Afisha Life | Obserwacja wielorybów w kajaku morskim

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Oferujemy różnorodne soki tropikalne i wodę gazowaną o smaku owocowym. Prosimy o przyniesienie własnego pojemnika na wodę do napełnienia zimną przefiltrowaną wodą.

Prosimy o złożenie zamówienia na lunch: 808-826-9844 przed datą trasy, w przeciwnym razie domyślnie zjemy kanapkę z indykiem. Do wyboru są indyk, szynka, warzywa i PBJ.

We offer assorted tropical juices and sparkling fruit flavored water. Please bring your own water container to fill with cold filtered water.

Please place lunch order before tour date or we default to turkey sandwich. Choices are turkey, ham, salami,veggie and PBJ.

We offer assorted tropical juices and sparkling fruit flavored water. Please bring your own water container to fill with cold filtered water.

Please place lunch order before tour date or we default to turkey sandwich. Choices are turkey, ham, salami,veggie and PBJ.

We offer assorted tropical juices and sparkling fruit flavored water. Please bring your own water container to fill with cold filtered water.

Dodatkowe informacje

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have a high level of physical fitness
Not for youth under age 16

Czego oczekiwać

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Poipu

Obserwacja wielorybów i nurkowanie z kajakiem morskim Zameldowanie: 8:30 rano Zimą łagodnie falujące południowe wybrzeże staje się ulubionym miejscem kajakarzy morskich. Będziesz wiosłować tymi samymi ścieżkami kajakowymi, którymi podążali dawni Polinezyjczycy i kapitanowie wielorybów. Rozpoczniemy dzień podróży na Złotym Wybrzeżu Kaua'i w Po'ipu i popłyniemy na zachód wzdłuż skalistej i malowniczej linii brzegowej, na której znajduje się Sputing Horn, odległa dolina Lawai, niezwykły staw Nomilo i zatoka Wahi awa. Zima to sezon dla humbaków i często punkt kulminacyjny rejsu. Po corocznej długiej podróży z Alaski te łagodne olbrzymy rozkoszują się ciepłymi hawajskimi wodami przez okres narodzin i igraszek. Zachwyć się podobnie, gdy te wieloryby przełamią się przed tobą lub, co bardziej prawdopodobne, zobacz wirujące delfiny, latające ryby i zielone żółwie morskie. Przy odrobinie szczęścia uda nam się czasem zobaczyć zagrożoną wyginięciem fokę mniszkę w wodzie lub na słonecznej plaży. Obserwuj ptaki z kokpitu na głuptaki, fregaty i ptaki tropikalne. Zmocz się i nurkuj z rurką przy jednym z najpiękniejszych wybrzeży Kauai, gdzie życie morskie i ptactwo uzupełnia dzień wspaniałego wiosłowania. Pod koniec dnia odwieziemy Cię z powrotem do hotelu lub do naszego sklepu późnym popołudniem. Minimum 4 osoby otwierają wycieczkę — Zameldowanie w przystani nad rzeką Wailua: 8:30 — Transfer do Koloa Landing (Po'ipu) —Wycieczka zorganizowana w rejonie South Shore w godzinach 9:30–14:30 —Lunch składający się z delikatesów Kanapki, soki tropikalne i woda butelkowana w cenie — Transfer z powrotem do Wailua River Marina: 15:30 *Czasy są zmienne, tj. dłuższe lub krótsze i podlegają kaprysom dynamiki grupy i pogody. Ocena i wymagania fizyczne: Wymagająca przygoda polecana bardziej aktywnym parom, nieco trudniejszym rodzinom i innym. Ta wycieczka może być treningiem. Uczestnicy powinni czuć się komfortowo w wodzie, być w dobrej kondycji fizycznej i nie mieć skłonności do choroby morskiej. To wiosło obejmuje około trzech do czterech godzin przerywanego wiosłowania. Kiedy gdzie: Od października do kwietnia – poniedziałek, środa i piątek. (przy 4 osobach w dowolny dzień tygodnia). Przy sprzyjającej pogodzie: niestabilna zimowa pogoda może powodować okresowe opóźnienia, zalecamy rezerwację z tygodniowym wyprzedzeniem i na początku pobytu na Kaua'i. Zamelduj się o 8:30 w naszym sklepie Wailua Marina. Nasz przewodnik do stosunku klientów: Jeden przewodnik dla siedmiu klientów. Odbiór z South Shore: Jeśli przebywasz w południowej części wyspy, możesz umówić się na spotkanie w strefie startowej Koloa Landing. W miejscu startu lądowania Koloa nie ma parkingu. I

