Activity Details

Dive Information:

The maximum depth here is approximately 50 feet with an average bottom time of 45 minutes, depending upon air consumption. Dive times are 8:30 am, 1:30 pm. Mornings are typically calm on the south shore of Kauai with trade winds picking up in the early afternoon, so morning dives are amazing.

Marine Life:

The animals we encounter at Koloa Landing on a regular basis are: Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles, up to seven species of moray eels (including the rare dragon eel), leaf and devil scorpionfish, octopus, hermit crabs, a variety of invertebrates (cone snails, auger snails, helmet snails, shrimp, sea stars, urchins), and hundreds of tropical fish! We also have a pair of Hawaiian scarlet cleaner shrimp who will hop right into your mouth if you let them to clean your teeth! This is their job for the fish living on the reef! On rare occasion, we are lucky enough to encounter frog fish, dolphins, spotted eagle rays and even the elusive Reef or Galapagos shark. During the months of December through April, we are also fortunate to hear the sound of Humpback whales singing during dives.