Maui Ocean Center General Admission Ticket - Visit The Best Aquarium in Hawaii

The Living Reef showcases over 40 Hawaiian coral species that range from shallow to deep-reef habitats, and offer you the opportunity to see the beauty of live Pacific corals, many of which have been raised in the aquarium since 1998. There are also many color tropical fish, crustaceans, and more!

Watch as manta rays swim above your head and sharks zip across your shoulders while you walk through a 53-foot long, crystal clear acrylic tunnel that takes into the heart of the "Open Ocean" exhibit. There you will see countless schools of fish, sharks, and rays as they swim and explore the waters.

The Maui Ocean Center’s Sphere breaks the deep-sea barrier and brings you eye-to-eye with Maui’s humpback whales in their ocean home. Witness the breathtaking majesty of these ocean mammals in a unique 3D Sphere experience that includes an informational exhibit for you to explore before the movie.

Kaho'olawe has long been sacred to Native Hawaiians, and is rich with cultural and historical significance, but was marred by an era of U.S. military target practice, and eventual reclamation by the people of Hawaii. Explore this exhibit and commemorate the sacred island’s past, present, and future.

Say "Aloha" to the Hawaiian green sea turtles, or "honu" in Hawaiian, and meet both adult and juvenile turtles as you learn about their protected status and population recovery. There will often be a professional marine biologist on-hand to answer and questions you may have about these animals.

Delve into the traditions and cultures of Hawaii, and learn how they sailed across the Pacific in double-hulled canoes using the stars as guides, while also hearing about Hawaiian history, culture, and unique traditions. You can even learn some 'olelo Hawai'i, or the Hawaiian language and even hula!

Watch as Maui Ocean Center becomes and interactive wonderland with a variety of different presentations that happen throughout the day at various exhibits.

• Shallow Reef: 9:30AM, 10:30AM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM. & 3:30PM
• Blacktip Sharks: 10:15AM, 12:00PM, & 3:15PM
• Open Ocean: 11:00AM & 3:00PM

The Seascape Restaurant is the perfect place to have a bite to eat or sip on a delicious drink during your visit to the Maui Ocean Center. Choose from a variety of Pan-Pacific dishes made with locally grown produce and fish sustainably caught in the waters of Maui.

Hours: 11:00AM to 3:00PM

The Living Reef showcases over 40 Hawaiian coral species that range from shallow to deep-reef habitats, and offer you the opportunity to see the beauty of live Pacific corals, many of which have been raised in the aquarium since 1998. There are also many color tropical fish, crustaceans, and more!

Watch as manta rays swim above your head and sharks zip across your shoulders while you walk through a 53-foot long, crystal clear acrylic tunnel that takes into the heart of the "Open Ocean" exhibit. There you will see countless schools of fish, sharks, and rays as they swim and explore the waters.

The Maui Ocean Center’s Sphere breaks the deep-sea barrier and brings you eye-to-eye with Maui’s humpback whales in their ocean home. Witness the breathtaking majesty of these ocean mammals in a unique 3D Sphere experience that includes an informational exhibit for you to explore before the movie.

Kaho'olawe has long been sacred to Native Hawaiians, and is rich with cultural and historical significance, but was marred by an era of U.S. military target practice, and eventual reclamation by the people of Hawaii. Explore this exhibit and commemorate the sacred island’s past, present, and future.

Say "Aloha" to the Hawaiian green sea turtles, or "honu" in Hawaiian, and meet both adult and juvenile turtles as you learn about their protected status and population recovery. There will often be a professional marine biologist on-hand to answer and questions you may have about these animals.

Delve into the traditions and cultures of Hawaii, and learn how they sailed across the Pacific in double-hulled canoes using the stars as guides, while also hearing about Hawaiian history, culture, and unique traditions. You can even learn some 'olelo Hawai'i, or the Hawaiian language and even hula!

Watch as Maui Ocean Center becomes and interactive wonderland with a variety of different presentations that happen throughout the day at various exhibits.

