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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.
Ville: Kauai
Wed 06 Nov
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Use of backpack style dry bag
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Professional guide
All activities
Information additionnelle
  • 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)
Jeresa P
Jul 2013
We had a free day and decided to do a kayak tour last minute. We went the visitor center by the river and they were completely booked for that afternoon and the guide and several men were sitting around and looked at us like we were stupid. They then were very condescending with a comment about waking up and expecting to get a tour the same day. Let us know all excursions in Kauai are booked weeks in advance. Not true..... Next day we called and got in on the afternoon tour with Dukes for next day. When we arrived on this sunny beautiful day they informed us we would not be going to the falls because of a flash flood the night before. Although this was hard to grasp since there were other tours gone by and these guys said they could refund our money or just float the river but too dangerous to get us on the falls trail. They were very nice and allowed us to tour the Hawaiian village at their dock, which was great. And no fee! They had space the next day so were booking our trip for the following afternoon when we started seeing empty kayaks and bags floating by. About 10 all together. They got us booked and then started helping to collect the other tours gear for them and we took our SAFE and wonderful tour the next day EVAN was great guide and sooooo funny. Learned lots, falls and hike was great and I'm not a strong hiker and this was first effort to kayak. It was a great day.
VCG_8825
Jul 2013
This is a kayak trip down the Wailua River, plus a 1.5 mile hike to the so-called Secret Falls. Some stuff you need to know: Show up ON TIME and be prepared to spend more time than expected on the water. The tour was supposed to leave at 12:15 and didn't leave until almost 1:00 because so many rude people were late. That meant we didn't finish our hike until nearly 4:30. However, those same people had an event to go to and became very insistent that they needed to leave NOW. As a result, our trip was cut short to get those people back on land. Not because they were whining, but because they'd probably become dangerous and belligerent on the water. So, in other words, don't be a jerk, plan ahead, and your tour will go well. First thing you'll notice: You meet at a "base camp" near a Hawaiian village, where you get a small safety lecture. The river is right there, but you don't put in the boats there. Instead, they drive all the way out and head to a parking lot/dock off the highway. Duke's HAS to do this. They're not ripping you off. There is some sort of regulation that forces them to put the kayaks in at this site. So don't be surprised if this happens. The kayaking itself isn't too difficult, though of course, it's two miles and there is a current. The tour guide will let people go ahead to a meeting place and, at the same time, make sure no one falls too far behind. Once at the shore, the hike is of mild to moderate difficulty. The trail gets muddy, you cross some streams, there are rocks to climb over at times and roots to grab on to, etc. In short: wear shoes that are both supportive and water-resistant. The Secret Falls isn't. There were many, many tour groups there from multiple kayak tours. Generally, people were respectful but it was obviously crowded on the rocky shore. You can swim in the falls, though the water was chilly even in July and it rained on us a bit. It's recommended that you not swim under the physical falls or near the sides because of falling rocks, but you can. No one will stop you. About Duke's: Evan, our guide, was friendly, down to earth, and patient. He had great forest lore, entertained the kids, and guided us across small obstacles. I'm pretty unsteady on wet rocks and he was very encouraging! The price was good with a coupon: it was ~85 for two people, plus nine dollars for lunch (very simple sandwich, chips, and water). Even if you pay full price, though, you're getting a good 5 hours out of it, which is worth the price. I had a wonderful time, snapped some great pictures, and got to swim near a waterfall.
Jean De d
Jul 2013
We went on this tour at the end of June. Even was out guide. We kayaked 2 miles and then hiked 1 mile to the Secret Falls where we swam in the falls and ate a lunch which was provided by our guide. A wonderful thing to do in Kauai. We really enjoyed it so much! Our guide Even was so kind and friendly.

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