Dolphin Swims in Kona, Hawaii — Big Island

and Humpback Whale Sightings

boatwhale7Aloha! Welcome to Dolphin Essence where you can swim with dolphins in Kona, Big Island, Hawaii.

We offer spirit-filled, educational wild dolphin swim programs and humpback whale adventures to give you an experience of joyful enlightenment.

Join us swimming with the dolphins in the warm and clear blue waters of the Big Island of Hawaii and with the magnificent humpback whales in Tonga.

Open to your essence as unconditionally loving, creative, and playful beings as the dolphins awaken us to their use of tones, movement, images, telepathy, and other refined high frequency vibrations in our journey to wholeness. Receive the dolphin transmissions and their cellular, holographic communications, as you take the next leap in your evolution of consciousness.

Swim with DolphinYour guides are experienced professionals who are knowledgable about the ocean and its creatures, as well as in transformational work with body, mind, and spirit.

Choose a dolphin boat swim program with us and swim with the dolphins in Hawai‘i for for a truly beautiful experience you will always remember. We are 99% successful in meeting up with the dolphins during our swims. Humpback whales are seen January thru April.

Join us aboard “Mele Nai’a” (Call of the Dolphin), our 24 foot open center console powerboat with a small group of friendly folks (limited to 6 maximum), an experienced captain and qualified naturalist.

Guaranteed Humpback Whale Sightings in Kona, Hawaii

(January to April)

humpback whale by boatHawai‘i is the birthing sanctuary and nursery for humpback whales who travel from their summer feeding grounds in Alaska.

Join us for up close and personal views of these magnificent humpback whale friends from January to April on the Kona Coast on the Big Island of Hawai‘i.

  • Hear their beautiful songs on hydrophone as they sing their global serenade.
  • See their awesome ritual displays of grace and power.
  • Great photo opportunities for you to add to the whale ID research archives.
  • Fun and educational
  • Free light snacks and beverages
  • Friendly, warm aloha