Hawaii Scuba Diving with Island Divers Hawaii
Join Island Divers Hawaii for some fun and exciting scuba diving in Oahu!
Oahu Dive Charters
Dive Oahu with us! Our daily two-tank dive charters take you to the best dive sites around Oahu and includes guidance by staff with in-depth knowledge of the sites and animal life. Transportation to and from Waikiki and Honolulu included.
Scuba Diving Training in Hawaii!
Take your next step in scuba diving training while on your dive charter. Bring home a specialty certification!
Introductory Dives - No Experience Necessary!
Experience what Hawaii scuba diving is all about! Safely dive Oahu’s shallow reefs through the guidance of our professional instructors and swim with the tropical fish, turtles, and so much more. Find out more about Discover Scuba Diving.
Nitrox Services
Dive Hawaii on Nitrox and enjoy more time on our beautiful wrecks and reefs! We offer the full range of nitrox services; from custom fills to technical nitrox courses. Read more about how we can help you enjoy Hawaii diving even longer.
Hawaii Wreck Diving
Oahu has some amazing wrecks! We offer guided charters to them as well as quality wreck diver training. Find out more about Oahu's wrecks and our Hawaii wreck diving services.
Technical Diving Services and Courses
Explore seldom seen reefs and wrecks in Hawaii! We offer a full range of technical diving courses - from decompression procedures to advanced trimix. Hawaii Technical Divers (HaTeD) arranges both exciting exploration dives and bi-monthly practice dives - care to join us?
Go diving with us and experience the best Hawaii scuba diving has to offer!
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Latest Dive Reports
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
monk seal transmission
wow, a day of changes in the weather. a bit windy, cloudy, and rainy as we headed out. then the sun popped out, and we had an incredible rainbow. then it got rainy, and then sunny! but underwater was great consistently! Corsair was perfect, surface current, but mild at the bottom, and 100 plus viz. lots of garden eels, frog fish, a small moray, a big helmet counch, and schools of fish. 2nd jump was a drift of spitting cave, and it was truly spectacular. 2 octopi, a monk seal, with a tranmitter glued on his back, big morays, 12 turtles, fabulous walls and perfect current, all in 150 foot viz!! thanks to all for a great morning of diving,
larry
Sunday, December 18, 2011
OH MY GOD! ITS A DOUBLE RAINBOW!!!!!
Aloha folks! Nate here again. This morning started out with a little boat cleaning after our amazing viking raiding party themed boat during the Hawaii Kai Boat Parade. The fun didnt stop there! We had a lightly loaded boat with 7 customers, that all wanted to see the splendors of the waikiki wrecks. We headed out around diamondhead, and the ENTIRE TIME there was a vibrant double rainbow. All the way up until the last of our divers descended below the surface of the water! Our first sight was the Seatiger. I had a bunch of advanced students so we did our skills and played our games and did our “surface/depth” tests. Then we ascended and played with the turtles on our way up. Everyone else mentioned seeing frogfish, nudi of different types, the uber awesome wreck itself, among lots of other neat little sea creatures.
We went into the Ala Wai marina for some snacks, and there was someone driving my huge, multi-million dollar, sleek and sexy yacht...On to other news, we went to the YO-257 and had a great dive. The turtles were in abundance, schools of barracuda chilled above us, yellow margin morays were everywhere (including hanging out of pipes), the frogfish was chillin, and schools of various butterfly and tangs were swimming around. The guests cruising in the Atlantis sub got a good laugh and some pictures with my santa hat, and my students got their xmas card pictures taken with the hat 
Our third dive was at Fantasy Reef. The vis was good, and there was next to no current. We dropped in to do a “swimming drift” and the reef didnt dissapoint. There was a gang/herd/pod/cluster of octopus all in the same spot, so everyone got their fill of Tako. A large 7-11 crab was trying to hide inside a crevice, but not well enough! Turtles were everywhere (endangered eh?) and the moray, two pipefish, and cleaner shrimp were in their holes. It was an amazing day, brought on by the great spectacle of the rainbow, filling the sky above our diving heads with color! Mahalo from all the staff and crew! -Nate
Friday, December 16, 2011
Reef Reef
Today was another great day of diving in Hawaii. The seas were 2 feet or less and no current! Awsome visibility all day. For the first site we went to Pa’a’awa. Always epic diving. There was a lot of marine life about. We saw a tiny Moray only about 4 to 6 inches long, we dont have an ID on it yet. There lots of Saddleback Wrasses feasting on Other fisg eggs. The second site was Koko Crater. There were two small turtles getting cleaned. We also chased a Peacock flounder around the crater for a while. We had lots of fun.
Hawaiian Wreck Diving!
Join Island Divers Hawaii for some serious wreck diving. Oahu has some world class wrecks and we offer daily guided charters to them. We also offer an in-depth wreck diver course.
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