Every year, between December 15th and April 15th, humpback whales mate and give birth in Maui waters. Thousands of whales travel down from Alaska every year to enjoy the protected, warm waters of Hawaii. Maui County’s shallower ocean floor is a hotbed of activity for these incredible creatures. This Maui kayaking whale watch and snorkel adventure is just the way to get up close and personal with these majestic creatures.

On this 4-hour kayaking tour, you’ll take the kayaks out from Makena and watch whales in between snorkel sessions.  These are prime areas for surface activity, so get ready for the thrills of a lifetime!

If you happen to be visiting outside of whale season, check out the normal Maui kayaking tours.

If you’d rather go out on a boat, check out some excellent options in Maalaea and Kihei.

BOOK WHALE WATCH

Nearby Areas:
Kihei • Makena • Maʻalaea

Maui Kayaking Whale Watch Video

Whale Watch Photos

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Makena is well-known for having clear waters, incredible reefs, and ocean life everywhere!

In three hours, we will get you acquainted with your kayak and snorkel gear, then get you out in our warm waters for spectacular snorkeling. Makena is also well known for our local green sea turtles, which are hard to miss. This is a great area for a Maui Kayak Tour.

In whale season, you’ll want to schedule a trip specifically to see whales.  Every year, between December 15th and April 15th, humpback whales make their way down from Alaska to mate and have their babies here.  Watching them from a kayak will blow your mind! See Maui Kayak Whale Watch Tours.

Are you closer to Lahaina, or do you want to snorkel from a catamaran out of Maalaea?

BOOK KAYAK TOUR

Nearby Areas:
Kihei • Makena • Maʻalaea

Makena Video

This footage was shot just after the sun came up in Makena, south Maui.

Maui Kayaking Photos

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