• Shallow Reef: 9:30AM, 10:30AM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM. & 3:30PM
• Blacktip Sharks: 10:15AM, 12:00PM, & 3:15PM
• Open Ocean: 11:00AM & 3:00PM

The Seascape Restaurant is the perfect place to have a bite to eat or sip on a delicious drink during your visit to the Maui Ocean Center. Choose from a variety of Pan-Pacific dishes made with locally grown produce and fish sustainably caught in the waters of Maui.

Hours: 11:00AM to 3:00PM

The Living Reef showcases over 40 Hawaiian coral species that range from shallow to deep-reef habitats, and offer you the opportunity to see the beauty of live Pacific corals, many of which have been raised in the aquarium since 1998. There are also many color tropical fish, crustaceans, and more!

Watch as manta rays swim above your head and sharks zip across your shoulders while you walk through a 53-foot long, crystal clear acrylic tunnel that takes into the heart of the "Open Ocean" exhibit. There you will see countless schools of fish, sharks, and rays as they swim and explore the waters.

The Maui Ocean Center’s Sphere breaks the deep-sea barrier and brings you eye-to-eye with Maui’s humpback whales in their ocean home. Witness the breathtaking majesty of these ocean mammals in a unique 3D Sphere experience that includes an informational exhibit for you to explore before the movie.

Kaho'olawe has long been sacred to Native Hawaiians, and is rich with cultural and historical significance, but was marred by an era of U.S. military target practice, and eventual reclamation by the people of Hawaii. Explore this exhibit and commemorate the sacred island’s past, present, and future.

Say "Aloha" to the Hawaiian green sea turtles, or "honu" in Hawaiian, and meet both adult and juvenile turtles as you learn about their protected status and population recovery. There will often be a professional marine biologist on-hand to answer and questions you may have about these animals.

Delve into the traditions and cultures of Hawaii, and learn how they sailed across the Pacific in double-hulled canoes using the stars as guides, while also hearing about Hawaiian history, culture, and unique traditions. You can even learn some 'olelo Hawai'i, or the Hawaiian language and even hula!

Watch as Maui Ocean Center becomes and interactive wonderland with a variety of different presentations that happen throughout the day at various exhibits.

• Shallow Reef: 9:30AM, 10:30AM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM. & 3:30PM
• Blacktip Sharks: 10:15AM, 12:00PM, & 3:15PM
• Open Ocean: 11:00AM & 3:00PM

The Seascape Restaurant is the perfect place to have a bite to eat or sip on a delicious drink during your visit to the Maui Ocean Center. Choose from a variety of Pan-Pacific dishes made with locally grown produce and fish sustainably caught in the waters of Maui.

Hours: 11:00AM to 3:00PM

The Living Reef showcases over 40 Hawaiian coral species that range from shallow to deep-reef habitats, and offer you the opportunity to see the beauty of live Pacific corals, many of which have been raised in the aquarium since 1998. There are also many color tropical fish, crustaceans, and more!

Watch as manta rays swim above your head and sharks zip across your shoulders while you walk through a 53-foot long, crystal clear acrylic tunnel that takes into the heart of the "Open Ocean" exhibit. There you will see countless schools of fish, sharks, and rays as they swim and explore the waters.

The Maui Ocean Center’s Sphere breaks the deep-sea barrier and brings you eye-to-eye with Maui’s humpback whales in their ocean home. Witness the breathtaking majesty of these ocean mammals in a unique 3D Sphere experience that includes an informational exhibit for you to explore before the movie.

Kaho'olawe has long been sacred to Native Hawaiians, and is rich with cultural and historical significance, but was marred by an era of U.S. military target practice, and eventual reclamation by the people of Hawaii. Explore this exhibit and commemorate the sacred island’s past, present, and future.

Say "Aloha" to the Hawaiian green sea turtles, or "honu" in Hawaiian, and meet both adult and juvenile turtles as you learn about their protected status and population recovery. There will often be a professional marine biologist on-hand to answer and questions you may have about these animals.

Delve into the traditions and cultures of Hawaii, and learn how they sailed across the Pacific in double-hulled canoes using the stars as guides, while also hearing about Hawaiian history, culture, and unique traditions. You can even learn some 'olelo Hawai'i, or the Hawaiian language and even hula!

