Molokini Crater
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It has been a few years but my husband and son signed up for this and never made it out because of the rough waters. Apparently this happens a lot. My sister in law just got back and did the turtle bay(?) snorkel trip and loved it...
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I am not a fan of Molikini either. It seemed too crowded with boats to me. I agree about being underwhelmed, LOL. I also have my own snorkel gear. I prefer a snorkel trip to Lanai. Black Rock (Sheraton, Kaanapali Beach) and Fletcher State Beach are good for snorkeling on your own.
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Molokini is ok for snorkeling but the fish aren't abundant like they used to be..we did swim with a very rare monk seal..gorgeous!
The catamaran ride was fun but I think there are better spots in Maui..
Black Rock is a good spot.
I was not scared and we snorkeled for a good 2 hours and did not see a shark.
The catamaran ride was fun but I think there are better spots in Maui..
Black Rock is a good spot.
I was not scared and we snorkeled for a good 2 hours and did not see a shark.
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I snorkeled there with my 12 year old daughter. She had a bit of snorkeling experience and I had none. We went with Quiksilver and had a wonderful time. The fish were plentiful. There were lots of folks snorkeling there, but not so many that there were flippers in our faces. Go do it, scared mom. You'll dig it.
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