Caged Shark Diving
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Tour Overview
Dive into an authentic Hawaiian adventure! As the North Shore’s sole shark cage experience run by Native Hawaiians, we invite you to witness the majestic mano (shark) in its natural habitat. These sacred creatures, deeply rooted in Hawaii’s culture, are not just apex predators but also revered as ‘aumakua – ancestral guardians and deities. Connect with the ocean’s powerful rhythm and Hawaii’s rich heritage. Experience the magic of the mano and understand why they’re so pivotal to our ecosystem and culture. Dive in, and let the adventure begin!
Tour Highlights
Led by Native Hawaiians: The experience is authentic and deeply rooted in local culture.
Revered Mano (Shark): Participants get to witness the sacred mano, a symbol of Hawaiian heritage.
Cultural Connection: The experience offers a deep dive into Hawaii’s rich heritage and traditions.
Embrace Authentic Spirit: It’s an opportunity to truly connect with the essence of Hawaii.
What's Included
Use of snorkeling equipment
Bottled water
Check-in/Departure info
Haleiwa Shark Tours, 66-105 Haleiwa Rd, Haleiwa, HI 96712, USA
Search “Haleiwa Small Boat Harbor,” park near the only small two-story building IN THE MIDDLE OF ALL THE BOATS, and wait for our call. Check in time is 30 minutes prior to your scheduled departure. ALOHA and MAHALO !
Return details
Returns to original departure point
Additional information
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Most travelers can participate
This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 12 travelers
Other FAQs
Is diving with sharks safe?
Yes, very safe. The safety of guest is the number one priority. The cage is a great way to see sharks and stay safe.
What types of sharks will I see?
Typically you will see Galapagos sharks but often times Tiger sharks make an appearance.
If I can’t swim can I still participate?
Being able to swim is encouraged but floatation devices are available if necessary.
| Adult Cage Diver | $135 |
| Child Cage Diver | $95 |
| Boat Rider | $105 |
| Adult Cage Diver | $135 |
| Child Cage Diver | $95 |
| Boat Rider | $105 |
Tour Overview
Dive into an authentic Hawaiian adventure! As the North Shore’s sole shark cage experience run by Native Hawaiians, we invite you to witness the majestic mano (shark) in its natural habitat. These sacred creatures, deeply rooted in Hawaii’s culture, are not just apex predators but also revered as ‘aumakua – ancestral guardians and deities. Connect with the ocean’s powerful rhythm and Hawaii’s rich heritage. Experience the magic of the mano and understand why they’re so pivotal to our ecosystem and culture. Dive in, and let the adventure begin!
Tour Highlights
Led by Native Hawaiians: The experience is authentic and deeply rooted in local culture.
Revered Mano (Shark): Participants get to witness the sacred mano, a symbol of Hawaiian heritage.
Cultural Connection: The experience offers a deep dive into Hawaii’s rich heritage and traditions.
Embrace Authentic Spirit: It’s an opportunity to truly connect with the essence of Hawaii.
What's Included
Use of snorkeling equipment
Bottled water
Check-in/Departure info
Haleiwa Shark Tours, 66-105 Haleiwa Rd, Haleiwa, HI 96712, USA
Search “Haleiwa Small Boat Harbor,” park near the only small two-story building IN THE MIDDLE OF ALL THE BOATS, and wait for our call. Check in time is 30 minutes prior to your scheduled departure. ALOHA and MAHALO !
Return details
Returns to original departure point
Additional information
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Most travelers can participate
This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 12 travelers
Other FAQs
Is diving with sharks safe?
Yes, very safe. The safety of guest is the number one priority. The cage is a great way to see sharks and stay safe.
What types of sharks will I see?
Typically you will see Galapagos sharks but often times Tiger sharks make an appearance.
If I can’t swim can I still participate?
Being able to swim is encouraged but floatation devices are available if necessary.
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