Captain Cook Kayak Rentals
Pineapple Park's kayak and snorkeling tours are self-guided. The world famous marine preserve Kealakekua Bay (Captain Cook) is located just down the hill from Pineapple Park, so you can pick up your kayak just before the bay. Other great sites for kayaking and snorkeling are Honaunau Bay, Ho`okena Beach, Keauhou Bay--all are within 10 miles. These waters offer world class pristine areas for snorkeling along with calm sheltered waters which are great for kayak paddling, with myriads of multi-colored fish, eels, coral and lava formations, sea caves, and arches with turtles, rays, dolphins and whales. All are often encountered on your adventure. We use (new) light stable, state of the art top of the line equipment, complete with light weight paddles with leashes. Included are life jackets and car top rigging that ties to your rental ca

For solo or tandem, you can't beat the Islander Festiva ocean kayak. You can surf it, swim it, snorkel off of it, or lounge on it. Whether you're paddling solo or with a friend, the Festiva delivers the fun. It is the newest most user friendly kayak ever made for coastal wave riding and snorkeling. The old style kayaks are heavy, hard to get in and out of and easy to capsize. You are here to have fun--use the best!

Have fun kayaking and snorkeling in Hawaii's warm clear water, and let's not forget beach combing on beaches that can only be reached by boat. Swim, relax, and explore to your heart's content. Snorkeling is a pleasure in Hawaii. The variety of tropical fish is remarkable, and of course the water is clear, warm, and buoyant. Occasionally you may view a green sea turtle ("honu" in Hawaiian), a dolphin ("nai`a"), or even a friendly manta ray flapping its wings...the things that dreams are made of!

Kayaking is the fastest growing activity in Hawaii because it's safe, fun and a real value. A Kealakekua kayak trip is the highlight of most visitor's vacation: two people all day in the worlds most beautiful ocean for $40! Now that is a value.