New to Hawai'i? Just visiting? Or have you lived here all your life but you can never find any critters on the reef? Come with us on a guided reef walk. We will find animals that you thought were never even there!
Explore Hawai'i's amazing tide pools and shallow reefs in a safe and family friendly way. Wading in up to knee deep water, our experienced naturalists and marine biologists will unlock the hidden secrets of our beautiful coastline and will show you critters you never thought existed.
Reef Walk dates:
| Saturday, May 25 |
8:30 a.m. |
near Ala Moana |
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| Saturday, June 8 |
8:30 a.m. |
near Waianae |
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| Monday, June 10 |
10:00 a.m. |
near Waianae |
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| Saturday, June 22 |
9:00 a.m. |
near Ala Moana |
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Sunday, June 23 |
9:00 a.m. |
near Ala Moana |
wait list |
| Saturday, July 20 |
8:30 a.m. |
near Ala Moana |
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| Sunday, July 21 |
8:30 a.m. |
near Waianae |
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Monday, July 22 |
9:30 a.m. |
near Waianae |
booked |
Looking for more available dates? Request a group reef walk program below. |
Program Fee:
| General admission: |
$20.00 (adult) and $15.00 (child)* |
| Military and Kama'aina: |
$10.00 (adult)and $8.50 (child)* with valid I.D. |
Reef walk rental shoes:
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$5.00 per set.
* Children 4-12 years old. |
Booking Information:
Registration is required.
Please consider make a reservation 48 hour in advance.
2 hour reef walks allow guests to wade safely in up to knee deep water.
Children must be 4 years or older to participate.
Children must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Exact location, driving directions plus handy reef walking tips will be sent to you after a reservation has been completed and about one week before your reef walk date.
Closed toe foot wear is required. Reef walk rental shoes are available.
Group Reef Walk Program
Group reef walks can be requested for groups 15-50 guests
(i.e. birthdays, schools, scouts).
Reduced groups rates apply.
Advanced reservations are strongly advised. We're currently taking reservations until December 2013.
Click here to place your group reef walk request.
Questions or request? Click here or read our Reef Walk FAQ.
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I think the reef walk was very educational. We saw were an eel, several sea cucumbers, a needle fish, a puffer fish, and sea urchins.
-- Jasmin Chase, 9 years old
We learned a lot on the reef walk! It reminded me of the amazing times that can be had through simple exploration.
-- Rachel A. Armstrong
At first it seemed unlikely we'd find anything, the water looked empty, but after just a few minutes we started spotting fish.
(Our guides) were great.
We enjoyed the reef walk tremendously!
-- Lasar McCabe, Our Savior Lutheran School
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