A 2-hour whale watch from near the Prince Waikiki on the 65-foot power catamaran Wahina Koa, with inside and outside seating, a full bar and light snacks. All ages.
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Pink Sails Waikiki Whale Watching on a 65-Foot Catamaran: December 15 to April 15
Highlights
- 65-foot two-deck catamaran
- Low price from $47
- Full bar aboard
- Inside seating out of the wind
- Family friendly
What’s Included
- 2-hour whale watch
- Light snacks
- Inside and outside seating
- Experienced crew
QUICK ANSWER
Pink Sails Waikiki Whale Watching on a 65-Foot Catamaran: a 2-hour whale watch on the 65-foot two-deck power catamaran Wahina Koa from near the Prince Waikiki Hotel, with a full bar and light snacks.
Price: From $47 per person, per the operator’s site.
Duration: 2 hours.
Island: Oahu
Best for: Budget-minded families who want a big, stable boat
Booking: instant confirmation.
WHAT IS THE CHEAPEST WHALE WATCH IN WAIKIKI?
Big shared catamarans like this one are usually the lowest-priced option, from about $47 per person, and the size makes them steady for kids and anyone worried about seasickness.
HOW THE CRUISE RUNS
Depart from 1 Holomoana St, Honolulu, near the Prince Waikiki and Pau Hana Place; tell rideshare drivers the address, since they often go to the old location. Street parking is $1 per hour in white stalls only. The catamaran has inside and outside seating on two decks and a full bar.
PRICING
From $47 per person, per the operator’s site. Prices checked October 2026 on the operator’s own listing; confirm the live rate on the booking calendar.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
– 2-hour whale watch
– Light snacks
– Inside and outside seating
– Experienced crew
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
– Seasonal: December 15 to April 15
– Departs 1 Holomoana St, near the Prince Waikiki
– Park only in white stalls; towing is strict
– Power catamaran, no sails
– Cancellation: Check the cancellation terms on the booking calendar before you book.
WHO IT’S FOR
Families and budget travelers who want an affordable, comfortable whale watch close to Waikiki.
BROWSE MORE
See more Oahu whale watching tours, alongside the wider Oahu collection. Planning ahead? Read things to do in Waikiki. Planning ahead? Read Oahu with kids. Comparing boats? See Oahu whale watching tours compared.
What to Bring
- A camera
- Sunscreen
- Cash or card for drinks and tips
- A light jacket
Important Information
- ⚠Seasonal: December 15 to April 15
- ⚠Departs 1 Holomoana St, near the Prince Waikiki
- ⚠Park only in white stalls; towing is strict
- ⚠Power catamaran, no sails
Cancellation Policy
Check the cancellation terms on the booking calendar before you book.
Frequently Asked Questions
From $47 per person, per the operator.
December 15 to April 15.
1 Holomoana St, near the Prince Waikiki Hotel and Pau Hana Place.
Yes. The lower deck has a full bar.
Yes. It is family friendly with covered seating.
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