Since Hawaiian spinner dolphins are such a highlight of our sailing tours in Maui, we figured we'd compile this online guide to help you understand more about them. These are some of the most frequently asked questions we receive about our Hawaiian spinner dolphins, and if you still have any questions at the end of the article you can leave them in the comments below.
Read MoreYou’ll never forget the very first time you go snorkeling in Maui with sea turtles.
Time seems to suddenly stop when you first catch sight of these giants, and it's a curious combination of relaxation and excitement whenever you see one in the water.
Read MoreIf you're staying at a hotel in Kaʽanapali and are going on a Kaʽanapali snorkeling tour, there are few better ways to start your day than with a catamaran waiting on the beach. Even if you're traveling from elsewhere on the island, the convenience of boarding from the sands of Kaʽanapali is a Maui experience you should try at least once, and there's no better feeling than pulling off the beach and sailing away into the wide open blue. Even for all of its convenience, however, in order to ensure a safe, dry, and successful beach load, there are some tips for boarding that everyone should know about.
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Read MoreFor most Maui visitors Molokini Crater is simply known as the moon-shaped islet with fantastically clear water. In addition to the staggering visibility (which consistently stretches for over 100 feet), one of the alluring aspects of snorkeling at Molokini is that each day holds the new possibility of seeing something rare and unexpected.
Read MoreIf you’ve ever been on one of our Molokini or Kaanapali trips then you have witnessed the boat being tied up to a mooring. This action occurs when, upon arriving at the desired snorkeling location, a Trilogy crew member jumps into the water, locates the mooring, and is subsequently thrown an extremely long line which will be used to hold the boat in place.
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