Waikiki Premium Submarine Tour in Hawaii

The largest in Hawaii,
Atlantis Submarine

Meet the blue underwater world aboard the Atlantis Submarine!

As the largest 64-passenger submarine in Hawaii, it is the most popular submarine because it offers a wider view and personal space compared to smaller submarines. Enjoy a unique experience of going down to 33.5m below the surface and observe sunken ships, airplanes, and artificial reefs.

In addition, you can download the Korean audio guide through the link before the tour and listen to explanations in Korean while exploring the mysterious Oahu sea. We recommend taking a submarine that everyone, young and old, will enjoy and create unforgettable memories in Hawaii!

A world you can't see with snorkeling

The Atlantis Submarine goes down to 30m below, so you can see the underwater world that you can't see with snorkeling or diving. In particular, you can see a shipwreck that realistically replicates a 19th-century supply refueling device, and you can also see colorful tropical fish and corals gathered in various parts of the shipwreck.

Viewing content
1. 75 feet (approximately 22.8m) deep
This is a pyramid created by the University of Hawaii as an artificial reef project to create a breeding ground for Hawaiian tropical fish.
2. 80 feet (approximately 24.3m) deep
You will pass through a natural coral reef located on an ancient volcanic area called Pali O Pono.
3. 85 feet (approximately 25.9m) deep
You will see Japanese-designed and built artificial coral reefs that are now home to a variety of marine life.
4. 110 feet (33.5m) deep
The deepest point of the tour where you can see the sunken aircraft of Mid-Pacific Airlines.

Returning to 75 feet, after viewing several sunken ships (the tanker YO-257 sunk in 1989, the Korean fishing boat St. Pedro sunk in 1996) to the sea!

Enjoy in a comfortable indoor space

The Atlantis Submarine interior is air-conditioned and designed to provide a good view of the sea. 

Also, if you download the Korean audio guide through the link before participating in the tour, you can listen to the explanations in Korean while enjoying the sea!