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This popular 2-hour tour offers you the opportunity to select from a variety of premium 4x4 UTVs. These vehicles have the capacity to accommodate 4 to 6 guests, making this tour perfect for families and large groups.
Discover Kauai's distinctive untouched beauty. Enjoy a relaxing scenic tour along this unique entry-level trail system. Ascend from open, breathtaking viewpoints expanding over acres of lush landscape and overlooking the Huleia River Valley. You explore stunning views aboard premium 4x4 off-road touring vehicles and travel deep into Kauai's tropical jungle interior.
Your knowledgeable tour guides will delve into a variety of plant life, historic landmarks, and a few blockbuster movie spots including Pirates of the Caribbean, Outbreak, and Indiana Jones. Delight in a short hike, descending to a hidden waterfall and bamboo grove with great photo opportunities. Read More close
$102
per Adult

Meet your guide and hop into a van for a 10 minute ride into the mountains just outside the Poipu and Koloa areas. See why Kauai is fondly called “The Garden Island” as you take in the lush greenery the minute you enter the mountainous terrain of the zipline tour. Once you are equipped with the specialized zipline equipment, your trained guides lead you on a short hike to the first zipline.
With a gradually sloping hill falling away from the take-off of the first zipline, you are able to ease into the experience. On the second line, you zip off of a shear hillside, where the ground quickly drops away. This line crosses a different valley than the first zipline, and this second valley is covered in native Hawaiian Uluhe fern—which is a vibrant green color and looks spectacular in photos.
Leap into the air on the third zipline which has an even quicker drop off. Look down and see the unmistakable light green leaves of the Kukui, Hawaii's state tree, below you. The lush beauty of Kauai astounds you at every turn.
On the fourth zipline the speed is taken up a notch. While racing along the line, views of the Pacific Ocean begin to appear in the distance. This line lands on the tail end of a ridge where two valleys converge.
Fly over a third valley, not previously crossed on the zipline tour, on the 5th line. The longest line of the tour, the new valley stretches out in a broad sweep on the mountain side, while rapidly dropping away on the ocean side. Finish your last line with an exhilarating flourish, then return to the meeting point. Read More close
$115
per Traveler

Your journey begins with a 10-minute van ride into the mountains just outside the Poipu and Koloa areas. Amid the lush greenery of Kauai, gear up with specialized zipline equipment, and follow your guides on a short hike to the first zipline. A gradual sloping hill falling away from the takeoff lets you ease into the experience, which takes you on a long glide over a beautiful valley.
As you make your way through the tour, you can zip off of a sheer hillside over a valley covered in vibrant Uluhe ferns, leap into the air for a ride over the unmistakable light-green leaves of Hawaii's state tree, and race past views of the Pacific Ocean, steep mountainsides, and incredible scenery along the coast.
Once you've soared high in the air and skimmed just a few dozen feet above ridgelines that dip into Kauai's valleys, the last zipline presents a final test of courage. Its one-of-a-kind takeoff platform puts you on a thin deck perched above a sheer cliff, from which you can step off the edge and into thin air. Read More close
$146
per Traveler

Prepare to get muddy as you begin your journey near the old Koloa Sugar Mill, through a sugarcane hauling tunnel, continuing inland—or "Mauka"—to the remains of old World War II bunkers. Romp up and down the rocky ground as your charismatic tour guide boasts their infectious passion for the island. Learn about Kauai's fragrant plants, exotic birds, and the history of the island's unique backcountry.
Arrive at a hidden cascading waterfall for a refreshing dip in the mountain's pool. Sit-back, bask in the sun's golden rays, and enjoy a healthy snack with the scenic waterfall as backdrop.
After, hop back on your ATV and set off to a lush-green valley, a setting to many of the famous Jurassic Park films. This 4-hour action-packed adventure is filled with panoramic views and hidden gems of Kauai that you won't want to miss. Read More close
$315
per Vehicle

