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Hawaii Adventure Activities
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Kauai Backcountry Adventures - Mountain Tubing Adventure
Hop on a tube and float down a gently flowing stream, through several amazing tunnels and flumes engineered and hand dug around 1870! Afterwards enjoy a cool dip in a natural swimming pond.
Ocean Encounters - Manta Ray Night Snorkel
Watch manta rays up close in their natural habitat! This manta ray night snorkeling tour is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience!
North Shore Shark Adventures
Get a glimpse into the fascinating world of sharks. Come aboard the Kailolo II and experience an exciting shark cage dive off Oahu's North Shore.
Hike Maui - Kayak, Snorkel and Waterfall Combo
Do it all in one day! Kayak along ocean cliffs and snorkel with Hawaii's large green sea turtles. Then hike in a rainforest and swim under waterfalls.
North Shore Zipline Company - Zipline Canopy Tour
Set on an historic World War ll Marine training base called Camp Maui, this 7 zipline canopy tour will have you soaring high through the tops of giant eucalyptus trees.
Kualoa Ranch - Jurassic Valley Zipline Tour
Get ready for an exciting 7-course zipline run that includes two suspension bridges. Each zipline is between 200 feet and up to a quarter mile in length!
Umauma Experience - Umauma Falls Zipline Tour
The Umauma Falls zipline tour includes 2 miles of spectacular views along 9 ziplines. You'll also cross a 200-foot suspension bridge over a water-filled lava tube and fern grotto.
Outfitters Kauai - Adrenaline Zipline Course
Skip the small stuff and head straight for pure adrenaline on this Outfitters Kauai zipline tour. There are no beginner lines on this thrilling AdrenaLine Course that includes 4 zipline runs and a plunge into a Bamboo Pool!
Ancient River Kayak - Secret Falls Tour
Hop on a kayak and paddle up the Wailua River, the only navigable river in all of Hawaii! The area is steeped in history and legend, as it was the original home to the first Hawaiians who came from the Marquesas Islands to Kauai almost 1500 years ago.