Meet The Crew

Aloha! Welcome to Dolphin Excursions.

For the past twenty years, I have had the pleasure of guiding guests from all over the world throughout the Hawaiian Islands. I invite you to a well kept secret: the west coast of Oahu, where you will be treated to a wildlife adventure like no other.

For the past seven years, my passion has been with the dolphins and other marine life that frequent this remote and beautiful coastline where often times we are the only boat witnessing the aerial behaviors of the spinner dolphins and humpback whales. I truly love these waters and their inhabitants and look forward to sharing this treasure with you!

I would like to introduce you to some of the people who have helped make this dream a reality, and who I regard as some of the most experienced and knowledgeable naturalists on the island.

Lisa, Jenna, Megan, and Christine are just a few of the good women that have been with Dolphin Excursions for sometime now. These gals can tell you everything you ever needed to know about the dolphins and whales they can also come to your aid with a cold bottle of water to keep you hydrated or pull you from the water if needed. Like true super girls, they assist with every part of our business - from driving the shuttle vans, to checking guests in and taking reservations. I know you'll love them.

This Hawaiian will make you laugh, he'll make you cry (not really) and in short make you want to take him home (really). Ale grew up on the Waianae coast and knows every stitch of it; he is the most experienced mariner working the coast. He has seven kids and a couple of strays, one just finished college majoring in forensic science, the other kids all play football, look for some of them to go pro in the future. Ale needs you so that his kids can all go to college (really) and I guarantee that you'll love him.

Captain KK has lived on the Waianae coast for a good part of his life and is a lieutenant life guard for the City and County of Honolulu. On his days off he loves to tow-in-surf on 30 foot waves and kite surfs when the waves are down and the wind is up. He has kayaked across the Molokai channel (25+ miles on one of the roughest channels in the world) on more then one occasion. Something is not right with this one but on Wednesdays and Thursdays he keeps it real and brings it back down to earth by working for Dolphin Excursions, taking our guests to swim with dolphins and making sure it's safe and fun.

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