Arrive at the former Lihue Plantation to find a water system designed and hand-dug by plantation workers in 1870. After closing the 17,000-acre plantation, some of the waterways were converted into intricate backcountry tubing networks to be enjoyed by adventure seekers from around the world.
When you’re ready, don a headlamp and grab an inner tube for a ride full of tunnels, "splash zones," and a lazy river. As you gently float on your inner tube through the canals, relish in the unparalleled views of waterfalls, coastline, lush mountain sides, and deep-green valleys. Hear stories of the plantation’s history and learn about Kauai's Mount Waialeale, one of the wettest spots in the world.
After your 3-hour journey along the tropical waterway, enjoy a picnic lunch under some shade and play a few outdoor games like corn hole and horse shoe. Read More close
$110
per Traveler

Begin this half-day excursion with a quick briefing on biking safety and the ride's logistics as you enjoy some light refreshments. All bikes are comfortable cruisers with wide saddles, high-rise handlebars, and powerful brakes—perfect for your downhill journey.
When you're ready, set off down the mile-wide (1. 2-km) canyon and notice the verdant tropical plants, vocal birds, and stunning backdrop of the Pacific Ocean.
As you start to pick up speed and glide downhill with ease, your charismatic guide relates their infectious passion for Hawaii through a vast knowledge of the culture, history, landmarks, and legends.
Stop at multiple lookout points and notice the neighboring island of Ni'ihau, the only private island in the Hawaiian Archipelago, known as "the Forbidden Isle. " Read More close
$113
per Adult

You adventure begins at the Lihue Airport, where you climb aboard a Hughes 500, 4-passenger helicopter—the customized chopper has had its doors removed, making for an extra thrilling and even more sensational encounter with the island's sights. Take off clockwise around the island's coastline and watch as the historic Menehune Fishpond quickly comes into view as you hug the Huleia River then pass over the famous eucalyptus Tree Tunnel.
Soar over Manawaiopuna Falls, made famous in the first Jurassic Park movie, as you make your way to the dramatic cliffs and valleys of Waimea Canyon, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific—there's no better way to take in this pristine landscape's grandeur than from the air.
Soar along the postcard-worthy Na Pali Coast's spectacular sea cliffs and descend into tropical valleys only accessible by air. The North Shore beaches and shallow reefs color the tropical coastline between Ke'e and Hanalei and the misting cascade of Wailua Falls sends prismatic rainbows up over its lagoon. Your breathtaking tour's grand finale is a sweep over the ancient, verdant crater of Mount Waialeale at the heart of the island. Read More close
$289
per Traveler

Soar to new heights at a course with 3 of the longest lines on the island, including lines ranging from 250 feet (76 m) to 1,700 feet (518 m). Each line was built with your education and thrill in mind. Enjoy the option to fly solo or tandem and your choice of harness. Opt for the Flyin' Kaua'ian harness to soar through the air hands-free or the traditional way.
Admire the incredible beauty of Kauai's south shore as you glide above the water on 22,000 acres (8,900 ha) of Hawaii's first sugar plantation. With impressive mountain and ocean views, miles of lines, and snacks, this course offers adventure for children 7 and older—as well as adults young at heart.
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$145
per Traveler

The adventure begins with brief horsemanship instructions before saddling up and riding on a gentle horse. Unlike the usual nose-to-tail experience, you ride at a leisurely pace as your horse walks across the open pastures of a North Shore ranch. Along the way, soak up breathtaking views of mountains, valleys, and the ocean.
As your guide shares history about the ranch and cowboys, you may find yourself riding through a herd of cows and calves. The horseback ride is safe for first-timers and enjoyable for experienced riders as well. Then enjoy the sights and sounds of a lush rainforest as you wind your way to a private 80-foot (24-m) waterfall. It’s all yours for an hour.
Explore the falls, swim in a fern-lined pool, and enjoy a delicious picnic before a 15-minute hike. The trek includes a waterfall crossing and a scramble up a 10-foot (3-m) rock wall, where you are secured by a safety belt and assisted by your guide. Marvel at the view of the waterfall tiers as you look down.
Your adventure ends with a leisurely 30-minute horseback ride across open pastures as you admire the spectacular scenery. The 30-minute hike, rated moderate-to-difficult, includes a steep trail with a 500-foot (152-m) gain up and down rough-hewn steps with rope handholds.
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$155
per Traveler

