Our Dive Maui Blog

The 6 Best Maui Water Activities For millions of visitors every year, Maui is an eye-opening, awe-inspiring Hawaiian island that's as close to paradise as you can come.  Maui delivers a whopping twelve months of gorgeous, sunny weather every year. (The sun is shining...

The Hawaiian archipelago is the most isolated group of islands on Planet Earth.  Because of its unique geographical position, NOAA scientists estimate that around 75% of the marine life in Hawai’i is endemic, or can’t be seen anywhere else.  Hawaiian marine life...

Enriched Air Diver is PADI’s most popular specialty course. Here’s what you need to know about earning an enriched air certification and the pros and cons of diving nitrox. What is nitrox? Humans are accustomed to breathing air that’s approximately 79 percent nitrogen...

Whale Watching from the Maui Shore Every winter North Pacific Humpback Whales (Koholā in Hawaiian) can be spotted along the Maui shore, after making the 3000+ mile trek from Alaska to Hawaii. Their 4-6 week-long annual migratory journey begins in late Autumn and they...

Maui has unique concerns and requirements when it comes to COVID-19 safety and prevention. As a remote island with many multigenerational families living together and limited access to medical resources Maui is particularly vulnerable to the spread of COVID-19....

The island of Maui, in the center of the Pacific Ocean, has warm weather and warm ocean that makes it a perfect year round vacation destination. Maui is a small island but it is climatically diverse. The island is home to desert, rainforest, and mountainous climates....