Quicksilver – Quicksilver Charters enjoys a prime location at Molokini Crater. See a Molokini expert at Boss Frog’s for more.
Tako Flats – A sand channel with coral heads, Tako Flats is a great place to find octopus and the occasional Manta Ray.
Middle Reef – Home to many variey of tropical Hawaiian fish, the protected Middle reef is made up of mostly hard corals.
Reef’s End – Molokini Crater sinks into the ocean and continues for around 200 yards. Strong currents are closer to the end.
Shark Condos – Deep down around 130 feet, you’ll find harmless reef sharks taking refuge in the cascading caves.
Enenue – A gentle slope that continues for 6o ft. Closer to the crater wall, you’ll find abundant schools of butterfly fish.
Flying Sea Cliffs – Scuba divers love the many hanging shelves sitting at 50 ft, and below this is another 80 feet of wall.
The Back Side – The entire back side of Molokini Crater is for experienced divers who enjoy drift and wall dives.
Edge of the World – Dropping to a depth of 250 ft, this area is in constant shadow, bringing out exotic ocean life.
You can learn more about Molokini Crater by visiting the Molokini information Kiosk in the Lahaina Cannery Mall, by speaking with a knowledgeable Boss Frog’s representative at any of our island shops or calling one at (808) 661-3333, or by visiting Molokini Maui.
You may have recently seen the new Maui whale Kiosk at the Cannery Mall in Lahaina, Maui. Below is some of this information about our annual visitors: Humpback Whales.
Beach front cabanas, fish tacos, and nightlife with friends?
There’s a new luau in town!! The Grand Wailea has all of the wonderful components that you want. A delicious feast, hula dancing, sunset over the ocean, fire knife dancers, and Hawaiian music.
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We began our adventure Kayaking down the river in tandem kayaks. We went on the morning tour, which was easier because there was no wind.
We’ve been bombarded lately with questions about getting married in Maui. Hopefully the following information will help you in making arrangements for your special day!
Your wedding location will depend on whether or not you want to get married on a beach, in a chapel, or on an estate. For small weddings, we suggest a simple beach wedding. Though, keep in mind that all beaches on Maui are public. This means that other people will probably also be on your beach, and depending on where you go, other couples may be getting married too! One such busy beach in Makena Cove. It’s a very small beach (beautiful and great for photos) but often it has multiple brides waiting their turn. We call it the Wedding Factory. We highly suggest choosing another location for your big day.
Obviously, your photography is one of the most important things on the list. Luckily, you’re getting married in Maui, so you’ll be getting some wonderful backgrounds right off the bat! Choosing your photographer is very important. Make sure that your photographer is talented, experienced, and personable. Everyone knows you need someone that’s good and experienced, but that last point is sometimes overlooked. We’ve seen some brides go with a photographer because of the pictures on their site, even if the photographer doesn’t sound very interested or friendly on the phone. You don’t want a Black Cloud at your wedding! Find someone that will make you and your family comfortable and relaxed.
Another crucial part of your wedding is the food and service. A huge part of your budget is going to this part of your wedding, so choose correctly. You want someone with plenty of references that makes great food and has a staff that handles your wedding professionally. We like Maui Executive Catering because they embody all of the above. When it comes to creating a menu, their classically trained chefs will blow you away. It’s hard to find caterers that have formal training, and with Maui Executive Catering you’ll find that they’re artists that truly believe in their craft.
Last, but certainly not least, having activities planned for your guests makes the whole adventure that much better. We don’t suggest you do all of the planning yourself, however. You’ve got enough on your plate. Instead, choose some activities for specific days around the wedding. Buy your tickets, and let all of your guests know well ahead of time. This way, it’s up to your guests whether they want to go. Let them know that there’s no pressure, and that they should book early on to avoid having the activity fill up.
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We thought we’d share some of the many comments received from previous guests of the Quicksilver morning snorkel cruise to 