Waikiki scuba diving, guide and tour information including links to additional scuba information and resources. What is scuba diving in Waikiki like? You can try Waikiki scuba diving tours in Honolulu without a PADI scuba certification. Check out the Discover Scuba Diving Waikiki page and even if your not a certified diver you can still try scuba diving here in Waikiki. While scuba diving with our guides you will discover that there are several fun and exciting Waikiki scuba diving tours and scuba diving lessons available here in Honolulu, Waikiki.
The Waikiki scuba diving tour conditions are very consistent through out the year. The average Waikiki scuba diving water temperature is around 78 degrees, and surface temperature about 84 degrees Fahrenheit.
Another great feature of Honolulu is it that the Waikiki scuba diving visibility is on average from about 50 to 100 feet. What could be better than scuba diving in Waikiki? Dive with us and experience the warm clear water of Honolulu.
You might wonder if our Honolulu scuba company has a dive shop in Honolulu for Waikiki PADI certification. The answer is no, we have a Waikiki scuba diving school that provides the best PADI certification courses here in Honolulu. We don't sell scuba diving equipment, we work off the Waikiki boat charter to ensure you the lowest Waikiki scuba diving cost on the island of Oahu.
Scuba diving in Waikiki looks fun & exciting but are the Waikiki shipwrecks dangerous? No, not at all, they are easy dives designed for recreational scuba diving here in Honolulu, Waikiki. There are several Waikiki shipwrecks for exploration off the south coast of Honolulu, Waikiki. You can explore the Waikiki scuba diving site, YO-257 / San Pedro both on the same dive as they are on the same dive site. Another great shipwreck on the south side of Oahu is the Sea Tiger shipwreck, it was sunk by the voyager submarine company for Waikiki scuba diving exploration and to lure in the colorful marine life here in Honolulu.
