Life in the Sea Marine Education Tour

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Maui Marine Biology Tour

Discover the incredible diversity of Hawaiian marine life through this comprehensive educational program that explores coral reefs, open ocean habitats, and the fascinating creatures that call Hawaiian waters home. Led by marine biologists, this interactive experience combines classroom learning with hands-on exploration, perfect for ocean enthusiasts, students, and families wanting to understand Hawaii’s unique marine ecosystem and conservation challenges.

Activity Price

100.65 USD

Duration

2.5 Hours

Age

Ages 5-14

Location

Lahaina

Amenities

Professional marine biologist instruction and scientific equipment access
Interactive displays, specimens, and hands-on learning activities

Special Instruction

Ocean Discovery & Marine Wonders

Comprehensive Marine Ecosystem Education

Learn about Hawaii’s diverse marine environments including coral reefs, deep ocean habitats, and coastal ecosystems from professional marine biologists who conduct active research in Hawaiian waters. Discover the complex relationships between different species, understand food webs and energy transfer, and explore how Hawaiian marine life adapts to unique volcanic island conditions. Interactive presentations use specimens, models, and multimedia to make complex concepts accessible and engaging.

Hands-On Marine Life Exploration

Examine marine specimens through microscopes, touch tanks, and interactive displays that bring you closer to Hawaiian ocean life than ever before. Learn to identify common Hawaiian fish, corals, and invertebrates while understanding their ecological roles and survival strategies. Hands-on activities include plankton observation, coral structure examination, and learning about bioluminescence and other fascinating marine adaptations unique to tropical waters.

Conservation & Ocean Protection

Understand current threats facing Hawaiian marine ecosystems including climate change, pollution, overfishing, and invasive species while learning about ongoing conservation efforts and research initiatives. Discover how individual actions impact ocean health and learn practical steps for marine conservation in daily life. Participate in discussions about sustainable fishing, reef protection, and how communities work together to preserve Hawaii’s marine heritage for future generations.

Marine Life Educational Program

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Activity Overview
Duration: 2.5 Hours
Meeting Location: Ambassadors Hale
Cancellations: 24 hours in advance

Activity Details:
Dive into the fascinating world of tidal pools with hands-on exploration and expert guidance from our experienced naturalists. Discover the unique lives of hermit crabs, urchins, snails, and other tide pool creatures that are specially adapted to their environment. This adventure is designed for children ages 5-14.

Price:
$94.95 per child

What’s Included:

  • Guided tidal pool exploration

  • Educational session on tide pool creatures and their adaptations

Pricing
US$100.65 for General Admission (Under 21 Section) for Ages 5-14

Customers will receive a full refund or credit with 24-Hour notice. Customers will also receive a full refund or credit in case of operator cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Customers can choose to rebook 24-hours, or more, to the start of their reservation, pricing differences may occur depending on reservation. No-shows will be charged the full price.

Marine Biology Program FAQs

  • The program covers Hawaiian fish species, coral reef ecosystems, sea turtles, marine mammals, invertebrates, and microscopic marine life that forms the foundation of ocean food webs.

  • Yes! This is an educational program that doesn’t require swimming. All marine life exploration happens through safe, land-based activities and controlled educational environments.

  • The program is suitable for ages 5 – 14, with content adapted to engage different age groups while maintaining scientific accuracy and educational value for all participants.

  • The program includes opportunities to observe live marine life in controlled educational settings, along with preserved specimens and interactive displays that enhance learning.

  • We discuss coral bleaching, plastic pollution, sustainable fishing, marine protected areas, climate change impacts, and individual actions that support healthy ocean ecosystems.

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