Manta Night Snorkel

(4.5)
per person $150

Come Snorkel with Majestic Manta Rays


Come snorkel with us and enjoy watching these majestic Manta rays. This is one of the amazing experiences that is very unique to the Big Island. There’s nothing like being out on the ocean enjoying the beautiful Hawaiian sunset and watching manta rays.


We get you geared up in wetsuits and snorkel gear to get in the water to witness Manta Rays feeding. These harmless and docile creatures need to eat 10 percent of their body weight, and with a guide in the water, you will witness this amazing phenomenon. in a beautiful and safe way.Watching these amazing creatures somersault in front of you multiple times, close enough to where you could kiss them, is a once in a lifetime experience. Drinks and a snack will be waiting for you on the boat upon your return.On the way back to Puako pier, you’ll enjoy the beautiful starlit sky. Here’s a fact you might not know, Mauna Kea on the Big Island is the best place on earth to study the stars and the universe. 
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Time Seasonal, between 6pm and 7pm.
Duration 1.5 hours
Location Puako Boat Ramp 
(15 minutes from Waikoloa)
(1 hour from Kona)

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Please be aware that these bookings are subject to confirmation. If this is a same-day or next-day booking, there is a reasonable chance this will not be confirmed. For bookings that are confirmed, there will be no cancellations or refunds.


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(4.5)
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- Aug 05, 2026 -

Rob M.

Manta night trip on 8/4/26 was great thanks the captain, Reilly and Taylor. They were great.  more

(5.0)
- Jun 12, 2026 -

Helen B.

My sister's and I had a blast on the Manta Rey night snorkel. Taylor, Lauren, and Garret our captain took great care of us.  more

(5.0)
- Aug 25, 2026 -

Sandi D.

I loved the girls running the tour. Both the Captain and the 1st mate were very knowledgeable about the movements of the whales and why they were doing what...  more

(5.0)
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