Enjoy beautiful Hanalei mountain views as you approach the secluded Kalihiwai Stream. On this Kauai kayak excursion, your guide takes you through a serene rainforest valley steeped in tropical sounds, scents, and sights.
Tie up your kayak and hike deeper into the ranch, negotiate several stream crossings, and arrive at the spectacular Uluhe Fern Ridge. Here guests 50 to 280 pounds have the option to ride 2 magnificent 400-foot (122-m) ziplines. With a connecting bridge over a pristine twin waterfall and swimming hole, ziplining in Kauai doesn’t get any better than this.
After your zipline adventure, you can swim, jump, float on inner tubes, and enjoy a delicious picnic by a beautiful waterfall. Relax as you admire the heavenly private waterfall and enjoy the sound of the cascading falls in the serene setting.
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$166
per Adult

Embark on a kayak tour to a jungle paradise—an area once reserved only for Hawaiian royalty. After a downwind paddle upstream on the Wailua River, tie your kayak to a tree and take a somewhat rugged 1-mile hike up the valley to a dramatic 100-foot (30. 5-m) waterfall with a pool at the bottom. Swimming is encouraged, so take a dip to cool off in the refreshing water.
After refueling with a picnic lunch, hike back down to your kayak for some more fun. The paddle downstream is against headwinds, which makes this tour more strenuous. If you like a workout, this tour is for you. A fantasyland of deep jungle scenery with swimming holes as well as native botanical wonders, the Wailua River is Hawaii's only navigable river by boats larger than kayaks. Read More close
$113
per Adult

This tour gives you access to the top of Pu’u O’ Henui, a 500-foot (152-m) gain. Enjoy stunning 360-degree views of the entire North Shore, hike the lowland rainforest, and hear about Kauai’s history, flora, and fauna. Next, scramble down a 10-foot (3-m) rock wall and then, secured by a safety belt and assisted by your guide, cross a waterfall. The view of the fall's tiers from the top is unforgettable.
At the lower tier, you have an 80-foot (24-m) waterfall all to yourself. Go swimming, explore the falls, and relax with a tasty picnic lunch. Then your hike continues up-valley along several streams. Cross another waterfall and scramble back up the 10-foot (3-m) rock wall while you are secured by a safety belt.
Total hiking time is 3 hours and covers approximately 4 miles (6. 4 m) across varied terrain. With impressive views of the North Shore and cascading waterfalls, this tour is rated moderately strenuous with rough-hewn stairs and several stream crossings. Read More close
$103
per Traveler

Upon check-in, your friendly instructor meets you and helps get you situated. After signing a waiver, receive your shooting vest with nice padded shoulders and pockets full of ammo. Choose from the variety of safety eyewear and ear plugs and head out to the range.
The training station is your first stop. At this location, learn how to handle, load, aim, and shoot the shotgun. Then head off to the 5-stand course.
At this course, 8 traps in the field throw clay targets at different angles and trajectories, increasing in difficulty each time. Take your instructor’s advice and try your shot, then wait for each participant to take their turn.
Experience this one-of-a-kind activity in the tranquil paradise setting of the Garden Isle.
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$107
per Traveler

The sounds of tropical birds fill the air as you start your adventure with a leisurely 2-mile kayak on the Hule'ia River. Your guide shares stories about the ancient Hawaiians that once walked these lands. Hike to a swimming hole and waterfall where you can swing into a freshwater pool.
The breathtaking views of Kipu Ranch come into view as you travel on a one-of-a-kind farm wagon through sites made famous in films like Jurassic Park and Raiders of the Lost Ark. Arrive at the Keko Kai zipline course to fly among the treetops. Pair up with a friend and soar down the tandem zipline—more than 90 seconds of exhilarating flight. The picturesque forest canopy, giant tree ferns, and treetop walkways have you feeling one with the forest.
After a refreshing dip in a mountain stream-fed swimming pool, relax with a ride back in a Hawaiian double-hulled motorized canoe. Read More close
$196
per Adult

