Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Big Island Divers, Scuba Diving Center, 74-5467 Kaiwi Street, Kailua-Kona, HI.
03/07/2025
Spring Sale! 💐🌺🌻
Including Dive gear, Apparel, Beach accessories, and more !
Up to 50 percent off staring March 9th - 16th !
•Flasks 50%
•Scuba screen 30%
•Nomadix (towels & blankets) 30%
•Swim wear 20-30%
•Hat’s 30-50%
•T-shirts 50%
•Watches 40%
02/21/2024
Aloha Friends,
We wanted to reach out and let you all know that our online store is now LIVE!!!! Get your BID swag and send us a photo!
10/31/2023
Experience the thrill of the unknown on a Halloween dive with Big Island Divers🎃
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10/29/2023
Diving into the graceful world of manta rays: Despite their size, manta rays are harmless to humans and are know for their peaceful nature🌊🤿
Witness the pure beauty of these gentle giants off the coast of Kailua-Kona any time of the year with Big Island Divers!
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10/27/2023
Time to check exploring underwater caves off your bucket list✅🤿
Come explore with us!
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10/23/2023
Hawai’i’s underwater light show: Black Water Night Dives🌌
Some jellyfish species can produce their own light through a process called bioluminescence, creating stunning underwater displays🪼🔦
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10/21/2023
Exploring the depths of our coastal paradise - where's your favorite shore diving spot?
We're all about Puako, Kona Paradise, South Point, and Mahukona. If you're a local to the Big Island, join us for a monthly dive! 🌊🤿
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10/19/2023
There’s nothing quite like spending the holidays in Hawai’i🎃🦃🎄
Tag your dive buddies!
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10/15/2023
Why settle for a view from the shore when you can dive into the heart of paradise? 🏝️
Our dive tours are your gateway to a world where beauty knows no bounds. Immerse yourself in the technicolor realm of coral gardens and swim alongside Hawai’i’s marine life🐢🪸
Secure your spot now for a one-of-a-kind journey into the deep with Big Island Divers!
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10/13/2023
Can you name this sea creature?
Hint: these fish can propel themselves out of the water at speeds of more than 35mph. In Hawaiian, they are commonly known as Mālolo.
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10/11/2023
Experience the thrill of diving in paradise with our experts🤿🐙
Dive like a local!
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