Hawaiian Island Tour

Relaxing on a Hawaiian island is a lot of fun, but a tour of it can provide immense excitement that is incomparable to other activities. Intrepid travelers will enjoy snorkeling to see dolphins and other marine life, while apprehensive travelers may want to look more into live volcano helicopter tours or tropical wildlife hikes. Regardless of skill level, travelers are sure to enjoy the quality level provided at these fine places.

Dolphin Tours
Dolphins are one of the most friendly creatures on the earth, and travelers love to spot them on tour cruises. Take a tour cruise and spot all of nature's beauty, as dolphins swim alongside the ship and perform for travelers. Some cruises even offer snorkeling, with dolphins coming closer to curiously investigate travelers. This is one experience nobody wants to miss out on.

Shark Tours
Although sharks are not known as the most friendly creatures on earth, they can still be curious onlookers. Travelers are advised not to snorkel with any tour that offers shark encounters without proper protection or cages. Like the dolphin experience, an encounter with a shark will be one of the more memorable experiences of the vacation, however not in the way a traveler would hope.

Helicopter Tours
There just isn't anything like touring above a canyon or an inactive volcano while 1,000 feet in the air. At Heli USA travelers can do all of this and more. They offer a combined tour package with a entire dinner cruise on the Navatek, after which you can tour the Oahu island at sunset and see the beautiful Honolulu city lights.

Dive Tours
Offering daily dive tours to the amazing Turtle Canyon is the Oahu Scuba Diving tour company. There is one diving instructor per every 4 students, with each instructor having enough experience to deal with any situation that should arise. Certified divers can go as deep as 80 feet during this trip; however, beginners may only dive as low as 35 feet. This is more for safety purposes than anything, as pressure changes can burst lungs and destroy ear drums. No worries however, as curious turtles will still swim up to greet curious travelers.