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Manini Dive
SCUBA Dive off of Waikiki, Honolulu on Oahu Hawai'i with Manini Dive Company Hawai'i. Manini Dive Company Hawai'i is the award winning, TripAdvisor "Top 10" "Manini" SCUBA company that cares! Manini" means "small" in Hawaiian. You might here someone say "Manini kine, " or small thing. We still believe that small is good, no, better than good: Small is AWESOME, especially when SCUBA diving.

Max Brunk, your SCUBA instructor for 20 years with well over 15,000 dives, is your expert guide/instructor/safety fanatic who will guarantee you a small, safe and AWESOME experience, whether you are a first time SCUBA diver or a diving veteran. We recently received the award for the Best of Honolulu 2020 for Diving Services and Instruction!
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Intro Divers
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Yes, there are times that we get lucky and see these amazing Monk Seals in the shallow water of our introductory dive sites, but we are more likely to see our Hawaiian Honu (Giant Sea Turtle), Tako (octopus), White Tip Sharks (no worries, they are safe) and perhaps an eel or two (we will just leave those guys alone)!
Certified/Advanced Divers
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Certified and/or advanced open water divers can join us for our fascinating shipwreck dives! Explore our sea life on some of the best wrecks in the world! Certified and/or advanced divers MUST have there certification cards with them. Sorry, no exceptions can be made to this PADI safety rule. Bring your own gear or we will supply all you need!
Certification
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On this day, you will be given the PADI dive tables and review completed quizzes and knowledge reviews. The PADI Advanced Open Water is a Three-day course. There are Five dives with one extra "fun dive" There is a text book and you are required to complete the knowledge review prior to each dive. You will brief, dive and debrief.
San Pedro
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The San Pedro shipwreck is about 50 yards from YO-257. This ship was intentionally sunk by Atlantis Submarines Hawaii in 1996. Originally a Korean fishing boat workingin the south Pacific, the San Pedro now sits in 85 feet of water with main decks between 65-70 feet. It's weathered many storms, which have caused the upper decks and wheel house to collapse.
Kewalo Pipe
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Pronounced "Kay-wa-low", Kewalo Pipe is a shallow dive takes you along an old drain pipe off the south side where you'll see finger reefs, moray eels and other marine life. It's usually your second dive after the YO-257 and San Pedro. This is a long pipe that you explore and find all sorts of hidden treasures and reef life!
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