Moloaʻa Bay

Hawaii, United States

Depth

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Entry

Boat

Experience Level

Beginner

About Moloaʻa Bay

Moloaʻa Bay is on the North-East shore on the island of Kaua'i in Hawaii approximately 3.41 km from Lihue Airport. The bay is 700 meter long. Largely undeveloped, this small residential area which encompasses a secluded valley, golden and white sand beaches, tropical and organic gardens, jungle-like landscapes, and sea water with various shades of blue. Activities in Moloaa include snorkeling, scuba diving, parasailing, beachcombing, and kayaking. Birds are also copious here, with some species seen only in this pristine valley on the northern part of Kauai. There is a large barrier reef around the bay and about 90 meter and the reef drops off 12 meter Good for snorkeling.

Moloaʻa Bay Dive Info

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Reef

Entry Type

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Visibility Range

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Experience Level

Beginner

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Marine Life

Whale
Turtles
Lobster
Dolphins

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