Kauai Dive Sites |
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Kauai, nicknamed "The Garden Island" is the oldest of the inhabited Hawaiian Islands, as well as the greenest and the wettest. This is also the site of the first recorded contact between Westerners and the native inhabitants of Hawaii, when Captain James Cook first arrived in Waimea Bay in 1778.
Kauai is the least populated of the states four counties, with roughly 56,000 permanent residents. Development is limited and tourism is concentrated in a few locations. Two of Kauai's most famous at... [More] |
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Please Note: Each of the dive sites below are rate with the minimum diving level that should have been achieved before attempting to dive this site.
Rating: A = Advanced, I = Intermediate, O/W = OpenWater, B = Beginner
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| Ahukini Landing |
160ft / 49m |
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| Dragon's Head |
45ft / 14m |
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| Luckenbach |
60ft / 18m |
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| Mana Crack |
95ft / 29m |
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