Khushboo Goel had a little break from the fam to get in a couple of pretty decent dives. Visibility was about 150’+. Amazing. Just hope she has the same vis tomorrow as she goes off and under the big Hawaiian blue again. Sea Tiger and Kewalo Pipe were the sites. Upclose with a few Hawaiian […]
Read MorePretty soon Taylor Barret will be setting roots here on the island. Before here he was diving in a drysuit. I’m cold just typing drysuit. He had a little time to DO IT LIKE IT SHOULD BE DONE! Honolulu Honu Divers was there to help him do that. Sea Tiger and Horseshoe Reef were the […]
Read MoreHe hails from Ottawa, Canada where the temp is pretty damn chilly right now. Maybe the reason he called Honolulu Honu Divers. Yes, he wanted to DO IT LIKE IT SHOULD BE DONE! It had been a minute since Nick got his gills wet, but once in he immediately found his underwater groove. The critters […]
Read MoreComing all the way from the great state of Tejas, Kyle Donlevy and Mikko Kuch were on the way elsewhere, but had a stop here on O’ahu. They decided while here they should DO IT LIKE IT SHOULD BE DONE! They made the call and Honolulu Honu Divers answered it. Ewa Pinnacles and the Navy […]
Read MoreYuuma Hatani enjoyed every minute below the surface. Up close with Hawaiian greensea turtles, large school of Heller’s barracuda, endemic fish known only to the waters of Hawai’i and what a great find, Yuuma grabbed my arm and pointed straight at a beautiful Dragon moray eel sticking out of a coral. Want a private tour […]
Read MoreHailing all the way from the cornhusker state, Bruce “Jake” Jacobsen decided the best way to really enjoy his vacation was to DO IT LIKE IT SHOULD BE DONE! So he called Honolulu Honu Divers. The Sea Tiger and Horseshoe Reef were the sites. The critters didn’t disappoint. Lots of eels, a spotted eagleray, plenty […]
Read MoreComing from around the world, these three traveled by ship from San Diego to DO IT LIKE IT SHOULD BE DONE! Kevan, Laure and Camelia, all working in the marine biology field, could probably tell you every fish by it’s scientific name. But they weren’t here to work, they came to see turtles, eels and […]
Read MoreAll the way from Montreal, Quebec, Canada, it’s Sharon Lopez. She wanted to know how it felt like to DO IT LIKE IT SHOULD BE DONE! with Honolulu Honu Divers. It’s too bad the visibility wasn’t what she would’ve preferred, but none the less, she had a blast. Plenty of upclose and personal encounters with […]
Read MoreComing all the way from the cheesehead state, Wisconsin, Maggie Brown was ready to dive Hawaiian waters again. Sea Tiger was the first site. Maggie’s got a great eye for spotting the little critters. I looked, nothing she looked and she found a tiny, beautiful desirable nudibranch. The second site was full of Hawaiian greensea […]
Read MoreBrian and Madonna came all the way from St Louie and needed some Hawaiian water bottom time. The called on Honolulu Honu Divers. Right call. First dive was on the famous wreck of O’ahu, The Sea Tiger. Down at 100′ avg depth with the visibility around 150′, they thought it was a fantastic way to […]
Read More
