Outstanding! - Incredible experience with this tour and tour company. There was a lot of Manta Ray action and the encounters were up close and personal. The staff and guides were amazing. Super professional company. Highly recommend!

Amazing experience, get Rick as the tour guide there !! - Amazing experience ! Rick was great! He was so calm and explained so well . Unlike most guides who tend to speak super fast and sometimes for peoples who's first luggage is not English is hard to understand . But Rick was the best , so knowledgeable and patient . Great experience definitely!

A once in a lifetime experience - My wife went to swim with the Manta rays and she LOVED it!!! She said it was one of the best things she ever did! She could not stop talking about it. She HIGHLY recommends this adventure!

Great Staff - The staff and crew are great. Could not be nicer or more helpful. A must experience if you can. We saw four mantas on this night.

Amazing Manta Ray tour - The tour was well organised, staff friendly, and good clear instructions. We were lucky to have eight manta rays visit our light board and it was a surreal experience being brushed by some of them. I'm not a strong swimmer and appreciated the care shown by the staff.

Unforgettable experience! - Fantastic experience we will never forget. Exceed all expectations! The crew it’s very knowledgeable and friendly. Highly recommended

Awesome night snorkel with mantas - Our 3rd time snorkeling at night with the manta rays and our 2nd trip with Sea Quest!! We cannot emphasize how amazing this snorkel trip is with this company. So organized and friendly. Our captain Brendon and the 2 in the water guides were awesome. And the mantas were the most active of our 3 excursions. Mahalo and see you again next year!!

Awesome trip - thanks Morgan and Seaquest! - Amazing trip - our guide (Morgan) was awesome and identified every Manta by name. Her knowledge of the area and the marine life made the trip not only fun but enlightening. Highly recommend!

An experience of a lifetime - Wow! Thks Sea Quest for an incredible close encounter with 7 different magnificent manta rays as they soared around us eating plankton. Sea Quest were a pleasure to deal with & were extremely knowledgeable on manta rays.

Not as easy as it sounds. - We went on this tour April 25th. I just want to post a word of caution to people like me who are mediocre swimmers/snorkelers, older (I’m 55) and those who aren’t usually aerobically active. If you can’t comfortably run for 20 mins on a treadmill or have shoulder issues, you might find this experience too strenuous if the water is choppy. A 62 year old lady from Oregon just died doing a manta ray tour in this bay on April 30th. If you decide to do this tour and are new to snorkeling 1) practice snorkeling in a pool then a calm ocean bay and a little rougher area beforehand so you are comfortable. 2) know how to clip mask to snorkel, clear water from your mask and snorkel and bring your own equipment if you have it. 3) Ask to use the ladder to enter the water instead of jumping in (which risks getting a nose or mouthful of water.) 4) If you are not very fit ask for a staff member to pull you to the viewing board with a pool noodle. It’s important not to over stress your heart or lungs. You are already excited and breathing faster than usual. 5) Ask to be assisted back to the boat early if you are finding it hard or painful to hold onto the board. Try to relax your shoulders and take nice even breaths. This was an amazing adventure with 6 Mantas barrel rolling constantly and touching us but I could see where it would have been easy to push myself too far due to the excitement, not wanting to be a bother or being seen as an “old lady”. Listen to your body and don’t be ashamed if you have limitations. The other reviews made it sound easy. It isn’t easy if the water is choppy. I would have been very concerned if I had a kid or older person with me. I’d like to suggest the staff mention to the participants you can use the ladder to enter and they can assist you to swim from the boat to the platform and back, especially when the water isn’t calm. I had to specifically ask. I was told the water was indeed unusually rough that night but “it’s been worse”.