update 2 days The…read moresilicone lube i rubbed in the mask skirt And the surf fins made the difference. New life and more flexible.

Captain Luke is amazing and clearly loves his work! And is a fantastic captain. The crew and dive…read moremasters are also exceptional!

After reading many rave reviews for Maui Dreams, I enrolled in the Rescue Diver class through their…read moreshop. I scheduled the class a few months in advance, and they even advertised it to recruit another student (after all, you can't rescue yourself!). I learned from the best--Kerri is a true expert in both diving and instruction. He is incredibly patient and explains concepts clearly. He took the time to answer all of our questions and really instilled the importance of dive safety--that anything can happen at any time, and you always need to stay aware, especially in and around the water. We practiced multiple real-life rescue scenarios in the water, which made the training feel practical and incredibly valuable. I learned so many important skills from Kerri--both ones I hope I never have to use and others that I will carry with me on every dive going forward. I look forward to diving with Kerri and the Maui Dreams crew the next time I'm on Maui!

My 12 and 14 year old boys finished their Open Water referral dives with Maui Dreams. Kanani was an…read moreexcellent instructor! She made the dives safe and fun and encouraged the boys all along the way.

We had such a fabulous time with Maui Pacific Divers! A local dive shop recommended them to me…read morebecause our family wanted to do a private charter. Half of us were scuba diving and the other half were snorkeling. Maggie and Mikal were super accommodating! Our #1 goal was to see sea turtles and boy did they deliver!! The whole trip was perfectly tailored to our group. Everyone walked away so happy! Divemaster Dana was also a fantastic scuba guide. I cannot say enough good things about these folks! Book with them! You won't regret it!

Wonderful charter for scuba diving. I highly recommend this company. The crew is awesome. Very…read moreProfessional Mikhail is such a great captain and we absolutely loved the boat. Maggie takes care of everybody's needs. The lunch she made was wonderful. On the last day of our dive Maggie went the extra mile and had a birthday gift and dessert for my mom who was turning 83. It was quite the adventure. We had 2 dive instructors and they were real pros. I can't wait to go back. If you are looking for a boat dive this is your team.

Huge shoutout to Maui Diving Scuba and Snorkel for going above and beyond!…read more I forgot my PADI dive card at home and have a dive scheduled tomorrow, so I was scrambling trying to pull up my e-card in the app and on the website with no luck. After getting nowhere, I reached out to Maui Diving scuba Shop--and I'm really glad I did. Sam jumped in to help right away. He took the time to track down my certification, worked through the system issues, and even called me back personally to let me know he found it. That level of service is rare these days. Seriously appreciate the extra effort--Sam and the team saved my dive. Highly recommend Maui Diving scuba if you're looking for people who genuinely care and go the extra mile!

I had an amazing experience and will definitely come back! It was my first time with this dive…read moreshop/boat team. Captain Ben, dive masters Joe, Don, Dave and Brian (I think that was his name). Captain Ben was professional, calm, well spoken, and kind. Joe was energetic, logical, and a great dive master. Don had a great personality, very friendly and hospitable (he constantly offers yummy treats like banana bread with chocolate chips and nuts!!). And Bryan was super friendly. He made conversation with me about all the coolest wreck dives and encouraged me to keep diving to overcome my fears. Be was great! The dive I went on yesterday was to Molokini Crater! We saw tons of reef sharks - most were juvenile so it was neat to see them in so many different sizes. Some were alone and others traveled in packs of 5 or 6. So neat! We also saw a spotted eagle Ray, spongy crab, tons of eel, lots of colorful fishies, and beautiful coral reef. It was a spectacular dive!

Beautiful harbor to view or get on a boat and enjoy the afternoon. They have shops and restaurants…read moreyou can enjoy. Most of the excursions to Molokini take off from this location. This is a great adventure to snorkel with the beautiful fish and turtles and drink Mai tai. Well worth the money and the lunch they provide is not to bad.

We stopped at this booth in Maalaea harbor, (booth#47) after snorkeling, to see about pricing for…read moresome activities we wanted to go and do. We met Mike Manninen, a fun broker with Maui Activities. He found us the best pricing, and gave us a lot of tips on were to go and what to do in Maui. One of the things I liked about Mike was that he was honest, knowledgeable, and there was no time share pitch. He was very fun and relaxed with us(we were like a bunch of high school kids), and not pushy. He even called and told us about some special places to stop and see on the road to Hana. Thank you so much for everything Mike, we look for word to seeing you again soon.

Prodiver was a great guide for this trip. I had never been to molokini before even with all my…read morescuba trips and figured it was time. The captain was great, guide crew was awesome, and I got to see some cool stuff. The sea was rough for entry and exit and the ride back but they made sure it was safe and a great experience for all. Can't wait to visit again.

Wonderful time! I felt supported, got my certificate completed with my open water dive, and had a…read moregreat time being in the waters of Hawaii.

We had a great time diving in the crater and turtle cove. My favorite was diving in the caves! It…read morewas such a cool experience swimming into the bubble cave and being able to take my regulator off and breathing inside a cave! They provided snacks and drinks during our dive. Our guide was nice and found us some sharks, a turtle, eels, crab, and many other sea life. My husband was the only snorkeler on this trip and didn't see as much as us, but that's expected with snorkeling.

