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Our Shark Vessel "Kainani" departs Haleiwa Small Boat Harbor on Oahu's North Shore daily. We motor out to International waters, over 3 miles offshore to the shark grounds. For the next hour and a half, we share the excitement and our knowledge of the sharks of the famous North Shore. Upon arrival to the shark grounds, the first guests get in the cage.
Our Shark Vessel "Kainani" departs Haleiwa Small Boat Harbor on Oahu's North Shore daily. We motor out to International waters, over 3 miles offshore to the shark grounds. For the next hour and a half, we share the excitement and our knowledge of the sharks of the famous North Shore. Upon arrival to the shark grounds, the first guests get in the cage.
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Located on the North Shore of Oahu, this tour takes you into the open ocean, over 3 miles offshore, where you can observe Galapagos and sandbar sharks in their natural environment from the safety of a cage. A floating cage keeps humans and sharks safely separated from each other. No scuba experience is necessary as you can enter the cage from above and stay on the surface using a mask and snorkel.
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One of our main goals at Hawaii Shark Encounters is to support and further the cause of shark conservation. The demise of the shark populations is a global issue that needs our immediate attention and action. We also aim to achieve or exceed all guidelines of conduct and requirements of most Eco-tourist societies.
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Do I need experience with scuba diving or snorkeling to go inside the shark cage? Chevron down Do I need experience with scuba diving or snorkeling to go inside the shark cage?. There is not a bad seat in the house. From the boat, you can see the sharks swimming near or on the surface with their fins slicing through the water.
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Take the H1 freeway west from Honolulu to theH2 freeway north. Stay on H2 until freeway ends (8 miles) and becomes Route 99. After freeway ends, go straight through 4 stoplights then turn right at the sign indicating "North Shore". Follow the signs towards North Shore / Haleiwa, staying on Route 99.
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