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Poipu

Whale Watch & Snorkel by Sea Kayak Check In: 8:30 a.m. During the winter the gently rolling South coast becomes a favorite for sea kayakers. You'll paddle the same canoe paths of old taken by early Polynesians and whaling captains. We will begin the day's journey on the Golden coast of Kaua'i at Po'ipu and paddle west along the rugged and scenic shoreline that is home to the Spouting Horn, the remote Lawai Valley, the unusual Nomilo Pond, and the cove of Wahi'awa. Winter is the season for Humpback Whales and often the highlight of the voyage. After their long journey from Alaska each year, these gentle giants delight themselves in the warm Hawaiian waters for a season of birthing and frolicking. Delight yourself likewise, as these whales breach before you , or more likely spot Spinning dolphins, Flying fish, and Green sea turtles. With luck we sometimes see the endangered Monk Seal in the water or a sunny beach. Bird watch for Boobies, Frigate , and Tropic birds from your cockpit. Get wet and snorkel off one of Kauai's finest shores, where the sea and bird life compliments a day of splendid paddling. At day's end we will have you back to your hotel or back to our shop late afternoon. 4 person minimum opens a tour —Check In Wailua River Marina: 8:30 a.m. —Shuttle to Koloa Landing (Po'ipu) —Tour staged in South shore area 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. —Lunch of Deli made Sandwiches, tropical juices and bottled water included —Shuttle back to Wailua River Marina: 3:30 p.m. *Times are variable, i.e., longer or shorter and subject to the vagaries of group and weather dynamics. Rating & Physical Requirements: A challenging adventure recommended for the more active couples a bit hardier families and others. This tour can be a workout. Participants should be comfortable in the water, in good physical condition and not prone to seasickness. This paddle involves about three to four hours of intermittent paddling. When & Where: October through April -- Monday, Wednesday and Friday. (with 4 persons any day of the week). Weather Permitting: unstable winter weather can cause periodic postponements, we recommend reserving up to a week in advance and early during your stay on Kaua'i. Check in at 8:30 a.m. at our Wailua Marina Shop. Our Guide to client ratio: One guide to seven clients. South Shore pick up: If staying on the south side of the island you can arrange to meet at the Koloa Landing launch area. There is no parking at the Koloa landing launch area. I

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Poipu

Whale Watch & Snorkel by Sea Kayak Check In: 8:30 a.m. During the winter the gently rolling South coast becomes a favorite for sea kayakers. You'll paddle the same canoe paths of old taken by early Polynesians and whaling captains. We will begin the day's journey on the Golden coast of Kaua'i at Po'ipu and paddle west along the rugged and scenic shoreline that is home to the Spouting Horn, the remote Lawai Valley, the unusual Nomilo Pond, and the cove of Wahi'awa. Winter is the season for Humpback Whales and often the highlight of the voyage. After their long journey from Alaska each year, these gentle giants delight themselves in the warm Hawaiian waters for a season of birthing and frolicking. Delight yourself likewise, as these whales breach before you , or more likely spot Spinning dolphins, Flying fish, and Green sea turtles. With luck we sometimes see the endangered Monk Seal in the water or a sunny beach. Bird watch for Boobies, Frigate , and Tropic birds from your cockpit. Get wet and snorkel off one of Kauai's finest shores, where the sea and bird life compliments a day of splendid paddling. At day's end we will have you back to your hotel or back to our shop late afternoon. 4 person minimum opens a tour —Check In Wailua River Marina: 8:30 a.m. —Shuttle to Koloa Landing (Po'ipu) —Tour staged in South shore area 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. —Lunch of Deli made Sandwiches, tropical juices and bottled water included —Shuttle back to Wailua River Marina: 3:30 p.m. *Times are variable, i.e., longer or shorter and subject to the vagaries of group and weather dynamics. Rating & Physical Requirements: A challenging adventure recommended for the more active couples a bit hardier families and others. This tour can be a workout. Participants should be comfortable in the water, in good physical condition and not prone to seasickness. This paddle involves about three to four hours of intermittent paddling. When & Where: October through April -- Monday, Wednesday and Friday. (with 4 persons any day of the week). Weather Permitting: unstable winter weather can cause periodic postponements, we recommend reserving up to a week in advance and early during your stay on Kaua'i. Check in at 8:30 a.m. at our Wailua Marina Shop. Our Guide to client ratio: One guide to seven clients. South Shore pick up: If staying on the south side of the island you can arrange to meet at the Koloa Landing launch area. There is no parking at the Koloa landing launch area. I

