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Hanauma Bay,
http://www.aloha.com/~lifeguards/hanauma.html
http://www.hawaiiweb.com/html/hanauma_bay_beach.html
Most fish are on reef here. If you don’t have
fins or reef shoes on, be careful when you stand on the reef. Easy to cut. The water is just a few feet deep in most cases
here. If you decide to go out to the second tier reefs,
follow the arrows to avoid the current. (Avoid the white water.)The water
will be a few meters deep out there.
snorkel masks, hoses, and fins are about $15 dollars each at
Walmart. The daily rental is about the same price.
You do the math.
Walmart at Honolulu is very close to Wakiki hotels. If
you have a car and stay more than a few days, it is worth to pick up reef
shoes, snorkeling equipment, water, and snacks there.
More
fish on reef here
The last one is Hawaii State Fish, Humu humu nuku
nuku apua`a, also known
as Hawaiian trigger fish.
Now, you like to have a waterproof camera, don’t you?