Dive Lanai's Pristine Waters

Much of the Hawaiian Islands is submerged beneath the sea, a rich store of secrets shared only with those who find ways to get underwater. The view below the surface is breathtaking — living coral reefs, sea caves, large varieties of exotic friendly and not-so-friendly fish, sea turtles, eels and sea caves. Water temperature ranges from 72 degrees in winter to the low 80s in the summer, and on calm days, water visibility can exceed 100 feet.

Lanai's teeming waters are a natural draw for SCUBA divers. You can set out on your own or book a trip with one of the island's many SCUBA diving tour operators. Most offer small-group tours.

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