Z Tourz, Kauai

Z Tourz, Kauai Go Beyond The Beach….with Z Tourz
Kauai's premiere and truly unique Na Pali and South Shore snor The fresh waterfalls and sea caves are breath taking.

Go Beyond The Beach….with Z Tourz
Kauai's premiere and truly unique Na Pali and South Shore snorkeling adventure. Best snorkel on the South Shore see our Hawaiian Honu's.TURTLES, TURTLES, TURTLES.... lots to see with less boating and more snorkeling. The beautiful Na Pali Coast has majestic mountains sweeping down to the white sandy beaches. You haven't experienced anything like NaPali. Lots of

fun and Aloha for everyone. Have some fun with ZTourz on our Zodiac Snorkel Adventure. Lots to see on the South Shore and Na Pali Coast.

Snorkeling with Trumpetfish – Nature’s Color-ChangersLong, slender, and full of surprises — trumpetfish are masters of d...
07/24/2025

Snorkeling with Trumpetfish – Nature’s Color-Changers

Long, slender, and full of surprises — trumpetfish are masters of disguise on the reef. You might see them in yellow, blue-gray, or even striped — they can change colors to blend in or sneak up on prey.

Gliding vertically among coral branches or shadowing other fish, they’re stealthy hunters and some of the most fascinating creatures you’ll spot while snorkeling in Kauai.

Next time you're in the water, keep an eye out — their shape may be subtle, but their colors are unforgettable.

Graceful Giants of the Reef – Green Sea TurtlesGliding effortlessly through the water, green sea turtles are one of Kaua...
07/21/2025

Graceful Giants of the Reef – Green Sea Turtles

Gliding effortlessly through the water, green sea turtles are one of Kauai’s most iconic underwater residents. Despite their name, they’re not always green — the color comes from the fat inside their bodies, thanks to their mostly vegetarian diet of sea grass and algae.

These gentle creatures can live for over 80 years and are protected by law, making every encounter a special one. Whether you see them resting on the reef or surfacing for air, remember to keep your distance and let them be wild.

Swimming with a honu is a moment you’ll never forget.

Spiny Urchin vs. Pencil Urchin — Who's Who on the Reef?Two urchins, totally different vibes!🟣 Spiny Urchins are covered ...
07/20/2025

Spiny Urchin vs. Pencil Urchin — Who's Who on the Reef?

Two urchins, totally different vibes!

🟣 Spiny Urchins are covered in long, thin, needle-like spines that wave with the current and can pack a sting if touched. They hide in reef crevices and play a big role in keeping algae in check — but best admired from a distance.

🔴 Red Pencil Urchins, on the other hand, sport thick, blunt spines that look like little crayons. They’re less prickly, easier to spot, and often seen wedged in rocks during the day.

Both are important to the reef — one’s more armored, the other more photogenic.
Which one have you seen while snorkeling or diving in Kauai?

Fun Fact: Puffer Fish Up Close!Did you know puffer fish can puff up to three times their normal size when they feel thre...
07/16/2025

Fun Fact: Puffer Fish Up Close!

Did you know puffer fish can puff up to three times their normal size when they feel threatened? It’s their amazing way to say, “Back off!”

They might look cute and curious, but getting this close to a puffer fish is a rare and special moment. Just remember to admire from a distance — their defense is powerful!

Ever been this close to one on a snorkel? Share your story!

How Good Is Your Fish ID?Think you know your reef residents? Check out these two beauties — the Raccoon Butterflyfish an...
07/14/2025

How Good Is Your Fish ID?

Think you know your reef residents? Check out these two beauties — the Raccoon Butterflyfish and the Ornate Butterflyfish.

With their bold patterns and bright colors, these fish are easy to spot but tricky to name. Did you know the raccoon gets its name from the black “mask” around its eyes? And the ornate butterflyfish stands out with its delicate, intricate markings.

Let’s See How Good You Are at Naming Your FishThink you know your reef fish?Take a look and test your skills — can you n...
07/07/2025

Let’s See How Good You Are at Naming Your Fish

Think you know your reef fish?
Take a look and test your skills — can you name the two silver fish in this shot?

They may look simple, but even the most common fish have their own stories, behaviors, and roles in the reef.

Drop your guesses in the comments and let’s see who’s got the sharpest fish ID game out there!

The Reef MattersCoral reefs are more than just beautiful underwater landscapes — they’re the foundation of life in the o...
07/05/2025

The Reef Matters

Coral reefs are more than just beautiful underwater landscapes — they’re the foundation of life in the ocean.

Reefs provide shelter and food for thousands of marine species, protect our shorelines from erosion, and support the fishing and tourism industries that many communities depend on. They even help regulate carbon levels, playing a role in the global climate.

But reefs are fragile. Rising temperatures, pollution, and careless contact can damage them faster than they can recover.

Protecting the reef means protecting the future of the ocean — and everything connected to it.

Look, learn, and leave it better than you found it.

07/03/2025

There’s nothing better than a sunny day out on the boat, cruising along the coast of Kauai with clear skies above and turquoise water all around.

The ocean sparkles, the breeze feels just right, and the reef below is alive with color and movement. Drop anchor, slip into the water, and explore a world full of sea turtles, reef fish, and unforgettable views.

These are the days that stay with you — salt on your skin, sun on your face, and pure aloha in the air.

Parrotfish – The Reef’s Colorful Creator Bright, bold, and always busy — the parrotfish is one of the most fascinating f...
07/01/2025

Parrotfish – The Reef’s Colorful Creator

Bright, bold, and always busy — the parrotfish is one of the most fascinating fish you’ll see while snorkeling or diving in Kauai.

With their beak-like mouths, they chomp on coral, grinding it down to feed on the algae. What happens next? That coral becomes sand — yep, parrotfish literally help build our beaches, one bite at a time! 🏖️

They change color, gender, and even wear a mucus "sleeping bag" at night.
Colorful, strange, and vital to the reef — that’s the parrotfish.

Next time you see one, give a little thanks… you’re probably walking on their leftovers!

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