Maui In Sept.
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I have always had great luck with Trilogy. They usually use smaller vessels than most tour operators, so you feel less like you are in a cattle car. The do lots of snorkel trips including Molokini and over to Lanai.
http://www.sailtrilogy.com/pages/index.php
http://www.sailtrilogy.com/pages/index.php
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If you are looking for a party atmosphere and a larger group snorkel to Molokini we like the Four Winds II, link:http://www.mauiclassiccharters.com/fourwinds.html
If you prefer a smaller group at Molokini and don't mind getting up early we have had repeated success with the Maui Prince's Kai Kanani
http://www.kaikanani.com/molokini-express.html
If you prefer a smaller group at Molokini and don't mind getting up early we have had repeated success with the Maui Prince's Kai Kanani
http://www.kaikanani.com/molokini-express.html
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I have been on both Trilogy and Four Winds II. I would recommend both. Sept is a great time to go to HI. I didn't think Molokini was all that great but the boat trip was fun. Maybe think about Trilogy to somewhere else. They actually sail.
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I have heard good things about Trilogy also, but have not yet done Trilogy. I have done snorkeling trips to Lanai with Pacific Whale Foundation out of Maalea Harbor. I enjoyed it I also like snorkeling at Black Rock at the Sheraton. I am not a big fan of Molokini snorkeling because of the crowds