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Alexander Burckle & Elizabeth Webster sue Sail Maui for $5M - Vimarsana News

Alexander Burckle & Elizabeth Webster sue Sail Maui for $5M

Alexander Burckle & Elizabeth Webster, California Honeymooning couple sue Hawaii snorkeling company $5M for abandoning them in the ocean. 

Four fishermen cited for illegally entering Lanaʻi seabird sanctuary at Shark Fin Rock : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Four fishermen cited for illegally entering Lanaʻi seabird sanctuary at Shark Fin Rock : Big Island Now

The Hawaiʻi State Division of Conservation and Resources officers cited four Maui fishermen on Friday for illegally entering into the Moku Naio Islet Seabird Sanctuary (Shark Fin Rock) off the coast of Lānaʻi.

Dive suit - Daily Tribune - Vimarsana News

Dive suit - Daily Tribune

Watersports lovers can spend a lot of time soaking for fun. For Australian surfer Blake Johnston, however, riding the waves had served as an opportunity to raise funds for mental health patients while enjoying the waters off Sydney’s Cronulla Beach. When Johnston returned to shore on 17 March, he raised 200,000 Australian dollars, while riding

California couple sues Hawaiian company for $5 million, says they were abandoned on snorkeling trip - Vimarsana News

California couple sues Hawaiian company for $5 million, says they were abandoned on snorkeling trip

A Hawaiian snorkeling company is being sued for $5 million by a California couple who claim they were abandoned at sea by their tour guides.

Couple Says Snorkeling Tour Group Abandoned Them in Ocean – NBC Bay Area - Vimarsana News

Couple Says Snorkeling Tour Group Abandoned Them in Ocean – NBC Bay Area

Elizabeth Webster and her husband, Alexander Burckle, said they had to swim about half a mile to shore, according to a federal lawsuit.