Buceo en Oahu
Información general
Información de buceo
Cuándo visitarnos
Condiciones de inmersión
The water temperatures in Oahu range from 75° F/24° C in January to up to 81° F/27° C in August and September.
It depends on where you plan on diving because it is highly possible to experience strong and unpredictable currents on many dive sites in Oahu.
Tipos de inmersión
Destacados
Marine Life
About 25 percent of the species of fish inhabiting the waters of the Hawaiian Islands are endemic. About 680 species of fish, 18 different species of toothed dolphins, and 8 species of baleen whales can be found in the Hawaii region. Consequently, diving in Oahu offers an amazing experience for those interested in sharing the water with sea creatures of all shapes, color, and sizes.
Some of the species of animals divers can spot here include the spinner dolphin, monk seals, manta rays, bandit angelfish, longnose butterflyfish, raccoon butterflyfish, bluestripe snappers, tangs, Moorish idols, yellowfin goatfish, parrotfish, and Hawaii’s state fish - the humuhumunukunukuapuaa.
Wrecks
There are over 10 accessible wrecks around the island of Oahu, teeming with all kinds of sea life. They’re usually the best places to spot the Hawaiian stingray, white-tip reef sharks, and pelagic fish. Many of the wrecks offer swim-throughs, and advanced divers can penetrate the ships or planes.
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