Ohana Ocean Adventures

03/26/2026

Olowalu today 🙏

06/19/2025

It's not just a "tour". It's an experience, an adventure, life long memories with your friends and family.

Join us on Maui

03/21/2025

We are a family of three ocean lovers and are so grateful for every booking and incredible review we receive! Curtis was stationed on Maui in 2010 with the Coast Guard. He spent 4 years participating in search and rescue, first responder and drug interdiction on Maui.
Curtis is an adamant surfer and diver who can be found surfing big waves at Jaws and the outer reefs of Maui, spearfishing or scuba diving in his free time.

Curtis is also a 100-ton captain, who for years has driven charter snorkel and whale watching excursions on Maui. With his Coast Guard and ocean expertise, you can be assured of a safe and enjoyable experience on our tours!

Tiffany is who you will speak to when you call us on the phone and you may notice she has a different accent. Tiffany is from Australia and moved to Maui in 2020 after meeting Curtis on a surf trip in Bali the year before. Tiffany also loves surfing and snorkeling and her and Curtis’s relationship was built around their shared love for the ocean, travel and adventure.

Niya, is Curtis and Tiffany’s baby girl. Niya, spelt “Naia” in Hawaiian means dolphin. Niya also shares her parents love for all things water, nature and ocean and you will see her on tours as soon as it is achievable and safe to do so. Currently, under 1 year of age, you will occasionally see Niya at the end of one of Curtis’s tours, getting in the ocean for a swim with Mom and Dad 💛

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02/25/2025

01/14/2025

Mahalo Tiffany and Christopher for joining us today on a Clear Kayak and Snorkel Tour! Guide Kyle got some epic pics of this crew 🙏🫶 Mahalo Kyle and Owner Curtis showed them a fantastic time 🐢

01/05/2025

Even Niya's been getting a taster for our clear kayaks 🙃 Are you joining us for a tour soon? Kamaaina and Veteran discounts available.

11/04/2024

We are giving away 2 free seats on our Clear Kayak and Snorkel Tour on Maui! Open to both Hawaii residents and vacationers. Seats need to be booked and used by November 22nd, 2024.

To enter, both you and your friend/family member must:
1. LIKE this post
2. TAG your friend
3. Both be FOLLOWING
4. SHARE on your stories for extra entries
5. ENTER as many times as you want!

Goooood luck!

Giveaway closes Friday November 8th at midnight Hawaii time. Winners will be announced on our stories the next day 🤩 Names will be drawn out of a bucket

Mahalo

Curtis, Tiffany and Niya 👨‍👩‍👧

10/30/2024

What you lookin' at? 🧐 Join us for a fun adventure sometime soon! Clear Bottom Kayak and Snorkel Tour. Makena and Olowalu 🐢

09/12/2024

We are giving away 2 free seats on our Clear Kayak and Snorkel Tour on Maui! Open to both Hawaii residents and vacationers. Seats need to be booked and used by September 30th, 2024.

To enter, both you and your friend/family member must:
1. LIKE this post
2. TAG your friend
3. Both be FOLLOWING
4. SHARE on your stories for extra entries
5. ENTER as many times as you want!

Goooood luck!

Giveaway closes Friday September 20th at midnight Hawaii time. Winners will be announced on our stories the next day 🤩 Names will be drawn out of a bucket

Mahalo

Curtis, Tiffany and Niya 👨‍👩‍👧

08/25/2024

Do you see what I see? 🐢

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07/30/2024

Many sunscreens are banned in Hawaii because the toxic chemicals used can damage the reef and marine life 🙏 This photo is of some free sunscreen by available at a beach in Kihei, Maui.

Unfortunately, if a sunscreen says it is "reef safe" or "reef friendly", it still doesn't mean that it is because this wording is not regulated 😭 Companies can get away with clever marketing of their products and fool many of us innocent buyers into thinking we are purchasing the right product.

"A reef friendly sunscreen will only contain the minerals zinc oxide and/or titanium dioxide as active ingredients. If there is a chemical listed, then it's not reef friendly, it's as easy as that!" (Surf Rider Foundation, 2024).

Toxic ingredients in sunscreen to watch out for include avobenzone, octinoxate, octocrylene, oxybenzone, 4-methylbenzylidene, camphor, microplastics, such as “exfoliating beads”, nanoparticles, PABA, parabens and triclosan.

If you would like the link to a list of real mineral based reef safe sunscreens then comment "reef safe" and I will message it to you.

Article referenced: "Your guide to reef friendly sunscreen! This summer choose minerals over chemicals", Katie Day, Surfrider.org.