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Cruise Highlights
Cruise in magnificent Pacific waters aboard a luxurious, air-conditioned, jet-powered catamaran!
Enjoy a unique seaborne view of Oahu’s magnificent southern coast, including the famous Waikiki skyline and Diamond Head!
All Cruises Include:
- Complimentary non-alcoholic boarding drink
- Special cuisine prepared by Chef Chai
- All fuel, fees and handling charges
- IMAX™-like Theater Experience
Extra:
- Optional transportation — $15 per person. Includes hotel pickup and drop-off (Waikiki hotels only at designated pickup points)
- Guests may bring their own alcoholic beverage, and service on board is complimentary. Non-alcoholic beverages, coffee, and tea are provided complimentary on all cruises.
- Crew gratuities (optional)
What Our Customers Are Saying
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Nice relaxing way to start the day. All staff were very attentive and pointed out when turtles were visible. Saw one lion fish as well.
– Yazmo K., Honolulu, HI
Great event. Really hospitable staff that made the trip enjoyable. Got to see lots of different fish underwater and they stopped and let us on the front of the ship to see turtles. Also served lunch and drinks. Great way to see the island from the Oceanside. Highly recommend!
– Vidhur S., Lubbock, TX
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Experience the world beneath the surface like you never have before. He’s a shot of our comfortable, underwater viewing pods as Semisub One begins to submerge. We’d love to have you aboard for a tour in the New… https://www.instagram.com/p/B6wkte4hfsW/?igshid=1pfi861ulnw9c
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Semisub Inc. is dedicated to preserving and protecting our reefs and wants to support the global initiatives of www.coral.org.
