One word: Sunscreen! If you are renting snorkeling gear for your kids, have a plan to get them out of the water frequently to reapply their sunscreen. The cool water will not protect them (in fact it tends to magnify the rays) and they’ll be complaining for days due to the angry red burns on their backs and calves. Another suggestion is to wear a light t-shirt while snorkeling..

Goofy Foot Surf School & Stand Up Paddling

Reviewed by KidsMaui on Mar 2, 2012

Goofy Foot Surf School has been offering Maui surfing lessons since 1994. Their enthusiastic and well trained staff...

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Makena/Turtle Town Eco Adventure (Maui Kayaks)

Reviewed by KidsMaui on Feb 4, 2012

Family kayaking is an excellent way for everyone to spend some quality time, get a little exercise and experience...

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PWF Whale Watches & Dolphin Watches

Reviewed by KidsMaui on Feb 3, 2012

Drawing on over three decades of whale research and extensive ecotourism experience, Pacific Whale Foundation (PWF)...

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Discovery Maui (Maui Eco Tours)

Reviewed by KidsMaui on Feb 3, 2012

An MSNBC Family Travel Favorite in 2007, Maui Eco Tours’ “Discovery Maui” Kayak trip is primarily...

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Ultimate Whale Watch

Reviewed by KidsMaui on Nov 20, 2011

No crowds. Limited to 18 passengers.  The Wiki Wahine is a 30 foot rigid hulled inflatable raft. The boat moves fast,...

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Pride of Maui

Reviewed by admin on Nov 20, 2011

Maui snorkeling tours to Molokini Crater and other premier underwater destinations in Maui. Pride of Maui is the...

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