Watch as Maui Ocean Center becomes and interactive wonderland with a variety of different presentations that happen throughout the day at various exhibits.

• Shallow Reef: 9:30AM, 10:30AM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM. & 3:30PM
• Blacktip Sharks: 10:15AM, 12:00PM, & 3:15PM
• Open Ocean: 11:00AM & 3:00PM

The Seascape Restaurant is the perfect place to have a bite to eat or sip on a delicious drink during your visit to the Maui Ocean Center. Choose from a variety of Pan-Pacific dishes made with locally grown produce and fish sustainably caught in the waters of Maui.

Hours: 11:00AM to 3:00PM

The Living Reef showcases over 40 Hawaiian coral species that range from shallow to deep-reef habitats, and offer you the opportunity to see the beauty of live Pacific corals, many of which have been raised in the aquarium since 1998. There are also many color tropical fish, crustaceans, and more!

Watch as manta rays swim above your head and sharks zip across your shoulders while you walk through a 53-foot long, crystal clear acrylic tunnel that takes into the heart of the "Open Ocean" exhibit. There you will see countless schools of fish, sharks, and rays as they swim and explore the waters.

The Maui Ocean Center’s Sphere breaks the deep-sea barrier and brings you eye-to-eye with Maui’s humpback whales in their ocean home. Witness the breathtaking majesty of these ocean mammals in a unique 3D Sphere experience that includes an informational exhibit for you to explore before the movie.

Kaho'olawe has long been sacred to Native Hawaiians, and is rich with cultural and historical significance, but was marred by an era of U.S. military target practice, and eventual reclamation by the people of Hawaii. Explore this exhibit and commemorate the sacred island’s past, present, and future.

Say "Aloha" to the Hawaiian green sea turtles, or "honu" in Hawaiian, and meet both adult and juvenile turtles as you learn about their protected status and population recovery. There will often be a professional marine biologist on-hand to answer and questions you may have about these animals.

Delve into the traditions and cultures of Hawaii, and learn how they sailed across the Pacific in double-hulled canoes using the stars as guides, while also hearing about Hawaiian history, culture, and unique traditions. You can even learn some 'olelo Hawai'i, or the Hawaiian language and even hula!

Watch as Maui Ocean Center becomes and interactive wonderland with a variety of different presentations that happen throughout the day at various exhibits.

• Shallow Reef: 9:30AM, 10:30AM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM. & 3:30PM
• Blacktip Sharks: 10:15AM, 12:00PM, & 3:15PM
• Open Ocean: 11:00AM & 3:00PM

The Seascape Restaurant is the perfect place to have a bite to eat or sip on a delicious drink during your visit to the Maui Ocean Center. Choose from a variety of Pan-Pacific dishes made with locally grown produce and fish sustainably caught in the waters of Maui.

Hours: 11:00AM to 3:00PM

The Living Reef showcases over 40 Hawaiian coral species that range from shallow to deep-reef habitats, and offer you the opportunity to see the beauty of live Pacific corals, many of which have been raised in the aquarium since 1998. There are also many color tropical fish, crustaceans, and more!

Watch as manta rays swim above your head and sharks zip across your shoulders while you walk through a 53-foot long, crystal clear acrylic tunnel that takes into the heart of the "Open Ocean" exhibit. There you will see countless schools of fish, sharks, and rays as they swim and explore the waters.

The Maui Ocean Center’s Sphere breaks the deep-sea barrier and brings you eye-to-eye with Maui’s humpback whales in their ocean home. Witness the breathtaking majesty of these ocean mammals in a unique 3D Sphere experience that includes an informational exhibit for you to explore before the movie.

Kaho'olawe has long been sacred to Native Hawaiians, and is rich with cultural and historical significance, but was marred by an era of U.S. military target practice, and eventual reclamation by the people of Hawaii. Explore this exhibit and commemorate the sacred island’s past, present, and future.

Say "Aloha" to the Hawaiian green sea turtles, or "honu" in Hawaiian, and meet both adult and juvenile turtles as you learn about their protected status and population recovery. There will often be a professional marine biologist on-hand to answer and questions you may have about these animals.

