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City & state context
Kauai , Hawaii is best explored with a plan that matches the pace of your group. We coordinate meeting details and timing so your experience starts smoothly and stays comfortable throughout.
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Detailed tour information
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What this includes
Duration: 6 hours (approx.) (approx.)
Language: English
Group size: Up to 12
Activity notes:
Confirmation will be received at time of booking Not recommended for pregnant travelers Children must be accompanied by an adult Minimum age is 5 years old Not wheelchair accessible Not recommended for travelers with back problems No heart problems or other serious medical conditions Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level Trail conditions vary from super dry to very muddy depending on recent rain Hiking sandals like Tevas or Keens, water shoes or sneakers (your feet will get wet & muddy). This tour/activity will have a maximum of 12 travelersWhat to expect
- Explore Kauai's only navigable river with a guide
- Great way to experience the Garden Isle's lush scenery by land and by water
- Learn about the Wailua River's importance to ancient Hawaiians
- All kayaking equipment included
What To Expect
Get an early start to make the most of the fresh tropical morning, and meet your guide at the launch point near the Wailua River, Kauai’s only navigable waterway. Get outfitted with a provided kayak, paddle, and life vest, and store your belongings in a dry bag before setting off on the gentle currents.
Soak up the verdant jungle scenery and views of volcanic peaks in the distance on a 2-mile (3.2-km) paddle upriver towards the north fork. Feel transported back in time as you pass by the traditional huts of Kamokila Village and hear tales of the native Hawaiian people who once lived around and traveled the river more than 1,500 years ago.
Take a break from paddling to explore the rain forest by foot on a moderate hike to the Ulewehi Waterfall, where you’ll be rewarded with views of the majestic falls cascading 120 feet (36 meters) down a mountain cliff. Recharge with a refreshing swim in the cool jungle pool before heading back to the trail and paddling back on the Wailua.
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