PACIFIC WHALE FOUNDATION

With a mission to protect the ocean through science and advocacy and to inspire environmental stewardship, Pacific Whale Foundation (PWF) conducts Research, Education and Conservation programs for the communities in which it serves. Founded by Greg Kaufman in 1980 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to saving the world’s whales from extinction, PWF now solely owns a social enterprise that offers fee-based programs and services through PacWhale Eco-Adventures to help fund its nonprofit work. Combined with memberships, donations, charitable grants and a remarkable group of dedicated volunteers, PWF now reaches more than 400,000 individuals each year through its Maui and Australia offices and research projects in Ecuador and Chile. 

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Experience the Adventure!

Join PacWhale Eco-Adventures for Whale and Dolphin Watching, Snorkeling Molokini, Turtle Arches, Lanai and Honolua Bay, Sunset Dinner Cruises, Sailing Tours, and specialty cruises such as Full Moon, Stargazing, Island Rhythms Sunset Cocktail Cruise, Holiday Cruises, and Private Charters. Your ticket to adventure supports research, education and conservation programs on Maui and around the world.

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PacWhale Eco-Adventures fun for all ages!

From swimming in sight of dolphins to exploring Maui’s most vibrant coral reefs and volcanic craters, our expert team provides active guidance ensuring every guest is safe and prepared for a fun-filled snorkeling experience.

The crescent-shaped islet of Molokini is an extinct volcanic crater with a thriving coral reef, home to more than 250 fish species.

The island of Lana​‘i​ is known for its rugged coastline full of vibrant reefs, sea turtles and wild dolphins.

Honolua Bay is a protected marine conservation area off the western coast of Maui.

All three destinations are among the Island’s most scenic snorkeling spots.

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