With a guide in front leading the pack and another in the back snapping pictures, there’s no need to worry about getting separated or missing a photo opportunity. Zip along trails through private oceanfront property, enjoying panoramic views of the secluded Mahaulepu Beach. From there, check out Makauwahi Cave, the largest limestone cave in Hawaii and prominent fossil discovery site. Next, cruise through a half-mile-long tunnel bored from stone that was once used to expedite the transport of sugarcane.
Your guides then lead you to sites where hit movies like Jurassic Park and Pirates of the Caribbean, among many others, were filmed. Cruise to the shores of Waita, the largest inland body of water in Hawaii, and see a massive reservoir once used to store the billion-plus gallons of water needed to keep nearby sugar crops healthy. While you’re there, try your hand at fishing with a bamboo rod before heading back to the staging area. Read More close
$252
per Group

On private property, skip across the pier and into a small boat waiting to take you out on the Waita Reservoir. The captain navigates to various spots where the fish are known to be. In pristine surroundings, grip the rod and cast your line into the fish-filled waters.
Hook a freshwater fish on your Hawaiian bamboo rod. The gentle fight from the tilapia, catfish, largemouth bass, and peacock bass brings excitement for everyone and once you haul your catch aboard the boat, admire the unique colors and patterns of the fish before releasing it back into the water.
From the calm waters, take in the views of the surrounding lush mountains and the vast Pacific Ocean in the distance. Your captain shares local facts and trivia while you leisurely explore and fish your way around the lake.
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$156
per Traveler

A lesson on land teaches you how to use your foot placement to stand and balance on your board, as well as how to slow down or speed up by shifting your weight. Surfboards are customized to your needs and provide sturdy support.
After practice exercises on the beach, paddle out to the surf zone and receive guidance on how to properly head into rolling waves to catch your first wave of the day.
Refreshing water rushes by as you glide out to your new playground, with the instructor paddling alongside to give continuous guidance. Smile as you feel the mist from the Pacific's waves. Make a soft water landing then get back on your board for another thrill ride. Read More close
$78
per Traveler

Go from beneath the lush tropical canopy to soaring over the trees as you zip alongside a friend and admire spectacular panoramic views. The "flyin' six" (Lele 'Eono) is excitement the family will never forget. Have a blast while you learn about the ecology, natural history, culture, folklore, and legends of Kauai from your engaging guides.
When your pulse is back to normal, be sure to look around and enjoy the view. You're on Kipu Ranch, hiking secret forest trails and crossing suspension bridges over streams and waterfalls. Explore the fabulous private lands made famous by movies like Jurassic Park, Pirates of the Caribbean, Indiana Jones, and The Descendants. Read More close
$123
per Adult

Meet your friendly captain and hop onto your vessel for the day, an inflatable boat perfect for skimming quickly along the coastline. Bask in the sea breeze as you speed toward the Na Pali Coast, a breathtaking 16-mile (25-km) stretch of the island known for its steep peaks, lush tropical valleys, and tumbling waterfalls. Take in the view from afar and get closer up, weaving through stone caves and tunnels shaped over millennia by the crashing surf.
Pull into the remote beach of Nualolo Kai and stretch your legs with a guided walk along a historic trail. Follow your guide over the rocks to the ruins of an 800-year-old fishing village, and then grab a snorkel and head into the calm and balmy waters. Your guide leads you over the reef, describing the colorful marine life you see and offering insight into Hawaii’s unique ocean ecosystem.
All that boating, trekking, and swimming is sure to work up an appetite, so dry off and make your way back to the beach, where a delicious lunch awaits—catered by local lunch spot, Mark’s Place. Tuck into fresh fare like a garden salad with papaya seed dressing, kaffir lime and lemon rice pilaf, teriyaki chicken, and slow-roasted kalua pork. A dessert of pineapple bars ends your meal on a sweet note before you hop back in the boat for the return ride to Kekaha. Read More close
Categories: Adventures, Day Cruises & Water Activities, Tours & Sightseeing
6 hours
Free cancellation
$197
per Adult

