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Molokini Snorkeling & Luau Show Package

Explore Molokini Crater From Above & Below the Water
Board the 65-foot yacht, Lahaina Princess and prepare for a day of adventure and exploration. The vessel is supplied by twin GM 750hp diesel engines which push her at speeds up to 20 mph. Table seating is available on the open air upper deck, and the air-conditioned main cabin can accommodate 149 passengers.

Enjoy a continental breakfast including fresh baked pastries and muffins, locally grown tropical fruits, coffee and juices as we travel from Lahaina Harbor to Molokini Crater, where you can snorkel in the marine sanctuary, home to some of the most beautiful coral reefs and approximately 250 species of brilliantly colored tropical fish.

Sunbathe, swim, snorkel, and even take a jump on our new water trampoline as you enjoy a buffet-style lunch including hamburgers, hotdogs, grilled chicken, veggie burgers, cold salads, and a full, open bar at your leisure before we depart for Olowalu Turtle Reef. Have your underwater cameras ready for a once in a lifetime photo opportunity as you encounter the endangered Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle (or Honu in Hawaiian).

Enjoy the Extravagance of the Royal Lahaina Luau
Held on the shores of Kaanapali Beach in Lahaina, the Royal Lahaina Luau is a treat for the eyes, ears and appetite offering something for every member of the family, including a special kid's buffet.

Upon arrival, you'll be greeted with a traditional Hawaiian lei and a tasty bottomless Mai Tai from the open bar. Following the Imu Ceremony, enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet menu of Kahlua Pig and Turkey, Fresh Catch of the Day, Chicken, Hawaiian Sweet Potatoes, Rice, Corn, Assorted Cold Salads, Pineapple, Poi, Lomi Lomi Salmon, Taro (Poi), Guava Bread, and assorted desserts.

After your meal, you'll be mesmerized by a show-stopping performance featuring the Hula, a storytelling dance that lies at the center of Hawaiian oral traditions, as well as other performances of Hawaiian and Polynesian tradition, including native musicians and fire-dances that will keep everyone wide-eyed the entire evening.