![]() The warm ocean temperatures of at least 77☏/25☌ have an impact on the air temperature, which is mild the entire year. There are only two seasons the summer - dry season and the winter - rainy season. It is a tropical climate in Hawaii but usually not too hot. Kona is located in the west, therefore excellent to stay here for a couple of days. Showers frequently occur in Hawaii, especially late afternoon and during the night, but not frequently in Kona. The south and the west of Big Island experience less rain. Tour prices are at no extra cost! Weather and Ocean Conditions Floating device for snorkelers Thx for booking via my website! With your support, I am able to provide all information first-hand. These are my recommended tours via GetYourGuide with 24 hours advance cancellation policy. Hawaii is overrun during Christmas, New Year's Eve and Independence Day week. It is utterly crowded when the Ironman takes place in October, and also very busy with increasing summer rates from July to August. It starts in spring from mid-April to mid-June and in fall from September to November. It's busier during the "Golden Week" in Japan end of April until the beginning of May. You won't believe how close the mantas come. Nevertheless, everybody gets plenty of space to hold the floating device and also to take pictures. Therefore advanced booking is recommended. Up to 150 people watch this awesome "dinner show" in the sea each evening. The popular manta tour is often fully booked, even in the shoulder season. Avoiding Crowds Picture provided by Byron Kay from Kona Honu Divers ![]() We spotted plenty of manta rays some almost touched us. It's a popular tour and likely to be sold out days before, particularly during weekends. However, sometimes ocean conditions can spoil the trip, especially in the winter and spring, from November until March/April. Therefore, the snorkel and dive tour is offered year-round, during the day and in the evening when it is dark outside. So there isn't a precise season for manta rays. The rays swim right up to the light between the two hulls of our canoe and fearlessly interact with you, allowing a perfect view you won’t get anywhere else.The manta rays are here abundant at this specific spot throughout the year. You’ll feel like a true Hawaiian as you come face to face with one of the ocean’s most majestic wonders. Plus our double-hull canoe gives you an authentic Hawaiian experience unlike any other. We only allow six people per tour, so you will have the undivided attention of both our guide and the mantas. ![]() ![]() and also keeps the diesel fuel smell out of your clothes and hair. That makes us the most eco-friendly tour available. You’ll get as much time as you can with the mantas, and then take just a short trip back at the end of your adventure. You’ll feel more relaxed and safe, which will let you concentrate more on the beautiful wonder of nature that you can only see in Hawaii.īook a tour and join us as we slip out into the dark ocean from Keauhou Bay, then paddle a very short 10 minute paddle out to the manta ray night snorkel site. Our double hull canoes let you snorkel with manta rays in a whole different way - in a small group, and at your own pace. Dive into the water and experience it for yourself! ![]() Not to mention they can live for 40 or 50 years or more! Imagine getting up close and personal with a 35-year-old manta on an Anelakai manta ray night snorkel adventure. Off the Kona Coast of the Big Island, manta rays can grow to 15 feet from wing tip to wing tip, and weigh more than 3000 pounds. But swim close enough to one on a manta ray night snorkel and you’ll swear you were seeing something else. Manta rays are fish - close relatives of both other rays and sharks. The manta ray… One of the most beautiful and serene creatures in the ocean. Our double hull canoes let you either snorkel with the manta rays, or relax and enjoy the view from the canoe without even getting in the water. ![]()
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