Enjoy the fast-paced snorkeling tour and ability to go in and out of the hidden sea caves on Na Pali. Your captain and crew share local legends and the fascinating natural history of the islands throughout your excursion. After snorkeling in the tropical waters, savor a sack lunch before heading back to the pier.
This cruise is a great way to get your blood pumping while seeing one of the most amazing places on Kauai, the Na Pali Coast. With a dolphin sighting guaranteed on this tour, admire majestic sea caves and marine life up close. Read More close
$137
per Adult

Meet your guide and become acquainted with the equipment and safety instructions. These sit-on-top kayaks with foot controlled rudders and comfortable backrests make for a smooth ride. As you paddle along the coast, marvel at sea caves, plunging waterfalls, hanging valleys, and secluded beaches. Paddle beyond the verdant valley of Kalalau, past the arches of Honopu, and into the azure waters of a volcanic sea cave. Encounter dolphins, tropical birds, and upon occasion, the elusive monk seal.
Later, pull ashore and spend a few hours resting and having lunch on the quiet beach of Milolii. At Milolii you can swim, beach comb, and visit an old Hawaiian fishing heiau (fishing shrine).
Polihale State Park, where the cliffs meet the sand dunes, is your final destination. After a refreshing shower, a van awaits, ready to whisk you back to Wailua River Marina at around 7:30 PM, with your memories of the cliffs and warm sea. Read More close
$250
per Traveler

Check in at the surf shop in Hanalei before hitting the beach with your instructor. While you're there, spend some time watching the water and learn some ocean safety techniques. Pick up some proper placement and paddling techniques on the sandy shore before you take your board in hand and head out into the warm tropical water.
Paddle your soft-top surfboard out to the breaks just off the beach, with your instructor offering guidance along the way. Once you're in position, aim the board at the shore and wait for your perfect first ride. Feel the satisfaction as a gentle wave propels you towards the coast, make a soft water landing, and get back on the board for another ride.
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$78
per Traveler

Start with a UTV ride through a 3,000-acre (1,200-ha) working cattle ranch, and then ride the Indiana Jones rope swing into the Hule'ia River, splashing into a hidden tropical spring fed by a waterfall. After dining in paradise with a delicious picnic lunch, see the cattle at the historic Kipu Ranch and admire views of the lush tropical landscape that has inspired numerous movie locations.
Helmets, goggles, bandanas, drinks, snacks, and a picnic lunch are all available, so just bring a swimsuit, towel, and water shoes if you want to swim and get ready for an up-close look at some of Hawaii's incredible scenery. Read More close
$175
per Adult

Arrive at the ranch and settle in for a brief orientation where you’ll learn everything you need to know about your horse for the day. Once you’re comfortable, hop in the saddle and head out into the sprawling fields. Instead of riding in the traditional nose-to-tail fashion, you’ll get to cruise right next to your family and friends—allowing you to share laughs along the way.
Continue on your ride and catch views of the piercing blue Pacific and the rugged Kauai vistas—all while hearing paniolo (cowboy) history from your guide. A camera is a must on this scenic adventure. You’ll stop several times to snap photos of this once-in-a-lifetime journey. Read More close
$124
per Traveler

After brief horsemanship instructions, saddle up and ride out to enjoy stunning mountain and ocean scenery. In contrast to the usual nose-to-tail tour, you spread out as your horse walks across open pastures. Your guide shares ranch and cowboy history, describing the flora and fauna while you enjoy the relaxing horseback ride.
Next, tie up your horse and get ready to glide like a bird on 3 big ziplines. You step off the edge of a valley and soar over tree tops to the other side. Your final zipline is called "Big Kahuna" and at 700 feet (213-m) long, it offers a thrilling experience. This unique zipline adventure wraps up with another peaceful horseback ride, incredible memories, and scenic vistas. Read More close
$155
per Traveler