Delve into the traditions and cultures of Hawaii, and learn how they sailed across the Pacific in double-hulled canoes using the stars as guides, while also hearing about Hawaiian history, culture, and unique traditions. You can even learn some 'olelo Hawai'i, or the Hawaiian language and even hula!

Watch as Maui Ocean Center becomes and interactive wonderland with a variety of different presentations that happen throughout the day at various exhibits.

• Shallow Reef: 9:30AM, 10:30AM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM. & 3:30PM
• Blacktip Sharks: 10:15AM, 12:00PM, & 3:15PM
• Open Ocean: 11:00AM & 3:00PM

The Seascape Restaurant is the perfect place to have a bite to eat or sip on a delicious drink during your visit to the Maui Ocean Center. Choose from a variety of Pan-Pacific dishes made with locally grown produce and fish sustainably caught in the waters of Maui.

Hours: 11:00AM to 3:00PM

The Living Reef showcases over 40 Hawaiian coral species that range from shallow to deep-reef habitats, and offer you the opportunity to see the beauty of live Pacific corals, many of which have been raised in the aquarium since 1998. There are also many color tropical fish, crustaceans, and more!

Watch as manta rays swim above your head and sharks zip across your shoulders while you walk through a 53-foot long, crystal clear acrylic tunnel that takes into the heart of the "Open Ocean" exhibit. There you will see countless schools of fish, sharks, and rays as they swim and explore the waters.

The Maui Ocean Center’s Sphere breaks the deep-sea barrier and brings you eye-to-eye with Maui’s humpback whales in their ocean home. Witness the breathtaking majesty of these ocean mammals in a unique 3D Sphere experience that includes an informational exhibit for you to explore before the movie.

Kaho'olawe has long been sacred to Native Hawaiians, and is rich with cultural and historical significance, but was marred by an era of U.S. military target practice, and eventual reclamation by the people of Hawaii. Explore this exhibit and commemorate the sacred island’s past, present, and future.

Say "Aloha" to the Hawaiian green sea turtles, or "honu" in Hawaiian, and meet both adult and juvenile turtles as you learn about their protected status and population recovery. There will often be a professional marine biologist on-hand to answer and questions you may have about these animals.

Delve into the traditions and cultures of Hawaii, and learn how they sailed across the Pacific in double-hulled canoes using the stars as guides, while also hearing about Hawaiian history, culture, and unique traditions. You can even learn some 'olelo Hawai'i, or the Hawaiian language and even hula!

Watch as Maui Ocean Center becomes and interactive wonderland with a variety of different presentations that happen throughout the day at various exhibits.

• Shallow Reef: 9:30AM, 10:30AM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM. & 3:30PM
• Blacktip Sharks: 10:15AM, 12:00PM, & 3:15PM
• Open Ocean: 11:00AM & 3:00PM

The Seascape Restaurant is the perfect place to have a bite to eat or sip on a delicious drink during your visit to the Maui Ocean Center. Choose from a variety of Pan-Pacific dishes made with locally grown produce and fish sustainably caught in the waters of Maui.

Hours: 11:00AM to 3:00PM

The Living Reef showcases over 40 Hawaiian coral species that range from shallow to deep-reef habitats, and offer you the opportunity to see the beauty of live Pacific corals, many of which have been raised in the aquarium since 1998. There are also many color tropical fish, crustaceans, and more!

Watch as manta rays swim above your head and sharks zip across your shoulders while you walk through a 53-foot long, crystal clear acrylic tunnel that takes into the heart of the "Open Ocean" exhibit. There you will see countless schools of fish, sharks, and rays as they swim and explore the waters.

The Maui Ocean Center’s Sphere breaks the deep-sea barrier and brings you eye-to-eye with Maui’s humpback whales in their ocean home. Witness the breathtaking majesty of these ocean mammals in a unique 3D Sphere experience that includes an informational exhibit for you to explore before the movie.

