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Oahu’s best days out.
The 7 most popular glass bottom boat tours on Oahu. A short list of the ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and where to book.
1-hour glass-bottom boat cruise from Waikiki to Diamond Head, spotting turtles and dolphins without getting wet, with a comfy ride.
Most Popular“Amazing experience! Had so much fun on the boat the guide was so informative, learned so many new things !”
1-hour glass-bottom cruise on Oahu’s south shore from Kewalo Basin. Spot turtles and dolphins, see shipwreck reefs, bring drinks.
“Both guides were very informative and knowledgeable. Was able to see fish and many sea turtles. Boat was in great shape and clean. Friendly and family fun for all. A to do for sure!”
A 90-minute Waikiki sunset cruise on a catamaran from Ala Moana with Diamond Head views, narration, and BYO snacks.
“Really enjoyable although too late in the day to see any fish. However, it was lovely just sailing around Waikiki Bay hearing about Honolulu history and culture. The two young men running the show were well informed and interesting to talk to.”
Waikiki Beach glass-bottom cruise from Honolulu. See reef fish and turtles from shaded catamaran viewing portals. Easy 1 hour.
“We took the fireworks cruise on Friday night. Great, highly recommended. Boat was clean and in good shape and not over crowded.”
Waikiki glass-bottom catamaran from Kewalo Basin with shaded comfort, BYOB, and real chances to spot turtles and dolphins.
“We had a great time. The captain was funny and informative. Definitely worth the price of admission.”
A one-hour Waikiki sunset cruise with a glass-bottom view for fish, plus Diamond Head and Honolulu lights from the water. BYOB welcome.
“Although this boat did not have a glass bottom, it had small box viewing areas to see underneath the water which we never saw any sea life. However, going on the sunset cruise was all worth it!! Being on the water, watching the sunset and the city lights was spectacular!!”
A 60-minute Waikiki cruise for Friday Night Fireworks, ocean views, and night marine life from a glass-bottom boat in Honolulu.
“Our tour was changed, the glass bottom boat was not available. We were put on a sail boat instead. Seating was far less comfortable. We took a night trip so that we could watch fireworks from the water, this we did get to see. So I have a split rating overall. I had to select…”
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