On the rare occasion you don’t see any manta rays on our Big Island sunset snorkel tour, you can join with us again for free on the next available scheduled tour (pending space availability). Back on board, complete your breathtaking experience with some warm green tea on the short ride back to the Keauhou pier. Slide into the alluring Pacific Ocean, buoyed by our light board and experience the thrill of having giant manta rays gracefully glide and swoop through the waters, all within inches of you. Then, as night falls, we return to manta village where we will witness the majestic manta rays come to feed on the abundant buffet of phytoplankton that appear with the glow of underwater dive lights on this unforgettable snorkel tour on the Island of Hawaii. There is a reason everyone is talking about this tour Participate in a feeding frenzy in the warm waters of the. Learn some history and about the culture of the area and enjoy snacking from a fresh fruit and sushi platter as the sun fades behind the ocean. Manta Village (south of Kona) This is the original manta ray night dive location. Join us for our hour and a half evening boat trip out of Keauhou Harbor to enjoy the beautiful Kona coastline and sunset, as we await the mantas arrival. Click here to Learn more about contactContact.Click here to Learn more about info & linksInfo & Links.Click here to Learn more about blogBlog.Click here to Learn more about training & safetyTraining & Safety.Please arrive 15 minutes early, and meet us at the. 74-425 Kealakehe Pkwy, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740, USA. Intimate small-group experience with a maximum of six people. Click here to Learn more about our ohana storyOur Ohana Story Relax on board with tasty snacks and drinks included with the tour.Click here to Learn more about koex teamKOEX Team SNORKEL AT NIGHT WITH MANTA RAYS IN KONA, HAWAII We keep our night snorkel tour groups small and limited to 12 for your comfort and enjoyment and to ensure the.Click here to Learn more about sunset private charterSUNSET PRIVATE CHARTER.This is a great adventure for all ages, must be at least 7 years old to. Click here to Learn more about private charterPRIVATE CHARTER The mantas feed on plankton, offering an up close & personal manta experience.Click here to Learn more about night manta snorkelNIGHT MANTA SNORKEL.Click here to Learn more about sunset cruise and night manta snorkelSUNSET CRUISE AND NIGHT MANTA SNORKEL.Discover the strange world of the Manta Ray, and get up close for photos.
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The Manta Rays here in Kailua Kona have become conditioned where to go each night to find an easy meal feeding on the plankton that is attracted by our underwater lights…which makes locating them easy for us! The Manta Rays wingspan can reach over 20 feet across and weigh upwards of 1,000 pounds. Hawaii is considered the #1 place in the world to view Mantas. Your swim guides will keep your board positioned over the manta ray snorkeling area. Take a boat ride in the late afternoon along the Kona coast to the manta viewing. This makes it easy to keep our groups safely together as the mantas feed on the plankton underneath us. Experience our famous Manta Night Snorkel for an unforgettable encounter. When snorkeling with the Manta Rays you will hold on to a comfortable bar attached to a large surfboard that has 16 bright LED drop lights to attract plankton (Manta Ray Food). Our company DOES NOT charge for wet suits. This is a small group snorkel approx 2- hr 16 passengers max on 32ft Zodiac Manta Boat #1 or 30 passengers on 43ft Zodiac Manta Boat #2 Check-in takes place at the harbor where you will be provided with a wet suit and snorkel gear.
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