Hawaii DLNR - Division of Boating & Ocean Recreation
Captain's Bio
DOBOR aims to preserve Hawaiʻi’s natural and cultural resources while ensuring public access to State waters and enhancing the ocean experience.
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Nenue Point Day-Use Mooring
Day-use mooring at Nenue Point (South Kona), in about 34 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.
Kekeiwaha Point Day-Use Mooring
Day-use mooring at Kekeiwaha Point (South Kona), in about 33 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.