Although there are a few spots you can see some fish around Waikiki, the best place to snorkel in Honolulu is actually just a little east of the city: Hanauma Bay. Hanauma Bay is a volcanic crater that the ocean filled with water eons ago, making a tight circular bay. There is a reef located in the middle of Hanauma Bay that keeps the roughest of the waves out of the protected cove area near the shoreline. The coral isn't very pretty at Hanauma Bay, at least not inside the reef, because it is an extinct reef. However, the fish are dazzling in their variety and color. You can see more types of fish in Hanauma Bay in a few hours than you will see in days at many other snorkeling sites. If you want to go to Hanauma Bay, go early to make sure you can get parking. There are also buses and shuttles that will take you from Waikiki. There is snorkel equipment and food available at the Bay.
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children should not scuba dive.
Surf, Swim, Snorkel/Scuba Dive, Hula dance, Lua
The website titled the best scuba dive gear has a lot of good information on scuba gear in general. They have a section describing the various types of dive lights and which is best in different situations.
The best time to dive is during slack tide.
A scuba diver can purchase many things for scuba diving at the Air Hog online shop. They can purchase dive knives, dive lights, dive computers, and dive bags which will help them in scuba diving.
You can scuba dive if you have the contaceptive implant. There are no activity restrictions associated with this method.
You can go to coral world, swim with sharks, take a cruise, SCUBA dive, what else. If you took a Disney cruise, you can go to castaway cay, the best island ever
It depends on which island you visit, most people scuba dive or lay on the beach.
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surf go to a luau scuba dive lay on beach go swimming snorkeling hula dance
You dive for Cap'n Salty's lobster trap. (see related question)