Sea Trek Underwater Safari - Sea Life Park Sea Trek

Go on safari, and take a walk on the wild side – 18 feet underwater!

The Sea Trek Underwater Safari at Sea Life Park on the island of Oahu lets you and your family members delve beneath the water’s surface and explore Hawaii’s underwater ecosystem on a guided tour from top to bottom! It’s safe and fun (educational too), and it all takes place in Sea Life Park’s very own 300,000 gallon Hawaiian Reef Aquarium which boasts over 2,000 different marine animals!

Everywhere you look there are wondrous sights to see. You'll encounter eels and sharks, stingrays and sea turtles, and, of course, schools and schools of tropical fish, all for your underwater viewing pleasure. And best of all, on this underwater safari you and your family get to take part in feeding these remarkable denizens of the deep, all at Hawaii’s premier marine attraction - Sea Life Park!

There’s no shortage of fun and excitement if you don’t mind getting wet, but never fear, for those of you that prefer to stay on dry land, you can follow along in the aquarium, check out all the same sights, and keep your loved ones company on their little underwater stroll.

“Look, honey, over there - a Hawaiian Stingray! Oh! And there’s Dad!”

OTHER ACTIVITIES THAT SEA LIFE PARK OFFERS:

Evening Luau Show Dolphin Activities Stingray Encounter General Admission Sea Lion Discovery

Sea Life Park Admission is included
Descend three fathoms into the Hawaiian Reef Tank and hand feed schools of colorful tropical fish.
Your Sea Trek guide will lead you on your search for eagle rays and sea turtles.
Your special helmet will enable you to have a crystal clear view and up close encounter with the fascinating marine life that resides in our private reef.
Bring a swimsuit and a towel. Lockers are available.
A water shower station and changing area is also available.
Guests may not enter the water carrying cameras, hats or other unsecured items.

REQUIREMENTS: Minimum age to participate is 13 years old. Participants must be able to get in and out of the water and be in good physical condition. Must be able to wear the special Sea Trek helmet. Guests with heart or lung problems, on medication, pregnant, having breathing ailments, or who have had an alcoholic beverage, should not dive.