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Excursion en kayak et randonnée sur la rivière Wailua et les chutes secrètes à Kauai

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Explorez Kauai lors d'une visite guidée en kayak et en randonnée familiale de la vallée de la rivière Wailua et des chutes d'Uluwehi, alias Secret Falls. Un guide professionnel vous emmènera pagayer à travers certaines des voies navigables les plus sacrées de Kauai et faire de la randonnée dans certaines des plus belles forêts tropicales luxuriantes que Kauai a à offrir en partageant des mythes, des légendes et une partie de l'histoire hawaïenne jusqu'à Secret Falls.

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Tue 19 Nov

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Non recommandé pour les voyageurs ayant une mauvaise santé cardiovasculaire
Les voyageurs doivent avoir au moins un niveau de forme physique modéré
Nous partons immédiatement après l'enregistrement afin d'éviter les arrivées tardives seront autorisés
Déconseillé aux participants ayant récemment subi une blessure au dos, au genou ou à la cheville
Pas de plaies ouvertes
Les participants doivent être en bonne condition physique et capables de faire de la randonnée environ deux milles sur un terrain rocheux, boueux et glissant
Vous devez porter des chaussures bien fixées à vos pieds. Pas de tongs.
Veuillez apporter beaucoup d'eau.
Autres articles recommandés à apporter : maillots de bain, chapeau, lunettes de soleil, crème solaire, anti-moustiques, collations et une serviette.
Les sacs Ziploc doivent être utilisés pour les téléphones portables ou les appareils photo qui ne sont pas étanches
Sans alcool
Déconseillé aux voyageurs ayant récemment subi des blessures au genou, à la cheville ou au dos
Masques faciaux requis pour les guides dans les espaces publics
Masques faciaux fournis aux voyageurs
Désinfectant pour les mains à la disposition des voyageurs et du personnel
Zones à fort trafic régulièrement désinfectées
Équipement/équipement désinfecté entre chaque utilisation
Véhicules de transport régulièrement désinfectés
Guides tenus de se laver régulièrement les mains
Vérifications régulières de la température du personnel
Paiements sans contact pour les pourboires et les suppléments

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Commentaires (590)

landlockedlongboarde

Jan 2020

I went on the tour with my 7-year old son. Our guide, Brian, was very friendly and energetic. He told fun stories that kept the kids (there was another 7 year old in our party) engaged and entertained. The waterfall is majestic and worth the short (and muddy) hike. After the trip, Brian used his personal time to send me photos he had taken of us, which I greatly appreciated. Would definitely do this again.

