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Kealakekua Bay
Double kayaks across the bay to the Captain Cook monument, spinner dolphins on the way, snorkelling at the monument. She includes two double kayaks in most four-island trips.
Kealakekua Bay
The premier snorkeling spot on the Big Island — an underwater state monument with 100+ foot visibility, coral formations, and tropical fish density rivaling the Red Sea. The Captain Cook Monument marks where Cook was killed in 1779. Spinner dolphins habitually rest in the bay mornings. Boat-only access keeps it pristine.
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