International Clean-up Day is Sept. 25th, but we're holding our event early this year so you can have the opportunity to participate in more than one event!  We still have a few spots available if you'd like to join us.  Participants must be Advanced Open Water certified and have excellent buoyancy skills and recent dive experience.  You can click here or call us at the shop for more details or to sign up.

 
Not going to be in Maui for the big day?  See what's happening near you!

If you want to keep up with the Diamond's dive calendar, double check our awesome rates or find out about that whole-boat charter you've been wanting to do, this will be the best place to do it! 

 

To get you started, here are some of our upcoming "special" trips:

Molokini Backwall:  September 4, 11, 22

Carthaginian:  September 21

Maui Dreams is working in conjunction with South Maui Sustainability and the Maui Nui Marine Resources Council Turbidity Task Force to create a network for water quality monitoring volunteers. The Hawaii State Department of Health (DOH) has only one person working on Maui who is able to conduct water quality monitoring. This individual has many other duties and therefore usually conducts sampling only when a major problem is reported.

Here's where you come in!  A free, easy-to-use test kit with simple instructions is available at Maui Dreams for those wishing to get involved in this project.  Each time you dive, snorkel, kayak, swim, sunbathe, etc. at your favorite beach, you can easily take a water sample and return it to the shop where we will test it and enter the data online.  It's pretty simple:  dip container in water, close lid, log information, drop off at shop on your way back from the beach!