Kailua Kona Parasailing Video
Fly high on a parasail and enjoy an awe inspiring bird’s eye view hundreds of feet above the Big Island’s Kona Coast.
Sea Paradise Boat Tours is one of the longest-serving ocean tour companies on the Big Island. They started operating in 1985 and have been in business continuously since. The company offers four different tour options, including; the Deluxe Morning Sail and Snorkel, the Afternoon Snack Snorkel and Sail Tour, the Sunset Manta Ray Night Snorkel and the Moonlight Manta Ray Tour.
Tour Times, Descriptions and Pricing were current when posted but are subject to change.
Deluxe Morning Sail and Snorkel
This tour includes a mixture of sailing and snorkeling and lasts for approximately 5 and a half hours, including a stop for breakfast.
The cost is $132 per adult, $77 for a child 3-18 and $27 for Children under 3, Plus tax
Afternoon Snack Snorkel and Sail Tour
This tour also includes sailing and snorkeling and lasts for approximately 3 hours, beginning at 2 pm. A light meal and beverages are provided.
The cost is $77 per adult and $47 for a child up to 18 years old, Plus tax
Sunset Manta Ray Night Snorkel
This tour is available at sunset and lasts for about 2 hours. A light snack, juices and hot chocolate are included. The tour is also a mixture of sailing and snorkeling.
The cost is $117 per adult and $105 for a child, Plus tax
The Moonlight Manta Ray Tour
This tour is available in the evening, after dark and lasts for approximately 90 minutes. A light meal and drinks are provided.
The cost is $112 per adults and $100 for a child, Plus tax
Pickup Location
Keauhou Bay
78–6831 Ali’i Drive
Suite 144
Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
Contact
(800) 322-5662
Website
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