one of the best snorkeling experiences they''ve had in Maui
  • No negative themes appear among the reviews used for this summary

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What's Included

✓ Photos from Tour

✓ Marine Biologist guide

✓ Snorkeling instruction

✓ Use of Snorkelling equipment

✓ Reef-safe sunscreen

✓ Flotation

✓ Clean sanitized gear

✕ Guide gratuities not included

Itinerary
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Meet at an area called Olowalu. Very easy to find. First we talk about the tour, and pass out gear. Next we sit on the beach and get a snorkel 101 tutorial. Then enter the water at a shallow sandy area where we can still stand, get comfortable with our gear, then it's off to the reef!! Experience green sea turtles, fish, and beautiful coral on Maui's oldest Reef! Upon return we talk about what we have seen, ocean conservation, and how we can help keep our oceans healthy and happy!! Photos taken throughout the tour included ( :

Meeting Point

You will receive a pin of the exact location via text the day prior to tour, as well as a picture of company vehicle. We will be going from an area called Olowalu. Look for mile marker 14 along the Honoapiilani highway, and park on the ocean side of the road.

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