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Shop PassesManō Month: Sharks of Hawaiʻi at Sea Life Park
July 1 - July 31
Gain a deeper understanding of the sharks of Hawaiʻi during Manō Month at Sea Life Park, a month-long spotlight on one of the ocean’s most important—and often misunderstood—species. Rooted in science and local significance, the program highlights the vital role sharks play in maintaining healthy marine ecosystems across the islands. Throughout the month, guests can connect with the park’s animal care team through their daily educational talks and interactive experiences designed to inspire curiosity and deepen understanding of these remarkable animals.
Shark Snorkel Limited-Time Special Offer
JULY SHARK SNORKEL: SAVE $25
As part of the July celebration, Sea Life Park is offering a special promotion on its popular Shark Snorkel experience. Guests can snorkel alongside whitetip reef sharks—born at the park and living under professional care—in a safe, guided environment.
Coinciding with America’s 250th anniversary in July, the park will offer a $25 savings off the regular retail price. This limited-time offer includes general admission, creating exceptional value for visitors seeking a closer connection with Hawaiʻi’s reef sharks.
Book NowManō Week Festivities
July 19 – July 26
Sea Life Park will feature an expanded lineup of shark-focused activities in the park, along with special guest speakers (to be announced).
Keiki Sunday
July 26
Manō Week culminates with a special Keiki Sunday on July 26 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. offering families an engaging day of learning and connection. The day begins with an early morning beach cleanup in partnership with 808 Cleanups at Kaupo Beach from 8:00 a.m. to 9:45 a.m., followed by in-park activities that celebrate sharks through education and conservation learning.
Keiki Sunday activities include:
- Shark-themed crafts and games
- Community nonprofit booths and guest speakers
- Sea Life Park education stations and activities
- Take-home arts and crafts
- Photo booth experiences
- Keiki hula performances by Hālau Hula ʻO Pukaʻikapuaokalani
“Manō Month is an opportunity to deepen understanding of sharks through science, education, and direct observation - helping our community better appreciate their role in Hawaiʻi’s marine ecosystems,” said Amber Ramos, Director of Animal Care and Conservation.