State Prepares To Welcome Back Travelers
Michael Brestovansky for Hawaii Tribune-Herald reports on the State of Hawaii welcoming visitors back to the island. On your next trip to the Big Island, make sure to get on the boat for one of our snorkel or manta ray tours! The state may invite travelers to visit Hawaii once again within the next week, Gov. […]
Do You Need Gloves For Snorkeling? Information, Tips and Gear
Admin for Snorkel Planet discusses the pros and cons of using gloves for snorkeling. Join us on a snorkel or manta ray tour – you don’t need gloves. Quick Summary Even though gloves are not a necessity for snorkelers, they provide a few advantages. Keeping your hands warm and protected are the two main reasons […]
Cleaning Snorkel Gear: A Full Guide
Our snorkel tours can be a good opportunity for someone who has never snorkeled before to try it out. For those who want to continue, or are already experienced, Snorkel Planet has some tips on cleaning your snorkel gear. Introduction One of the most important things to consider whenever you are planning to snorkel is […]
MANTA RAYS AND HUMANS
Manta Ray World has some good information on the relationship between humans and manta rays. Our manta ray snorkel tours bring you close to these elegant and intelligent creatures. You can experience the peace and balance from being in the water with them. Relation Between Manta Rays and Humans Unlike other species of cartilaginous fish […]
Here Comes the Sun: Enjoy the Best Beaches in Kona
MKINGLEWIS lists the 8 best beaches for Royal Hawaiian Movers on the Leeward side of the Big Island. Our snorkel and manta ray tours are a fun way to enjoy the water in the Kona area. What makes a perfect beach day? Ask around, and you’ll likely get a bunch of different answers. Do you prefer wading […]
Headed to Hawaii? Enjoy These Things to Do on the Big Island’s Kona Side
MKingLewis for Royal Hawaiian Movers on the things to do on the Leeward side of the Big Island. Sea Paradise snorkel and manta ray tours is on the list for the best in Kona! There’s a reason they call it the Big Island. As largest island, Hawaii clocks in at a whopping 4,028 square miles. (It’s almost as big as Connecticut, which measures 4,842 mi2!) In fact, […]
