The boundaries are described as follows:
Beginning at the northern point on the shoreline of Mokapu Point, located at approximately 21° 27 ' 33.6" N/ 157° 43' 21.6" W, then in a straight line to Makahonu Point, located at approximately 21° 32' 33.6" N / 157° 50' 34.2" W, then along the shoreline of Kaneohe Bay to the point of beginning.
Zone A is a circle with a radius of two hundred feet with its center at approximately 21° 26 ' 27.5" N / 157° 47' 45.5" W.
Zone B is circle with a radius of two hundred feet with its center at approximately 21° 27 ' 28.5" N / 157° 48' 08.5" W.
Zone C is a circle with a radius of two hundred feet with its center at approximately 21° 27 ' 32" N/ 157° 48' 13.5" W.
Zone D is rectangular in shape which borders the Kaneohe Bay entrance channel day beacon 11 beginning at a point in the water which is located at approximately 21° 28 ' 32" N / 157° 49' 39" W, then by a straight line in a due East (true) direction to approximately 21° 28 ' 32" N / 157° 49' 32" W, then in a straight line to approximately 21° 28' 10.5" N / 157° 49' 27" W, then in a straight line due West (true) to approximately 21° 28'10.5" N/ 157° 49' 34" W, then in a straight line back to beginning.
Zone D is restricted to commercial SCUBA, snorkeling and sightseeing cruises only. Anchoring on live coral is prohibited. No person shall walk, stand or sit on live coral formations. Commercial snorkeling operators shall have a snorkel vest available for each snorkeler in the water and encourage snorkelers to use the vest to decrease the likelihood of standing on coral. Activity shall take place only near the reef, not on the reef. Vessels entering this zone shall use extreme caution while this zone is occupied during diving activities.
Zone E is a circle with a radius of three hundred ten yards with its center located at approximately 21° 27' 25" N / 157° 47' 46.5" W. Zone E is restricted to SCUBA, snorkeling, underwater activities, and sightseeing cruises only. Anchoring on live coral is prohibited. No person shall walk, stand or sit on live coral formations. Commercial snorkeling operators shall have a snorkel vest available for each snorkeler in the water and encourage snorkelers to use the vest to decrease the likelihood of standing on coral. Vessels entering this zone shall use extreme caution while this zone is occupied during diving activities.
Beginning at a point in the water which is located at approximately 21° 26 ' 50" N / 157° 47 ' 45" W, then by a straight line to approximately 21° 26' 23.5" N / 157° 47' 25" W, then by a straight line to approximately 21° 26' 16" N / 157° 47 ' 34" W, then by a straight line to approximately 21° 26' 20.5" N / 157° 47' 59.3" W, then by a straight line to approximately 21° 26' 28.5" N / 157° 48' 09" W, then in a straight line to the point of beginning.
Zone F is designated as non-exclusive commercial ocean water sports zone. All vessels entering this zone shall exercise extreme caution while it is being utilized for commercial ocean water sports activities. Anchoring on live coral is prohibited. No person shall walk, stand or sit on live coral formations. Commercial operators operating in this zone shall have a snorkel vest available for each snorkeler in the water and encourage snorkelers to use the vest to decrease the likelihood of standing on coral. All activity on top of Checker Reef in Zone F is prohibited.
Beginning at a point in the water which is located at approximately 21° 26 ' 25" N / 157° 47' 49" W, then by a straight line to approximately 21° 26 ' 22" N / 157° 47' 34" W, then by a straight line to approximately 21° 26' 16.5" N / 157° 47 ' 36" W, then by a straight line to approximately 21° 26 ' 19" N / 157° 47' 51" W, then by a straight line to the point of beginning. Zone G is designated as non-exclusive commercial water ski and water sledding zone. Commercial water skiing and water sledding and the operation of towed devices used to carry passengers for commercial purposes shall be restricted to this zone. No more than one commercial vessel for water sledding shall be permitted to tow at any speed within this zone at any one time for safety purposes. Commercial large full service permittees and non-commercial recreational users shall share the zone equally. All towing shall be conducted in a clockwise direction. No person shall moor or anchor a vessel within this zone. High speed operations shall take place in deep water 200 feet or more from any reef edge, reef crest, or sand flat.
Beginning at a point in the water which is located at approximately 21° 27' 32.5" N / 157° 48' 19.5" W, then by a straight line to approximately 21° 27' 26.5" N / 157° 48' 10" W, then by a straight line to approximately 21° 27' 14.5" N / 157° 48' 17" W, then by a straight line to approximately 21° 27' 20" N / 157° 48' 27" W, then in a straight line to the point of beginning.
Zone H is designated as non-exclusive commercial water ski and water sledding zone. Commercial water skiing and water sledding and the operation of towed devices used to carry passengers for commercial purposes are restricted to this zone. No more than two commercial vessels for water sledding shall be permitted to tow at high speed within this zone at any one time for safety purposes. Commercial full service permittees and non-commercial recreational users shall share the zone equally. All towing shall be conducted in a clockwise direction. No person shall moor a vessel within this zone. High speed operations must take place in deep water 200 feet or more from any reef edge, reef crest, or sand flat.
Beginning at a point in the water located at approximately 21° 27 ' 41" N / 157° 48' 18" W, then by a line parallel to the edge of the sand flat to approximately 21° 27 ' 32" N / 157° 48' 02" W, then by a straight line to approximately 21° 27 ' 25" N / 157° 48' 07" W, then by a straight line to approximately 21° 27 ' 34" N / 157° 48' 22.5" W, then by a straight line to the point of beginning.
Zone I is designated as non-exclusive commercial ocean water sports zone. Other vessels entering this zone shall exercise extreme caution while it is being used for commercial ocean water sports activities. Commercial operators operating in this zone shall have a snorkel vest available for each snorkeler in the water and encourage snorkelers to use the vest. Commercial operators whose passengers do not operate thrill craft must keep their passengers out of Thrill Craft Zones B and C. Vessels operating in Zone I shall maintain a watch for sea turtles, which may migrate to the north central part of the zone, and exercise care to stay clear of any turtle observed.
Haw. Code R. § 13-256-73