Kaho'olawe has long been sacred to Native Hawaiians, and is rich with cultural and historical significance, but was marred by an era of U.S. military target practice, and eventual reclamation by the people of Hawaii. Explore this exhibit and commemorate the sacred island’s past, present, and future.

Say "Aloha" to the Hawaiian green sea turtles, or "honu" in Hawaiian, and meet both adult and juvenile turtles as you learn about their protected status and population recovery. There will often be a professional marine biologist on-hand to answer and questions you may have about these animals.

Delve into the traditions and cultures of Hawaii, and learn how they sailed across the Pacific in double-hulled canoes using the stars as guides, while also hearing about Hawaiian history, culture, and unique traditions. You can even learn some 'olelo Hawai'i, or the Hawaiian language and even hula!

Watch as Maui Ocean Center becomes and interactive wonderland with a variety of different presentations that happen throughout the day at various exhibits.

• Shallow Reef: 9:30AM, 10:30AM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM. & 3:30PM
• Blacktip Sharks: 10:15AM, 12:00PM, & 3:15PM
• Open Ocean: 11:00AM & 3:00PM

The Seascape Restaurant is the perfect place to have a bite to eat or sip on a delicious drink during your visit to the Maui Ocean Center. Choose from a variety of Pan-Pacific dishes made with locally grown produce and fish sustainably caught in the waters of Maui.

Hours: 11:00AM to 3:00PM

The Living Reef showcases over 40 Hawaiian coral species that range from shallow to deep-reef habitats, and offer you the opportunity to see the beauty of live Pacific corals, many of which have been raised in the aquarium since 1998. There are also many color tropical fish, crustaceans, and more!

Watch as manta rays swim above your head and sharks zip across your shoulders while you walk through a 53-foot long, crystal clear acrylic tunnel that takes into the heart of the "Open Ocean" exhibit. There you will see countless schools of fish, sharks, and rays as they swim and explore the waters.

The Maui Ocean Center’s Sphere breaks the deep-sea barrier and brings you eye-to-eye with Maui’s humpback whales in their ocean home. Witness the breathtaking majesty of these ocean mammals in a unique 3D Sphere experience that includes an informational exhibit for you to explore before the movie.

Kaho'olawe has long been sacred to Native Hawaiians, and is rich with cultural and historical significance, but was marred by an era of U.S. military target practice, and eventual reclamation by the people of Hawaii. Explore this exhibit and commemorate the sacred island’s past, present, and future.

Say "Aloha" to the Hawaiian green sea turtles, or "honu" in Hawaiian, and meet both adult and juvenile turtles as you learn about their protected status and population recovery. There will often be a professional marine biologist on-hand to answer and questions you may have about these animals.

Delve into the traditions and cultures of Hawaii, and learn how they sailed across the Pacific in double-hulled canoes using the stars as guides, while also hearing about Hawaiian history, culture, and unique traditions. You can even learn some 'olelo Hawai'i, or the Hawaiian language and even hula!

Watch as Maui Ocean Center becomes and interactive wonderland with a variety of different presentations that happen throughout the day at various exhibits.

• Shallow Reef: 9:30AM, 10:30AM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM. & 3:30PM
• Blacktip Sharks: 10:15AM, 12:00PM, & 3:15PM
• Open Ocean: 11:00AM & 3:00PM

The Seascape Restaurant is the perfect place to have a bite to eat or sip on a delicious drink during your visit to the Maui Ocean Center. Choose from a variety of Pan-Pacific dishes made with locally grown produce and fish sustainably caught in the waters of Maui.

Hours: 11:00AM to 3:00PM

The Living Reef showcases over 40 Hawaiian coral species that range from shallow to deep-reef habitats, and offer you the opportunity to see the beauty of live Pacific corals, many of which have been raised in the aquarium since 1998. There are also many color tropical fish, crustaceans, and more!

Watch as manta rays swim above your head and sharks zip across your shoulders while you walk through a 53-foot long, crystal clear acrylic tunnel that takes into the heart of the "Open Ocean" exhibit. There you will see countless schools of fish, sharks, and rays as they swim and explore the waters.

