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Wreck and Roll

The Wreck and Roll Dive in Honolulu is a guided scuba dive visiting multiple wreck sites along Oahu’s shores. The 5-6 hour trip includes sightings of sharks, turtles, and eagle rays.

$99.00

Wreck and Roll Dive Overview

The Wreck and Roll Dive is a guided scuba diving trip in Honolulu that explores some of Oahu’s most popular wreck sites. This 5-6 hour charter is designed for certified divers seeking to experience unique underwater wrecks and diverse marine life.

Wreck Sites Included

  • Sea Tiger: Hawaii’s deepest recreational wreck at 123 feet, with superstructure between 60-90 feet. Common sightings include white tip sharks and Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles.
  • YO-257 & San Pedro: Two ships resting side by side at depths ranging from 65-115 feet. Eagle Rays are often seen here. This site can have strong currents and is only dived under ideal conditions.
  • Ewa Pinnacles & Navy Tug: Lava pinnacle formations with abundant coral and fish life. The Navy Tug rests at about 65 feet and is a known habitat for white tip reef sharks.
  • Corsair: A WWII fighter plane sitting upright at 115 feet, offering a unique wreck dive experience.

Additional Details

  • Duration: 5-6 hours
  • Group Size: Up to 26 divers
  • Age Range: 15 to 99 years
  • Cancellation Policy: 48 hours notice
  • Meeting Point: 3 Aloha Tower Drive, Honolulu, HI

Conclusion

The Wreck and Roll Dive provides certified divers with an exciting opportunity to explore multiple wrecks and encounter diverse marine wildlife. It is a highly rated experience with over 1000 reviews and is ideal for those with wreck specialty certification.

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