Your tour begins with a leisurely kayak ride down the winding Hule’ia River, which passes through the heart of the verdant wildlife refuge. Home to native and endangered species of waterbirds like the nene and Hawaiian Stilt, this Kauai rainforest is only accessible by kayak.
Admire the abundant guava, passion fruit, ferns, and other jungle flora as you hike along a short trail to a van that takes you to the rappelling trailhead. Get a detailed lesson on using the state-of-the-art ropes, carabineers, and safety equipment before trekking down to Bamboo Falls.
This secluded, 30-foot (9-m) cascade offers your first opportunity to step over the cliff’s edge and descend the falls, feeling the rush as you hop and lower yourself down the wet and mossy surface. With your warm-up rappel under your belt, head to Hawaiian Dundee—this 60-foot (18-m) fall tumbles into a tranquil pool, perfect for swimming.
Hike back for a gourmet deli-style lunch in a shady picnic spot overlooking the river and the craggy green peaks of the Haupu Mountain Range before your return drive to Lihue. Read More close
$180
per Adult

After instruction and a safety briefing from your guide, hop on your vehicle and embark on an exciting journey through the diverse landscape that makes this tour one of the top eco-tours in the state of Hawaii today. You share the area with local wildlife and farm animals like cattle, wild pigs, pheasants, peacocks, and wild turkeys.
Enjoy snapping selfies in famous filming locations from movies such as Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones, and most recently, The Descendants. Head through the forests and along the Huleia River to historic landscapes and even the Indiana Jones rope swing, tucked away deep in the forest. Read More close
$93
per Adult

Check in and based on your riding ability, get paired up with one of the many well-behaved and gentle horses as a knowledgeable guide shows you how to safely guide your horse and maneuver on the trail. In addition to the cattle on the ranch, the deep valleys and open fields are teeming with local wildlife and mongooses, tropical birds, and wild boar are often seen along the trails.
Hear island legends and history from your local guide and after an hour of riding, stop at a secret beach and dismount. Stretch your legs and explore the area while a custom picnic lunch is prepared. After refueling with a deli sandwich, chips, fruit, and soft drinks, feel the cool ocean breeze on your face as you mosey along the coastal trail and head back to the stable.
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$147
per Traveler

After meeting the friendly horses, saddle up as your guide briefs you on how to safely ride and communicate with them. When you're ready, take off through the south shore's lush valleys and sandy dunes. See if you can spot local wildlife, including mongooses, wild boar, and a variety of tropical birds. Along the ride, your knowledgeable trail guide shares Native Hawaiian history, fascinating trivia, and unique island legends.
As you approach the southern coastline, feel the refreshing Hawaiian breeze and enjoy the panoramic views of the deep-blue Pacific Ocean. Marvel at the coastal cliffs, tide pools, and hidden white-sand beaches. Take a break on the beach with refreshing Hawaiian drinks and relish in the island's natural beauty. Read More close
$115
per Traveler

Your adventure begins with a lesson in stand-up paddling on the shores of the Huleia River. Master the skills of navigating and balancing on a custom-fitted board before easing into the gentle coursing waters. With the wind at your back, glide easily past lush, tropical jungle plants, keeping your eyes peeled for native wildlife as you drift—the Huleia National Wildlife Refuge, a wetland habitat for endangered Hawaiian waterbirds, is located here.
Next, paddle by the historic Menehune Fishpond—created more than 1,000 years ago, this inland fishpond is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Hawaiian legend holds that it was constructed by the menehune, mythical little people believed to have inhabited the islands' forests and valleys long before the arrival of the Hawaiians.
Step off your board and trek along trails under the shade of towering, tropical trees to a mountain stream-fed pool that's perfect for a refreshing swim. Enjoy a deli-style picnic lunch, then get ready to try your hand at the exciting sport of water ziplining, leaping off a wooden platform and flying down into the pool below.
Your adventure concludes with a relaxing ride back up the river in a motorized Hawaiian-style canoe. Read More close
$133
per Adult