The Maui Ocean Center’s Sphere breaks the deep-sea barrier and brings you eye-to-eye with Maui’s humpback whales in their ocean home. Witness the breathtaking majesty of these ocean mammals in a unique 3D Sphere experience that includes an informational exhibit for you to explore before the movie.

Kaho'olawe has long been sacred to Native Hawaiians, and is rich with cultural and historical significance, but was marred by an era of U.S. military target practice, and eventual reclamation by the people of Hawaii. Explore this exhibit and commemorate the sacred island’s past, present, and future.

Say "Aloha" to the Hawaiian green sea turtles, or "honu" in Hawaiian, and meet both adult and juvenile turtles as you learn about their protected status and population recovery. There will often be a professional marine biologist on-hand to answer and questions you may have about these animals.

Delve into the traditions and cultures of Hawaii, and learn how they sailed across the Pacific in double-hulled canoes using the stars as guides, while also hearing about Hawaiian history, culture, and unique traditions. You can even learn some 'olelo Hawai'i, or the Hawaiian language and even hula!

Watch as Maui Ocean Center becomes and interactive wonderland with a variety of different presentations that happen throughout the day at various exhibits.

• Shallow Reef: 9:30AM, 10:30AM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM. & 3:30PM
• Blacktip Sharks: 10:15AM, 12:00PM, & 3:15PM
• Open Ocean: 11:00AM & 3:00PM

The Seascape Restaurant is the perfect place to have a bite to eat or sip on a delicious drink during your visit to the Maui Ocean Center. Choose from a variety of Pan-Pacific dishes made with locally grown produce and fish sustainably caught in the waters of Maui.

Hours: 11:00AM to 3:00PM

The Living Reef showcases over 40 Hawaiian coral species that range from shallow to deep-reef habitats, and offer you the opportunity to see the beauty of live Pacific corals, many of which have been raised in the aquarium since 1998. There are also many color tropical fish, crustaceans, and more!

Watch as manta rays swim above your head and sharks zip across your shoulders while you walk through a 53-foot long, crystal clear acrylic tunnel that takes into the heart of the "Open Ocean" exhibit. There you will see countless schools of fish, sharks, and rays as they swim and explore the waters.

The Maui Ocean Center’s Sphere breaks the deep-sea barrier and brings you eye-to-eye with Maui’s humpback whales in their ocean home. Witness the breathtaking majesty of these ocean mammals in a unique 3D Sphere experience that includes an informational exhibit for you to explore before the movie.

Kaho'olawe has long been sacred to Native Hawaiians, and is rich with cultural and historical significance, but was marred by an era of U.S. military target practice, and eventual reclamation by the people of Hawaii. Explore this exhibit and commemorate the sacred island’s past, present, and future.

Say "Aloha" to the Hawaiian green sea turtles, or "honu" in Hawaiian, and meet both adult and juvenile turtles as you learn about their protected status and population recovery. There will often be a professional marine biologist on-hand to answer and questions you may have about these animals.

Delve into the traditions and cultures of Hawaii, and learn how they sailed across the Pacific in double-hulled canoes using the stars as guides, while also hearing about Hawaiian history, culture, and unique traditions. You can even learn some 'olelo Hawai'i, or the Hawaiian language and even hula!

Watch as Maui Ocean Center becomes and interactive wonderland with a variety of different presentations that happen throughout the day at various exhibits.

• Shallow Reef: 9:30AM, 10:30AM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM. & 3:30PM
• Blacktip Sharks: 10:15AM, 12:00PM, & 3:15PM
• Open Ocean: 11:00AM & 3:00PM

The Seascape Restaurant is the perfect place to have a bite to eat or sip on a delicious drink during your visit to the Maui Ocean Center. Choose from a variety of Pan-Pacific dishes made with locally grown produce and fish sustainably caught in the waters of Maui.

Hours: 11:00AM to 3:00PM

The Living Reef showcases over 40 Hawaiian coral species that range from shallow to deep-reef habitats, and offer you the opportunity to see the beauty of live Pacific corals, many of which have been raised in the aquarium since 1998. There are also many color tropical fish, crustaceans, and more!

