About a mile off shore with Diamond Head crater in the background rests the wreck of the YO257. This old World War II Navy ship is one of the island's most popular dive sites. She is resting upright at about 95ft. Holes have been cut through-out the ship making easy access to some of the interior cabins.

The San Pedro

This old Korean fishing vessel lies about 50 yards from the YO257. In the forward hold it’s not unusual to find White Tip Sharks and Hawaiian Sea Turtles on the bow. Keep an eye out for the mini subs that frequently tour the wreck. It makes for a very Cool dive.

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The Sea Tiger

Made famous by the book “The Hunt for the Sea Tiger” by Captain Mac, she is one of Hawaii’s newest wrecks. This 168ft Chinese merchant ship is fast becoming home to hundreds of colorful reef fish, eels and sea turtles.

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Rainbow Reef

Located just south of Waikiki Beach, this beautiful coral reef is home to hundreds of Tropical reef fish as well as several large sea turtles.

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EwA Pinnacles

Two large lava formations rising up from the ocean floor. One of the only boats to dive this site, so you never know what you will find, Sharks, eels, turtles there is something for everyone.

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Moe's Reef

A Capt'n Mac's original, this reef is loaded with turtles. We are the only boat to dive on this reef. It's not unusual to see at least 15 turtles on top the reef. The turtles come to clean their shells with the help of the reef fish.

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Night Dives    (Wednesday & Friday)

Join us under the stars for a night of fun and diving followed by a spectacular fireworks show. (Fireworks Friday night only)

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