The Humpback Whale, called Kohola in Hawaiian, arrives in Hawaii in the month of December and usually stays until the end of April. After migrating from Alaska, they give birth to their young in the warm Hawaiian waters where they nurse, rest, and play for the following 4 months before returning to Alaska.

Join us as we embark on observing not only humpback whales but also a variety of different whale species in their natural habitat. Tail slaps, playful head bobs, spy hops, mating heat runs, and full body breaches are all exciting visuals we look forward to witnessing on our Whale watching excursions.

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We will take the time to share our Na’auao (Knowledge) with you about these special marine animals, their behaviors and migration patterns, as well as their relationships with Hawaiian culture. You will also be fascinated to hear the Mele (Song) of the Kohola (Whale) through our specially designed hydrophone, which picks up live audio from whales communicating below the surface.

We invite you this winter season for a unique & memorable experience on the water to enjoy these breathtaking animals with us.

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Whale Watch: 3 hours (Start Times 9:00 am, 12:00 pm)

(Seasonal December - April).

$125 per person ($600 private charter up to 6 guests)

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