Diving in Oahu Hawaii is your path to a majestic underwater experience. A world that you can actually become a part of.

Oahu has the largest amount of diver training schools and also has the largest population.  Most of the diving schools will offer transportation to and from the hotels  Some companies cater for beginner and intermediate scuba divers while some specialize in more advanced diving and all of these companies offer different levels of dive courses. Almost all the local dive companies offer certification courses, as well as introductory scuba dives for those who’ve never tried it before. Experience is not necessary only the inclination.

Taking scuba lessons are worthwhile and most instructors are ready to teach, guide or answer any of your questions before you scuba dive in Hawaii . Daily dives are made to all the best spots over Oahu. With the help of your scuba trainer, you will be able to swim around brillant coral reefs and observe several tropical fish. You will remain in shallow water the entire time. From world famous wreck dives to shallow reef dives with turtles, Oahu has something to offer every level of scuba diver.

Shark Cove, a natural coral reef located on the north shore is the home of a abundant assortment of sea life which will be seen in the natural habitat. Only explore the reef when the seas are calm. Inside the bay is well-protected from big waves by offshore reefs and by lava peninsulas on the both sides, making this a superb swimming beach for families with small children. It is also a good place to watch whales, during the whale season.  You can marvel at the beautiful fish and coral reefs native to our Hawaiian Islands. Be careful of the lava rocks when going into the water if you choose to go diving at Sharks Cove.

The colorful reefs and protected waters of Hanauma Bay will entice tourists and locals alike that enjoy scuba diving This bay has over 500 different types of tropical fish, 40 to 50 percent which are natural to Hawaii. The Mahi Waianae, a large ship, went down in the 80’s just south of Waianae Bay and today it serves as an articficial reef.

Oahu has almost everything that a diver dreams of, reef sharks, frog fish, a wide variety of nudibranchs, Hawaii’s every owned angle fish, endangered green turtles. Plane Corsair, the only naturally sunk wreck, at the east side of the Island. In that time 3 ghost nets have been removed from Oahu reefs. A total distance of five hundred plus feet reclaimed in debths of up to two hundred ft. Due to its distance, the offshore coral reefs remain the most flourishing in the islands, and the variety of tropical fish, sharks and even the occational sea turtles will give the diver the experice of a lifetime . The beach gets very crowded during the tourist peak season, and can almost be unpleasant.