Watch as manta rays swim above your head and sharks zip across your shoulders while you walk through a 53-foot long, crystal clear acrylic tunnel that takes into the heart of the "Open Ocean" exhibit. There you will see countless schools of fish, sharks, and rays as they swim and explore the waters.

The Maui Ocean Center’s Sphere breaks the deep-sea barrier and brings you eye-to-eye with Maui’s humpback whales in their ocean home. Witness the breathtaking majesty of these ocean mammals in a unique 3D Sphere experience that includes an informational exhibit for you to explore before the movie.

Kaho'olawe has long been sacred to Native Hawaiians, and is rich with cultural and historical significance, but was marred by an era of U.S. military target practice, and eventual reclamation by the people of Hawaii. Explore this exhibit and commemorate the sacred island’s past, present, and future.

Say "Aloha" to the Hawaiian green sea turtles, or "honu" in Hawaiian, and meet both adult and juvenile turtles as you learn about their protected status and population recovery. There will often be a professional marine biologist on-hand to answer and questions you may have about these animals.

Delve into the traditions and cultures of Hawaii, and learn how they sailed across the Pacific in double-hulled canoes using the stars as guides, while also hearing about Hawaiian history, culture, and unique traditions. You can even learn some 'olelo Hawai'i, or the Hawaiian language and even hula!

Watch as Maui Ocean Center becomes and interactive wonderland with a variety of different presentations that happen throughout the day at various exhibits.

• Shallow Reef: 9:30AM, 10:30AM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM. & 3:30PM
• Blacktip Sharks: 10:15AM, 12:00PM, & 3:15PM
• Open Ocean: 11:00AM & 3:00PM

The Seascape Restaurant is the perfect place to have a bite to eat or sip on a delicious drink during your visit to the Maui Ocean Center. Choose from a variety of Pan-Pacific dishes made with locally grown produce and fish sustainably caught in the waters of Maui.

Hours: 11:00AM to 3:00PM

The Living Reef showcases over 40 Hawaiian coral species that range from shallow to deep-reef habitats, and offer you the opportunity to see the beauty of live Pacific corals, many of which have been raised in the aquarium since 1998. There are also many color tropical fish, crustaceans, and more!

Watch as manta rays swim above your head and sharks zip across your shoulders while you walk through a 53-foot long, crystal clear acrylic tunnel that takes into the heart of the "Open Ocean" exhibit. There you will see countless schools of fish, sharks, and rays as they swim and explore the waters.

The Maui Ocean Center’s Sphere breaks the deep-sea barrier and brings you eye-to-eye with Maui’s humpback whales in their ocean home. Witness the breathtaking majesty of these ocean mammals in a unique 3D Sphere experience that includes an informational exhibit for you to explore before the movie.

Kaho'olawe has long been sacred to Native Hawaiians, and is rich with cultural and historical significance, but was marred by an era of U.S. military target practice, and eventual reclamation by the people of Hawaii. Explore this exhibit and commemorate the sacred island’s past, present, and future.

Say "Aloha" to the Hawaiian green sea turtles, or "honu" in Hawaiian, and meet both adult and juvenile turtles as you learn about their protected status and population recovery. There will often be a professional marine biologist on-hand to answer and questions you may have about these animals.

Delve into the traditions and cultures of Hawaii, and learn how they sailed across the Pacific in double-hulled canoes using the stars as guides, while also hearing about Hawaiian history, culture, and unique traditions. You can even learn some 'olelo Hawai'i, or the Hawaiian language and even hula!

Watch as Maui Ocean Center becomes and interactive wonderland with a variety of different presentations that happen throughout the day at various exhibits.

• Shallow Reef: 9:30AM, 10:30AM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM. & 3:30PM
• Blacktip Sharks: 10:15AM, 12:00PM, & 3:15PM
• Open Ocean: 11:00AM & 3:00PM

The Seascape Restaurant is the perfect place to have a bite to eat or sip on a delicious drink during your visit to the Maui Ocean Center. Choose from a variety of Pan-Pacific dishes made with locally grown produce and fish sustainably caught in the waters of Maui.

Hours: 11:00AM to 3:00PM