Manta Ray Night Dive and Snorkel
Afternoon and Night Trip for Divers and Snorkelers
Join the pioneers of the world famous Manta Night Dive & Snorkel trip in Kona, Hawaii for an unforgettable experience during two dives!
First, explore the reef and visit the colossal colony of swaying Garden Eels as the sun begins to fade. Come up from your dive or snorkel to enjoy a beautiful Hawaiian sunset, relax, and have a bite to eat. Then, after dark, you descend into darkness and in the beam of your light watch the nightlife come alive. Observe in awe as Kona's famous Manta Rays glide in from the darkness to feed on the microscopic plankton attracted to your light.
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Manta Dive & Snorkel Trip Details
- Certified Divers: $230 plus taxes/fees
- Includes 2 guided dives, tanks, weights, light, sandwich/juice/water (Rental gear available)
- Snorkelers: $230 plus taxes/fees
- Includes 2 guided snorkels, mask, snorkel, fins, wetsuit, sandwich/juice/water
- Private Guide: $300 plus tax/fees plus cost of trip (Limited availabilty. Call to inquire.)
Schedule
- Days: Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Availability: Contact us for booking information
Meeting Times:
- Apr 1-Sep 30: 3:30 pm (call after 6am on trip date for meeting location)
- Oct 1-Mar 31: 3:00 pm (call after 6am on trip date for meeting location)
Return Times: 9:00-9:30pm
Add more to your manta experience by upgrading to the PADI Manta Ray Diver Specialty Course. This exclusive PADI Specialty Course authored by Keller Laros is only taught at Jack's Diving Locker!
Manta Dive Experts: Many of our staff at Jack's Diving Locker are PADI Manta Ray Diver Specialty Instructors or certified Manta Naturalists through Hawaii Community College in collaboration with Manta Pacific Research Foundation.
Find Answers To Frequently Asked Questions
- Cancellation Policy
- Manta Report
- Manta Guarantee
- Manta Participant Guidelines
- Refresher Policy
- Policies for Children
Flying or Driving to Altitude After Diving: For multiple dives per day or multiple days of diving, a minimum surface interval of 18 hours is suggested before flying or driving to altitude. For a single dive, a minimum of 12 hours is suggested.
