About Molokini: The Molokini Crater is a partially submerged volcanic crater located off of the southern coast of Maui in the ʻAlalākeiki Channel between Maui and Kahoʻolawe. Created millions and millions of years ago, this crater spans approximately 1/2 mile in diameter, but only 161 feet at its highest tip. The crescent shape of this islet is what makes it such a popular destination for snorkelers and divers alike, since it protects the underwater enthusiasts from the hard currents and waves of the channel.

Molokini is now home to around 260 marine species, including the black triggerfish, yellow tang, Moorish idol, parrotfish, raccoon butterflyfish and bluefin trevally. With so many visitors arriving to the crater each day, many of the fish have become quite comfortable around divers and snorkelers alike. With so many creatures, coral and wildlife, it is no wonder that it has been one of the top 100 diving destinations by a number of scuba diving magazines and websites.

The Menu:

• Continental Breakfast: Freshly brewed coffee, variety of fruit juices, flaky pastries, and a delicious fruit platter.
• Deli-Style Lunch: Variety of deli meats, soft sandwich bread, sliced cheeses, vegetable toppings, condiments, and a Mediterranean pasta salad.
• Beverages:  Refreshments including cold beer and mai-tais are included.