How Eco-Friendly Diving and Snorkeling Can Help Save Our Oceans
Sea Paradise and the crew of the Hoku Nui are happy to offer eco-friendly snorkel and manta ray tours. Kevin for Lazy Seas reports on the importance of protecting the environment while enjoying your snorkel tour. Here is a portion of his article and tips for being an eco-conscious snorkeler: As a diving and snorkeling […]
The Majestic Manta Ray
Join the excellent crew of Sea Paradise on the Hoku Nui for an unforgettable experience on a manta ray tour! Floating above these majestic creatures as they dine under the lighted raft, you can watch their graceful ballet! According to Natacha Gajdoczki for PADI there are interesting facts about manta rays. A Manta Ray’s skin […]
Why is The Ocean Water Surrounding Hawaii So Blue?
A beautiful feature of the coastal waters of Hawaii is the amazing blue color of the water. Hop on the Hoku Nui for a snorkel or manta ray tour and enjoy the pristine waters off the West Coast of this magical island. There are some reasons that Hawaii seems to have more blue waters than […]
Hawaiian Monk Seals
Join our amazing crew on the Hoku Nui to create an unforgettable Hawaii vacation memory on our snorkel or manta ray tour! According to Marine Mammal Center there are a small number of Hawaiian monk seals in the Hawaiian Island. The number is around 1500 with more of these living in the northwest Hawaiian Islands. The […]
Spinner Dolphins On The West Coast of Hawaii
The West Coast of the Big Island of Hawaii is a great place to view spinner dolphins. It’s best to view spinner dolphins at a safe distance as spinner dolphins are nocturnal and their sleep patterns during the day can be disturbed by people swimming too close. According to Love Big Island there are four […]
The Manago Hotel & Restaurant
Only In Your State on the oldest restaurant in Hawaii, which is in the Manago Hotel in Captain Cook. After your snorkel tour at the famous Kealakekua Bay, you may want to check out the oldest restaurant in Hawaii which opened in 1917. Overlooking Kealakekua Bay in Captain Cook, the Manago Hotel isn’t the oldest […]
Surfing – Hawaii’s Sport of Kings
Due to the beautiful blue waters, tropical climate, and Hawaiian culture, water activities are an important part of Hawaiian life. Join the best crew on the Hoku Nui for a snorkel or manta ray tour you’ll long remember. According to Surfer Today, it’s difficult to trace the history of surfing as it is such an ancient […]
Ka’awaloa South Kona, Hawaii
Ka’awaloa was once a thriving town on the north side of Kealakekua Bay. During the last part of the 18th century, Hawaiian Royalty resided there according to Kona Historical Society. The town is now famous for Captain Cook’s discovery of the island of Hawaii and his demise at this spot. The Captain Cook Monument could […]
Famous Kealakekua Bay
Hop on the Hoku Nui for a snorkel tour and feel the spirit of aloha with our amazing crew. As a visitor to the Island of Hawaii snorkeling in Kealakekua Bay is one of the best things to do in Kona. According to Love Big Island, Kealakekua Bay is one of the best snorkeling spots […]
What Are Some Differences Between The Manta Ray And The Sting Ray
There’s quite a bit of confusion between Manta Rays and Sting Rays. American Oceans clarifies some of the differences between the two. First, both Manta Rays and Sting Rays are in the shark family, and they’re Rays. They both have cartilage instead of bones and they give birth to live animals. Manta Rays are larger […]
