Maui Dreams Dive Co.

This is a great little dive site in Kihei that goes out from the Boat ramp and we head to the south. This is a good spot for Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles.

The St. Anthony’s Wreck was intentionally sunk in 1997 as an artificial reef. The wreck is 65 feet long and has a cargo area you can swim into. Several turtles and frogfish reside on the wreck.

Keawakapu is a fun site that we use for shore dives and for Scoooooootttterrrrrs to go out to the St. Anthony wreck and also out to the Z-blocks which are an artificial reef system.

Mokapu Beach is a fun alternative to Ulua entering in from the north side. There is some neat structure here and it is known for some good nudibranch hunting. Keep your eyes out for the shy Hawaiian Day Octopus in the distance and if you are lucky you may spot a pipefish out here too!

Ulua Beach is a well-groomed family beach, perfect for beginning snorkelers and divers. This beach as lots of parking, easy access and great amenities like freshwater, showers, and restrooms. An easy shore dive.

Wailea Beach North is a nice shallow little spot that is known for Green Sea Turtles and Octopus. The catch here is a longer walk in your gear across the sand but you are often the only divers on the reef.