We dove twice with Seasport Divers and cannot recommend them. We dove with them in June 2014. We live on the east coast of the US so selecting a dive operator in Hawaii is a matter of web sites, Trip Advisor, and Scuba Board. Seasport represents on their site they video every dive and use the video to review the dive back at the shop. This does not happen but this was one of the reasons we went with Seasport. We made a fuss and they did video the second dive but it was not reviewed on return to the shop. The problem is that although the charge for the video appeared on our credit card account the next day, three weeks later despite numerous emails, we still do not have the video. There are no provisions for cameras on their boat (Anuhea). No rinse tank on the boat or back at the shop. No place to safely stow the camera on the boat. They drive you in vans to the boat mooring but you wait after the afternoon dive for them to load the boat onto their trailer prior to taking you back to the dive shop. We only took tanks and weights from Seasport but there was no allowance for not using more of their gear. Our tanks registered only 2600 psi when we first entered the water. They insist you go down the anchor line. On all our dives there was some chop to swim against. Some in our group only had 2000 psi by the time they reached the bottom. Their dive masters are good but their overall organization leaves much to desire.