Even in bad weather they kept us safe and helped us see some great scuba sites! Scotty, John, and…read moreKate werr all friendly and knowledgeable. Would reccomend!

Had a refresher shore dive with dive master Michael S. on Mar 4, 2026. We dove at Kahekili Beach…read morePark. Joining us were 2 other divers, one experienced and one on my level. Michael did a great job of going over what to expect. He did a great job during the dive as I originally struggled a bit, mostly due my long layoff from diving and the current. However he kept me calm and I improved my technique during the dive, I was use to drift dives. I was originally scheduled for a 2nd dive but we spent 55 minutes on the 1st dive, more than I expected. I didn't expect that length of time or that heavy of a current. Scuba Shack refunded the cost of the 2nd dive. It turned out 1 dive was perfect amount of time and we saw lots of fish, juvenile rays and even a turtle.

Charlie and Michelle are awesome. We rented some snorkel and beach gear for the week and decided…read moreto join Capt. Charlie and his crew for a trip to Molokini. We were 4 snorkelers with 6 divers. We had to be at the marina at 5:20am and the early start was worth it. We were the 1st boat out to Molokini. We got to watch the sunrise while the scuba divers got ready. Capt Charlie was the over watch for us snorkelers and he gave us very clear instructions on where to go and how far away from the boat we were allowed to wander. Next stop was Turtle town, we only saw one turtle but still enjoyed an hour snorkeling around. The staff was great and the snorkeling was fun. We went back in to Scuba Shack a couple of times and every time they gave us great suggestions on places to eat that didn't disappoint.

We docked at the Molokini Crater to rip a quick snorkeling trip. I've never been much of a…read moresnorkeler, as I have what is likely the worst case of thalassophobia that any human being has ever contracted. The ocean scares me more than I can put into words. However, if my Mom is going to go snorkeling, what would I look like backing out? We got our snorkel gear on, and I made my Dad jump in first to make sure there were no apex predators waiting to swoop the first thing that came off the boat. Once I saw him chilling there for about 30 seconds, I jumped in hella nonchalant. But when my 5'10.5 176 lb orangutan-like frame submerged in the water, I went straight into fight or flight. When you looked at the ocean floor below, you could see a submerged cliff that dropped straight down. All you could see was the vicious, unknown, and unforgiving deep blue. The most unsettling feeling I have ever had. What is down there? What is coming for me? I'm just floating here like a sitting duck? HELL NAH! I closed my eyes and made a beeline STRAIGHT for the shore about 40 yards away, where there were 30+ other tourists snorkeling peacefully. Once I made sure there were at least 5 other people a shark would take out first, my heart rate started to stabilize. I began to appreciate the bustling life in this crescent shaped volcanic crater that is a protected marine life conservation district. I saw 100s of fish that I didn't know existed. When the rest of my family and local Hawaiian tour guide, Bailey, caught up with us, I began PEPPERING him with questions. 'What fish is that? How about that one? Why is it named trigger fish? What's the coolest thing you've ever seen here? Does it get old doing the same tour over and over again?" Bro HAD to be so annoyed with me, but I just couldn't help it. He was so passionate, engaging, and knowledgeable. Shoutout to Bailey. My favorite fish I saw was this vibrant, multicolored fish that genuinely looked fake. It looked just like that Rainbow Fish from that book. I followed it around for 10 minutes, and asked Bailey what type of fish it was. "That's a Parrot Fish! It actually is one of the few fish that can change its gender as a part of its natural life cycle. They also eat algae off of rocks that smother and kill coral reefs, and then they poop fine sand which is a major reason for many tropical beaches." I asked if Parrot Fish tasted good and he said "OH YEAH... well they are a bit of an acquired taste, but I love them." Bro is an encyclopedia. I arrived at Molokini Island scared to death of the deep blue, and also left the same way, but with a good amount of knowledge on Parrot Fish. This is what life is all about... IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

It's a cool spot to see but the snorkeling is very very lackluster…read more The boat ride there and back affords a lot of nice views and the crater itself is definitely in interesting. The actual snorkeling is pretty bad....there's practically no coral and all you see are like the same 3 types of basic fish over and over... even then there's very little fish in general. I was expecting a huge coral reef with lots of fish. There are so many better snorkeling spots in Maui.

We booked a whale watching activity at 1pm. There was probable about 10 people in the boat (small…read moregroup, which I like better). The captain and naturalist were nice, friendly and knowledgeable. We saw a lot of whales, sea turte, and we also heard the whales sing! The captain has a hyrophone and that's when we heard the whales sing. Towards the end of our tour, I heard the whale sounds with just my ear and without the hydrophone. It was a really cool and memorable experience. I highly recommend Maui Reef Adventure.

This was our third year (fourth outing) with Maui Reef Adventures and again I was not disappointed…read more The crew were knowledgeable and very friendly, accommodated our desires and ensured we saw plenty of whales, including some very young whales. The boat is small enough to make the adventure personalized yet big enough to hold a few large groups. I would highly recommend this team of professionals.