By Nadia Aly
CEO/Founder
I have become obsessed with this night dive. In fact ... I love this dive so much... that I am going to say, that it is the best thing in the entire world. Every time that I had managed to get myself over to Kona, I have only seen one Manta Ray on this amazing night dive. This time I set out to Kona on my birthday with one thing in mind... MORE THAN ONE MANTA! I got 16!! Making it a very happy birthday indeed. You can see in the video how amazing they are in abundance. Enjoy!
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