Grab your flashlight and strap into your safety harness as your knowledgeable guide illustrates zip line safety and operations. When you're ready, jump off the platform and hang on for the twilight adventure of a lifetime. Guides join you along each platform of the course, methodically checking the equipment's safety and conveying their vast knowledge of Hawaiian culture, history, landmarks, and legends. Learn about the huge variety of Kauai's ecosystems and spot local wildlife along the way.
As daylight fades, feel the adrenaline rush of accelerating up to 35-miles per hour (56 kph). Experience the heart-dropping feeling as you plunge along Kauai's longest zip line at a jaw-dropping 2,600-feet (790 m). When you're feeling confident, learn to lean back and experience a little stargazing, or ride "superman" style, head-first.
Just before your sixth zip, "Robusta," take a break, snack on some tropical treats and beverages, and enjoy a panoramic view of the sunset dipping below the ocean's horizon. Read More close
$145
per Traveler

Head straight for the thrills, ascending a take-off tower for 2, racing your buddy on a side-by-side tandem line. Move from line to line, each totally unique and designed, built, and operated according to the highest possible safety standards.
Soar high above the trees, through the forest canopy, and high above rivers and waterfalls. Take in amazing views of Kipu Ranch—4,000 acres of beautiful, diverse terrain made famous by several movies, including Jurassic Park, Pirates of the Caribbean, Indiana Jones, the Descendants, and many more.
The fifth line is a famous 1,800-foot (549-m) center dismount monster zip line. This is the longest zipline on Kauai and the ultimate rush, perfect for hanging upside down. Top off the day with a one-of-a-kind water zip. Hold on, step off, and plunge into a refreshing bamboo pool, a natural lava swimming pool lined with fragrant white ginger. It's the perfect cap to a day of excitement.
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$133
per Adult

After check-in, meet your healthy, well-mannered horse that is partnered with you based on your riding experience and abilities. A short orientation and safety briefing is given before mounting up and heading out.
A local, knowledgeable guide shares some of the history and legends of the area as you meander through a botanical garden and see other native vegetation such as indigenous ferns and wild orchids. You can even ride through a crater that some consider the birthplace of Hawaii.
Enjoy a delicious lunch and a refreshing dip in the pools of Silver Falls before heading back to the stables. Read More close
$145
per Traveler

The tour begins along the gentle currents of Kauai's picturesque jungle-river, where your expert guide teaches you the specifics of kayak safety and operations. Board a tandem kayak and set off for a leisurely 4-mile (6. 4 km) journey along the Wailua River, home of the first Hawaiians who came from the Marquesas Islands to Kauai almost 1,500 years ago.
Along the way hear Native Hawaiian legends and learn about the nature and wildlife of Kauai's most sacred area. Arrive at the Secret Falls trailhead for a moderate 1-mile (1. 6 km) hike through the often muddy rainforest to a striking 120-foot (36 m) waterfall. The waterfall descends into a freshwater mountain pool—the perfect spot for a refreshing swim.
Sit back, bask in the sun’s golden rays, and enjoy a picnic lunch with the scenic waterfall as backdrop. Lunch includes a variety of sandwiches, fresh pineapple, chips, cookies, and bottled water. Read More close
$94
$88
per Adult

Hawaii is known as one of the best places in the world to go whale watching. During the winter, humpback whales migrate from Alaska to the warm waters surrounding the Hawaiian Islands to give birth. With up to 3,000 whales all making the 3,000 mile (4,828 km) voyage, you won't have to journey far offshore to see these majestic animals.
Your raft offers unobstructed views, and an underwater hydrophone lets you listen in on the whales' gentle, uniform song. Learn about their unique behaviors and the importance of their long journey while you watch them fluke, spy hop, spout, and breach the water. Read More close
Categories: Adventures, Day Cruises & Water Activities, Tours & Sightseeing
2 hours 30 minutes
Free cancellation
$83
per Adult

Imagine walking off the edge of a lush valley, flying over tree tops across to the other side, and soaking in the gorgeous mountain views along the way. The final zipline—called "King Kong"—is an adventure all on its own. First you walk up a ramp to a 26-foot (8-m) high tower. Next, you zip 1,200 feet (366-m), racing with a friend as you soar through the air side-by-side or even hold hands.
The tour includes an hour at a 15-foot (4. 5-m) deep, hidden swimming hole fed by a small waterfall. Here, enjoy a delicious picnic as well as time to swim, jump into the water, and float on inner tubes. Hiking is rated moderate and is just over one mile. If you like, take advantage of automatic action photography with the option to take your memories home on a USB stick.
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$166
per Traveler

