Environmental Pledge For Snorkeling
Aloha!
Today we will ask you to join our ohana,
and be part of the solution.
Wear UV protective clothing and re-apply sunscreen every 2-hours, and 30-minutes before entering the ocean.
Restrooms are provided onboard, please be sure to use them prior to entering the water, excess nitrogen kills coral.
The boat is our beach. There is absolutely no reason to touch the shore or marine life.
* If you have questions about the marine life, please ask any of our informed crew – they will be happy to talk to you and answer your questions. Have a wonderful time while here in Kona and please come back and see us another time.
Help us reduce trash by re-using your cup (individually numbered) onboard today. By doing so, you can help save over 70,000 plastic cups from being thrown away each year!
The precious coral reefs of Hawaii are facing many serious threats from human actions. Divers, snorkelers and other recreational users can harm coral reef ecosystems if they behave carelessly and do not show respect for marine life. Hundreds of thousands of people visit Hawaiian reefs every year, so small individual actions can add up to have a significant effect. Because we care about our coral reefs and want to do everything possible to reduce human impacts, we ask that you commit to not participating in potentially destructive behavior. Following these rules of responsible marine recreation will help you to better understand and appreciate coral reefs while you help to preserve this unique ecosystem for future generations.