Maui - Diving & exploring the West Coast (USA)

Today the alarm clock rang already at 4.40 am, because we had booked a diving trip on the west coast of Maui via B&B Scuba and meeting point was already at 5.45 am.

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Diving with B&B Scuba

Totally tired we arrived in the dark energised at the boat ramp. In addition to us, there were eight other divers. The destination for the two dives was actually Molokini Island, which is not far from the coast of Maui.

Molokini Crater Scuba Diving is world renowned as having some of the best Wall diving and shark diving in the World.

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Molokini Island off Maui

Unfortunately the waves and the wind were already too strong despite the early time, so that we could not drive by boat safely to the island. That’s why we completed our two dives off the coast of Maui. On the way there we have already seen some whales from the boat.

Our dives on the west coast of Maui

We were divided into two groups – each with a diving instructor. And then it could start. We were underwater for 45 minutes and saw turtles, moraines and many fish. But the most impressive were the many whale songs that were heard during the dive. The second dive we completed a few hundred meters further at the so-called “Wailea Point”. And there we saw eagle rays, a manta, an octopus and again many other fish.

The dive ship of B&B Scuba

Diving in Maui

A moray eels

Diving in Maui

Our video of diving in Maui

A small impression of the underwater life in front of Maui and the clearly audible whale songs you get in the video:

A drive along the west coast of Maui

Around 11 o’clock we were back on land and then went back to our hotel Maui Seaside. Since we got up so early, we took a little nap and then left in the afternoon with our car to explore the western part of Maui. It passed many beach parks and through nice beach resorts. At one point we could see whales that were very active at the time, so that you could see tail fins or a fountain every few minutes.

At the end of the route we drove along a 25-mile-long serpentine road along the coast. The view of the sea and the cliffs on one side and the view of the mountains on the other were simply fantastic.

Our route along the west coast of Maui

The west coast of Maui

Humpback swaale for the maui coast

A catamaran

The west coast of Maui

The coastal road 340 in Maui

The west coast of Maui

A water wall on the west coast

The west coast of Maui

The coastal road 340 in Maui

Along the coastal road 340 in Maui

Valley Island

In the dark we arrived back in our hotel and decided to just sleep out tomorrow.

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Our world trip led us after almost 2 months from the American mainland to Hawaii. Situated in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, 3,600 kilometres away from the US mainland, the 50th state of the USA. For many, it is the epitome of the South Seas. During our two-week stay in Hawaii we visited four of the six main islands: Kauai, O'ahu, Maui and Big Island. Each of these islands has its own personality, nature and sights and offers different activities for all tastes: From the big city Honolulu with the famous Waikiki Beach, the fascinating Waimea Canyon and the breathtaking Napali Coast on Kauai, the famous Road to Hana on Maui to the most active volcano in the world on Big Island. The islands radiate a unique flair and have enchanted us very quickly with the famous Aloha charm.