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

Fri 10 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)

Carol W

Mar 2017

Compared to an earlier similar trip we took out of Lihue, this one was half the price and more interesting. 12 people plus guide in double kayaks. The Walua River is wider and a bit wilder than the one spilling into Kalipaki Bay, able to accommodate many groups during the day without seeming like a crowd scene. Our guide Brian? had lots of stories to tell about the region and made sure the slowest among us were not ignored. He would repeat the gist of his story again, to catch everybody up. Very conscious of safety too, as the trail was muddy, rocky and slippery. Be prepared to get very dirty! The waterfall is big and fun to swim to and behind. This is not a trip for the extreme sports crowd, but a nice way to get inside Kauai away from the beaches.

Thulasi Ram P

Feb 2017

We started at 12:30 from Kapaa, started kayaking on Wailua river by 1 PM. We had about 6-7 kayaks (about 14 people) in our group. While we were kayaking up the river, luckily wind was favorable. It is about 1:30 hour trip up the river with breath taking views. In the end we kayaked in a narrow stream that reminds of Anaconda movie. We "parked" the kayaks and hiked for about a mile before reaching the waterfalls. There are multiple places where you will be crossing water. Make sure you are wearing water shoes. Luckily there wasn't lot of mud when we hiked but looking at the hike, I am sure that road will become dirty for little bit of rain. You can swim for a while in the pond under the waterfalls (Our guide told that King used to swim there ;)). We started back at 3:00 PM. Even though it was down stream, wind wasn't favorable for us. We are back at the starting point by 4:45 PM. Tips: 1. Check the weather before you go. 2. Be prepared for a good workout 3. Wear water shoes. 4. Take food and water. 5. Swim in the small pond below the water falls.

Boyd J

Feb 2017

The kayak and hiking tour were really a lot of fun. The only issue we had is that we were not informed of the level of difficulty it would be. After it was over the guide said we went about 8 miles. I would think about 7 miles of that was 2 per boat kayaking and 1 mile of hiking. This kayaking wasn't so hard for us less than in shape people, other than navigating around trees and branches in and out of the water and rocks near the top, and my arm muscles didn't hurt as much as I anticipated the next day or two. The hiking was the really difficult part. There was maybe 1/2 mile each way of hiking through steams, rocks, small hills, lots of roots and branches crossing the trail, and most of all lots and lots of mud. It's a rain forest, and the wettest island in Hawaii, so expect it to be muddy most of the time. I managed not to fall, but my wife fell three times and banged up her legs a little. It helped that our guide brought walking sticks obtained from forest tree branches to help us keep our balance. The waterfall was amazing. It's coming off about a 60 foot cliff that wraps most of the way around a pool at the bottom. Going into the pool and behind the waterfall literally takes your breath away. I may not have done this if I'd known the level of strenuous activity involved, but I'm not at all sorry I did it. It was a big accomplishment and we had a great time and met some new friends, including some that came from within 30 miles of our home.

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