Hawaii ATV tours are great fun for off-road driving fans. Hop on an ATV (or share one with a friend or family member) and venture deep into Hawaii's rainforests, valleys and ranchlands, into areas that are off limits to regular cars. Drive along dirt roads and through streams and mud pools and enjoy scenic views along the way.

Explore Oahu's Ka'a'awa Valley where many Hollywood blockbusters have been filmed in the past, ride the rim of the Big Island's gorgeous Waipio Valley, rumble along dirt trails on Kauai and visit a hidden waterfall, or drive through an active cattle ranch on Maui. Hawaii Discount offers great deals on a huge selection of ATV tours on the four main Hawaiian islands. These tours are very popular, so get your tickets today!

ATV is short for All-Terrain-Vehicle, which, as the name implies, is designed to be able to handle a wider variety of terrain than most other vehicles. ATVs are ideal for exploring Hawaii’s off-the-beaten-path locations, which are vast areas that you can’t access with a car. ATVs are built to be driven on off-road dirt trails. They can be driven through the Island’s lush jungle paths, through shallow streams and mud pools.

The traditional ATV is designed to be driven by a single operator, but some Hawaii ATV companies also offer tandem ATVs that have room for a driver and a passenger. On Kauai they also have dune buggies that have room for a family of four.

Kualoa Ranch on Oahu is the perfect place for off-road ATV driving. Located on the island’s scenic windward coast, Kualoa Ranch is backed by the Koolau Mountains and overlooks the ocean. They have two types of ATVs available: Single ATVs and new Raptor ATVs which have room for five people including the driver.

Kahoma Ranch on Maui offers solo ATVs and two-seater buggies. The ranch lands encompass 600 acres of private dirt roads. You’ll even be able to driver through a cattle pasture while enjoying spectacular views of the West Maui Mountains and the ocean.

A fun tour on Kauai with Kauai ATV is the Waterfall Tour. Choose between a 2 or a 4 passenger dune buggy and drive through a half-mile-long cane haul tunnel and past bunkers from World War II. Then stop at a gorgeous waterfall where you can swim in a natural pool.