In addition to the world-class zipline experience, go to an enchanting waterfall to enjoy a picnic lunch and swim. Harness up and zip across valleys, glide over streams and lush trees of the canopy, and view places more spectacular than you imagined. This exclusive outdoor adventure takes you into the heart of Kauai, through private plantation lands that have never before been open to the public.
Experience lush eucalyptus forests, admire outstanding views of the surrounding mountains, and swim in a beautiful pristine pond. After soaring along 7 ziplines, jump into a pinzquar and drive about 5 miles (8 km) into the jungle before a short nature walk to the multi-tiered waterfall. Relax, bask in the sun, or just soak in a natural swimming pool. Read More close
$176
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You get started with a fun, scenic ride in a 4-wheel-drive adventure vehicle, while your guide shares information on Kauai's history, culture, flora, and fauna. When you arrive at the first zipline, a thorough briefing gets you ready for your ride over the tropical forests, and then it's time to gear up and take to the skies.
Zoom down the mountainside, sailing above 17,000 acres (6,800 ha) of former plantation land. The series of 7 ziplines take you over streams and magnificent scenery in the jungles below as you make your way to the valley floor. End your adventure with snacks in a bamboo grove, where you can take a refreshing swim, soak in a natural pool, or just bask in the sun. Read More close
$130
per Traveler

Head to the lush hillsides of Kauai's southeast coast, brimming with aromatic pine forests and old sugar plantations. Don a harness and safety gear while you prepare for a heart-pounding aerial adventure. When you’re ready, climb to the top of a sturdy tower, hook onto your first zipline, and kick off to begin sailing above the ground.
Arrive the end of the line, disconnect, and stroll along a canopy bridge that puts you in the middle of an abundant ecosystem. As you walk, let your guide point out local wildlife and share information about this area’s incredible bio-diversity.
Cruise on 2 more ziplines and another bridge before you reach the base of a 60-foot (18-m) rock climbing wall. Grapple your way to the top and savor your reward—stunning vistas of Kauai’s tropical landscape.
Nearby, enjoy a high-flying ride on a gigantic swing that drops you from a dizzying height of 60 feet (18 m). Wrap up your wild day with your choice of a 50- or 100-foot (15 or 30-m) rappel that gives you one last chance to get a bird’s eye view of the island’s stunning coastline. Read More close
$130
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Head to the island’s southeastern shores and meet up with your experienced high-flying guides. While you buckle your harness and strap on your helmet, get a lesson on the techniques and safety tips needed to spend a carefree day in the trees.
Climb to the top of a lofty perch and admire breathtaking views while you clip onto the first line. When it’s time to go, leap off and zoom away through a sea of green to arrive at your next stop. Catch your breath on the platform before diving into more exhilarating zipline rides and dizzying rope bridge crossings, positioned up to 80 feet (24 m) above the forest floor.
This amazing collection of treetop terraces is your home for the rest of the afternoon. Snap some photos and savor the experience of being high above the ground, delightfully navigating through the canopy. Read More close
$125
per Traveler

Strap into your safety harness as your knowledgeable instructor briefs you on zipline safety and operations. Guides join you along each platform of the course, systematically checking your equipment’s safety and imparting a vast knowledge of Hawaiian culture, history, landmarks, and legends.
When you’re ready, jump off and let your body hang above the verdant valleys and cascading waterfalls. Enjoy the adrenaline rush of accelerating up to 35-miles per hour (56 kph) along 9 different zip lines, all 50 – 80-feet (15 – 24-m) above ground. Some ziplines even allow you to ride upside down.
Bask in the serene views along the way, some of which you may recognize from the Academy Award®-winning film, The Descendants. Check out the tandem zip lines, which allow you to ride side-by-side with a friend. Stop at a freshwater mountain swimming hole and try the rope-swing, high-dive, or the infamous “WaterZip” that lands you in the clear, deep waters.
At the end of your adventure, relax at a picnic lunch complete with wraps, pasta salad, chocolate chip cookies, and a variety of cold drinks. Read More close
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$154
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