Wailua River and Secret Falls Kayak and Hiking Tour on Kauai in Kauai booking from $125.00

Wailua River and Secret Falls Kayak and Hiking Tour on Kauai

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Explore Kauai on a family-friendly guided kayaking and hiking tour of the Wailua river valley and Uluwehi falls a.k.a. Secret Falls. A professional tour guide will take you paddling through some of Kauai's most sacred waterways and hiking through some of the most beautiful lush tropical forest Kauai has to offer sharing myths, legends and some Hawaiian history all the way to Secret Falls.

City: Kauai

Sun 12 Jan

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What's Included

All taxes, fees and handling charges

Professional guide

All activities

Use of backpack style dry bag

Additional Info

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
We depart immediately after check-in so no late arrivals will be permitted
Not recommended for participants with recent back, knee or ankle injuries
No open wounds
Participants must be in good physical condition and able to hike approximately two miles through rocky, muddy and slippery terrain
Must wear shoes that are secure to your feet. No flip flops.
Please bring plenty of water.
Other recommended items to bring: swimsuits, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, mosquito repellent, snacks, and a towel.
Ziploc bags should be used for cell phones or cameras that are not waterproof
No alcohol
Not recommended for travelers with recent knee, ankle or back injuries
Face masks required for guides in public areas
Face masks provided for travellers
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Gear/equipment sanitised between use
Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Regular temperature checks for staff
Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons

Cancellation Policy

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

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Reviews (590)

jamesgitter13

Jan 2018

The kayaking was long and boring. No wild life to see. The hike was muddy and slippery. We saw several people take nasty falls. The trail is not maintained. Save your money. If you are a senior citizen it is way to dangerous.

Derrick G

Jan 2018

We thoroughly enjoyed this experience. Brian was our tour guide. He was full of stories and was extremely interactive with the group. We did the 7AM, tour, which was nice as there were 6 of us, with tour guide. Expect mud! If you don't then, you will not enjoy. We were lucky and the trail was unseasonably dry. Looking at the trails, there would be no way to avoid the mud in the rainy season. All kayaks hold 2 people. If you're not accustomed to physical activity, you will struggle. For us, it was fairly straightforward. You kayak 4 miles and hike 3. Plenty of people from all ages and abilities were on the trail, so don't let the activity scare you away. Please bring hiking shoes that you don't mind getting muddy inside and out. Ensure you bring your bug spray!

Jeffrey P

Jan 2018

This was an amazing excursion. Tyler was a great guide. He had a great deal of knowledge about the island, as well as the different plants and animals on the trail. He also made the tour very fun. Its an approx 2 mile kayak tour down a very calm river. On the way back there was a mild current you were paddling against. After beaching your kayak, you will take an approx 1.5 mile hike through some at times calf deep mud, slippery mud and tall brush. You will also need to climb and descend a small hill. Just for perspective I’m 53 years old and in relatively good health. I do love kayaking but kayak experiece isn’t a must. What is a must is using a walking stick. There are many at the start of the hiking trail. It will definitely help you keep your balance. Also as Tyler said, “Don’t avoid the muck, embrace it.” It will help you not slip and fall” I would highly recommend doing this tour during the early part of the day for a few reasons. One the more the trail is hiked on, the more slippery the ground becomes. Two, the falls got more crowded the later the morning got. Three, trying to hike back to the kayaks took longer because there were so many people trying to hike to the falls. Finally, when we finally got back to the area where we beached our kayaks, it was extremely crowded. So if you like kayaking, hiking or you just want to try something new and fun, give this excursion a try. I will definitely be doing this again on my next trip to Kauai.

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