Michael K

Jan 2020

Summary - If you don't want to read the whole experience (which is quite long with all the details), here are the important details regarding my 2 star review: 1) We traveled during the rainy season (my wife and I and our 4 teenage kids) 2) Our tour guide (Brian) was great 3) Brian indicated at the beginning of the HIKING portion of the tour (after warning us a bit earlier of the possibility) that, if we did the initial river crossing, there was a chance the river might be running too strongly by the time we returned to be able to cross it, leaving us stranded on the other side. His demeanor suggested he thought it was a realistic possibility. 4) Decision was made not to risk it, so we headed back - meaning all we did was kayak (plus Brian's - I believe, genuine, attempt to give us "a bit more" by driving us a short distance to view another water fall - from afar - and then return to the vehicles). No hiking, No swimming, no viewing of the Secret Falls. Realistically, we could easily have driven to the other waterfall ourselves. It was nice, but not terribly impressive. He told us a couple interesting stories and a little Hawaiian trivia during the drive and while at the falls, but, that's about all that was "added" that we couldn't have done ourselves with a few minute drive in the car. 5) Brian told me to contact the owner, Chris, and he'd probably issue us a discount, since we never were able to do the hike or see the falls 6) I called Chris later that day, he offered to reschedule, but I told him the rest of our time in Kaua'i was booked. He said he would not offer any sort of discount. 7) Hence, this review. We received, realistically, less than half of the real tour, and still paid full price. And, here's a more detailed account of exactly how everything went down: First, let me say that Brian was a great tour guide. He was attentive, answered all of our questions, was a wealth of information about Hawaii, various parts of our tour and all manner of random Hawaiian trivia. He kept us well informed of exactly what was happening, what we should be doing, and was an all around fun individual to tour with. So, with the good out of the way, I'll pass along why this is not a 5 star review. When we went on the tour there had been some recent rainfall so that the river was running a bit faster/"fuller" than is ideal for the "back-end" hiking portion of the tour. The kayaking ends where the hiking begins, and during the hike you have a number of river crossings that must be done. At the marina where we launched the kayaks, Brian indicated there was a possibility that we could run into some issue at the river crossing, but decided to carry on since there was also a chance that there would be no problem at all. Keep in mind that, had we decided not to go at all, since we might only get "half" of our tour, then we'd likely have been stuck paying for the full tour and getting nothing, since they require 48 hours advance notice of a cancellation, and we'd "effectively" have been cancelling our reservation. Considering how things ended up when all was said and done, I'm pretty sure that's exactly how they'd have handled it - but, I'm getting ahead of myself. Once we reached the end of our kayaking, and reached the first river crossing area, Brian indicated that, we could cross and that it might be fine for the return, but that it was possible that, once we had crossed, by the time we returned to get back, we might not be able to safely cross and we'd be stuck on the other side of the river - requiring us to possibly wait hours for the water to slow down or having to receive an emergency evac which would have required an arduous trek through the "jungle", basically, to reach the evac point. The decision was made to play it safe and return. So, we returned to the kayaks and headed back. Once back to the marina, Brian did drive us to see another waterfall (although only from a distance) and then took us back to the vehicles. I asked him how they would handle the situation, since we had paid quite a bit for, realistically, only "half" of the tour, at best, since it was the hike and the swim and the falls that we were really after - the kayaks were just a means to get there. He said to contact Chris (the owner), and that he'd likely issue a partial refund. I can't say if he really believed that Chris would do so or if he simply didn't want to deal with it and passed the buck. Either way, I called Chris later that day and was offered another trip out, but no refund. I indicated that the rest of our time in Kaua'i was already booked and that it really wasn't an option. He said there was nothing further he could do. All in all, I think 2 stars is an accurate description of our experience. Had we received the full tour, I fully believe that we would have thoroughly enjoyed the experience and that Brian would have done a terrific job. I also believe that Brian probably made the right call in playing it safe. However, there is, realistically, no reason that Chris could not have issued us a partial refund, since the best part of the trip never materialized and Brian really only spent a little over half the originally alotted time with us, total (even accounting for a little jaunt to view the other waterfall). I didn't expect half off. I didn't even throw out a number. I simply asked what Chris could do for us, since Brian had said I should give him a call. Even if he had given us 15 or 20%, I probably would have been fine with it. He still would have made a bit on the excursion, and would at least have walked away with a 4 star or possibly even 5 star review. Instead, he chose a little extra profit over the customer and this review is the fruit of that decision. That is unfortunate, but, it is the reality. Maybe he doesn't care because he's got a decent review profile, and maybe figures this won't affect him much. He probably also figures very few people ever take the tour again, so repeat business from us is unlikely. But, for certain, we won't be sending anyone else his way. Buyer beware. If you are thinking about this excursion, and you're taking it during the rainy season or after any heavy rains and the tour guide suggests there is ANY chance that the hike may not happen, consider how badly you want to kayak, because you may end up paying full price for an entire waterfall hiking tour simply to kayak down the river for a few hours - which, although nice, wasn't anything amazing. There are plenty of other FREE hikes/trips/excursions you can do on Kaua'i that will offer spectacular views and much more interesting scenery than the river offered, and you won't be risking a significant pricetag for what may be a very underwhelming experience.

Matthew_L

Jan 2020

Our guide Brian was fun and energetic. The kayaking was relatively easy as the water is very still. The hike was a challenge as the path is slippery after any rain. But still easy enough for someone used to light to moderate physical activity. Waterfall was breathtaking and worth the journey. Definitely recommend going behind the waterfall if you are able.

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