Driftwood Day-Use Mooring
Day-use mooring at Driftwood (South Kona), in about 43 ft of water. Day-use mooring buoys at popular dive and snorkel sites off Hawaiʻi Island, part of the state DLNR/DOBOR program that protects coral reefs from anchor damage. The moorings sit about 10 ft below the surface. They're free and first come, first served, with a 2.5-hour limit when another boat is waiting. The Malama Kai Foundation maintains them and accepts donations.
Location
OnBuoy check-ins are for community visibility only.
This does not replace any harbormaster required check-in or fee payment. Local rules still apply.
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DOBOR aims to preserve Hawaiʻi’s natural and cultural resources while ensuring public access to State waters and enhancing the ocean experience.
DOBOR aims to preserve Hawaiʻi’s natural and cultural resources while ensuring public access to State waters and enhancing the ocean experience.