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What are people saying about Captain Cook Monument

Renee_L, Apr 2026
I would do it again!
Great excursion. Staff were beyond friendly and also safety minded. Catamaran had good features (e.g., fresh water shower when done with snorkeling, easy in and out of water). We were lucky enough to see huge spotted ray and dolphins that breached the surface with a spiral spins. One of the crew did Hawaiian blessings in the sacred cove area, which was very interesting and educational.
Tara_M, Mar 2026
Wonderful family afternoon snorkeling!
Great experience all around. Clean, good size vessel. Friendly, informative, kind crew. Nice light snacks. Perfect length of time. AWESOME snorkeling. Would highly recommend for anyone traveling in or near Kona. We went with our 17 and 14 yo daughters. Significant mix of people and easy going group. Bathrooms on the vessel were very clean and comfortable. Appreciated the crew - nice balance of knowledge, teamwork, engagement.
Cathy_F, Apr 2026
A snorkel sailing adventure to remember!
We loved our snorkeling/sailing experience! Beautiful boat, the staff on board were friendly, fun and attentive! The Captain was awesome on our trip too …weather was perfect for a little extra sailing on top of our Iguana and Captain Cook Snorkel stops. We saw so many different fish and coral especially at Captain Hook. Enjoyed the light breakfast, snacks and lunch too. Highly recommend!!!
Robert_H, Mar 2026
Best day EVER!
Captain Rob and Bryce were both amazing. Loved hearing the history and stories along the way and getting an up close and personal look at the sea caves and lava tubes. We took the excursion that had two snorkeling experiences. The second experience was amazing with the two deep canyons and tons of fish and not a ton of people.

Captain Cook Monument

5.0
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Big Island of Hawaii
Historical Captain James Cook Monument on the shore of Kealakekua Bay, Hawaii.
  • The Captain Cook Monument is a must-see for history buffs.

  • Don’t forget to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat, especially if you’re planning to spend time out on the water.

  • Tours of Kealakekua Bay tend to last from three to five hours.

  • Historical lunch and dinner cruises are wheelchair accessible.