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Hidden Valley Falls Kayak and Kauai Hike Adventure

Hidden Valley Falls Kayak and Kauai Hike Adventure

Overview

For a fun kayaking Kauai activity, paddle tandem kayaks along the Hule'ia River and travel deep into the heart of the Kauai island jungle. Kauai hiking, a 3/4-mile (1.2km) trek up the valley to an enchanting area of waterfalls and swimming holes. On the way back, be picked up in a twin-hulled powered Hawaiian canoe for a pleasant, easy return trip!

City: Kauai

Fri 10 Jan

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Starting at $135.08

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Fri 10 Jan

Starting at $135.08

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Local taxes

Deluxe two-person kayak

Cold bottled water

Additional Info

Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Minimum of 4 passengers required for tour departure.
Approximately one guide for every 8 - 12 passengers
Items to bring: Swimwear, footwear with an aggressive tread pattern and that can get wet (i.e. Teva-type sandals or aqua socks), towel, sunscreen, insect repellant, waterproof camera
Cold bottled water included

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (85)

ltcoates

Aug 2018

Lots of fun on this one. After the 2 mile kayak trip, we were hot and ready for a dip. First stop was a rope swing and cool water pool. Then more hiking and we entered Jurassic Park. Really great view. Followed by lunch, a tractor ride, and zip lining. Then we hiked some more and did another swing and swim. Really fun and, yes, there are bugs but we were warned before hand and used bug spray and didn't even get bit.

NickellFamilyTravel

Aug 2018

Ok, bad review, lets get through it. The guides were not engaging or helpful at all. There were two guides so you would think one would be in front and one in the back. But these guys just wanted to talk to each other rather than care for the group. We had people spread out all over the river trying to kayak to the destination. After landing, the hike is horrendous, BUG CITY. We are normally under control but we all got bit, multiple bites. The hike once again, we were left behind and not even sure we were on the correct trail a few times. Oh and i forgot to mention, they had waterproof bags, and they just wanted us to carry them, including our lunches. The guides had empty boats, and yet, we were required to carry everything. We were supposed to see the Hidden Falls, and swim (maybe), but we never even saw the falls, i guess they are hidden pretty well. They had a rope swing stop and never said, that was our only point to get wet and cool off. We took off again on a horrendous hike, and then sat in a circle of benches with mosquitoes, ferrel cats and roosters, and ate lunch. The guides acted like we should consider ourselves lucky to be getting the lunch. Finally it was over and we got to hike out, and take a boat back to the dock. I would not and could not ever recommend this tour or company. They Sk

SinginSuzi

Jun 2018

You can't go wrong with this one. Kayaking was a blast and the hike to the waterfall was even better as our guide took plenty of time to talk about the different plants and area history. After a picnic lunch, we were able to take a swim in the pool of water and walk behind the waterfall, it was amazing... Loved every minute. ONLY critique... they say to wear shoes for hiking, etc., but i must of missed the part where it says will be fording across streams and walking on the rocks to move your kayak. I wore tennis shoes and would have been much better off renting the water sandles they have at the shop.