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If sailing is truly your ultimate objective in going out on a boat you will be thrilled with a ride on the sailing boat Paragon. The Paragon is a 47' sailing catamaran that is designed for these waters and designed for speed. There are not that many boats that pass through these waters that could go faster than this one. These boat tours are mid-range in terms of capacity taking only a maximum of about thirty-five passengers so there is still room for a large amount of personalization. The Paragon offers tours that go to Lanai and to Molokini as well as afternoon performance sails and they also have sunset sails in their offerings as well. Whichever trip you might decide on you will enjoy the excitement of being under sail with Paragon.
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We frequently get asked questions from our clients about the handicap accessibility of our tours. As a result of this we have created category on our website called "Handicap Accessible Tours on Oahu".
Let's get down to sailing basics. Oahu is an island that is surrounded by water and by wind. Sail boats are designed to catch the wind and sail on the water.
Obviously many visitors to Oahu would love to dive but have no experience. Consequently there are a multitude of dive companies offering tours to learn how to dive for the first time and also dive classes that will allow you to become a certified diver.
Great Oahu snorkeling spots can be found off the coast of Waikiki and Honolulu but many excellent snorkel areas can be found off the coast of Waianae, Kailua, and Haleiwa as well.
A variation of the dinner sunset cruise is what is fondly referred to in Hawaii as the "booze cruise". This usually includes just "pupus" (appetizers) and an open bar plus entertainment.
Surfing fans and observers flock to Oahu's famous surfing beaches every year for the best waves in the world. During Hawaii's warm winter season, November - March, storms in the North Pacific create big waves on the north and western shores Oahu's North Shore is the home of fthe world's largest professional surfing competitions.
The whale watching season is usually under way by the 15th of December and usually lasts through Easter. The best way to observe humpback whales, is by taking one of the many whale watching tours on one of a variety of whale watch boats off the coast of Oahu.