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Poipu

Whale Watch & Snorkel by Sea Kayak Check In: 8:30 a.m. During the winter the gently rolling South coast becomes a favorite for sea kayakers. You'll paddle the same canoe paths of old taken by early Polynesians and whaling captains. We will begin the day's journey on the Golden coast of Kaua'i at Po'ipu and paddle west along the rugged and scenic shoreline that is home to the Spouting Horn, the remote Lawai Valley, the unusual Nomilo Pond, and the cove of Wahi'awa. Winter is the season for Humpback Whales and often the highlight of the voyage. After their long journey from Alaska each year, these gentle giants delight themselves in the warm Hawaiian waters for a season of birthing and frolicking. Delight yourself likewise, as these whales breach before you , or more likely spot Spinning dolphins, Flying fish, and Green sea turtles. With luck we sometimes see the endangered Monk Seal in the water or a sunny beach. Bird watch for Boobies, Frigate , and Tropic birds from your cockpit. Get wet and snorkel off one of Kauai's finest shores, where the sea and bird life compliments a day of splendid paddling. At day's end we will have you back to your hotel or back to our shop late afternoon. 4 person minimum opens a tour —Check In Wailua River Marina: 8:30 a.m. —Shuttle to Koloa Landing (Po'ipu) —Tour staged in South shore area 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. —Lunch of Deli made Sandwiches, tropical juices and bottled water included —Shuttle back to Wailua River Marina: 3:30 p.m. *Times are variable, i.e., longer or shorter and subject to the vagaries of group and weather dynamics. Rating & Physical Requirements: A challenging adventure recommended for the more active couples a bit hardier families and others. This tour can be a workout. Participants should be comfortable in the water, in good physical condition and not prone to seasickness. This paddle involves about three to four hours of intermittent paddling. When & Where: October through April -- Monday, Wednesday and Friday. (with 4 persons any day of the week). Weather Permitting: unstable winter weather can cause periodic postponements, we recommend reserving up to a week in advance and early during your stay on Kaua'i. Check in at 8:30 a.m. at our Wailua Marina Shop. Our Guide to client ratio: One guide to seven clients. South Shore pick up: If staying on the south side of the island you can arrange to meet at the Koloa Landing launch area. There is no parking at the Koloa landing launch area. I

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Poipu

Whale Watch & Snorkel by Sea Kayak Check In: 8:30 a.m. During the winter the gently rolling South coast becomes a favorite for sea kayakers. You'll paddle the same canoe paths of old taken by early Polynesians and whaling captains. We will begin the day's journey on the Golden coast of Kaua'i at Po'ipu and paddle west along the rugged and scenic shoreline that is home to the Spouting Horn, the remote Lawai Valley, the unusual Nomilo Pond, and the cove of Wahi'awa. Winter is the season for Humpback Whales and often the highlight of the voyage. After their long journey from Alaska each year, these gentle giants delight themselves in the warm Hawaiian waters for a season of birthing and frolicking. Delight yourself likewise, as these whales breach before you , or more likely spot Spinning dolphins, Flying fish, and Green sea turtles. With luck we sometimes see the endangered Monk Seal in the water or a sunny beach. Bird watch for Boobies, Frigate , and Tropic birds from your cockpit. Get wet and snorkel off one of Kauai's finest shores, where the sea and bird life compliments a day of splendid paddling. At day's end we will have you back to your hotel or back to our shop late afternoon. 4 person minimum opens a tour —Check In Wailua River Marina: 8:30 a.m. —Shuttle to Koloa Landing (Po'ipu) —Tour staged in South shore area 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. —Lunch of Deli made Sandwiches, tropical juices and bottled water included —Shuttle back to Wailua River Marina: 3:30 p.m. *Times are variable, i.e., longer or shorter and subject to the vagaries of group and weather dynamics. Rating & Physical Requirements: A challenging adventure recommended for the more active couples a bit hardier families and others. This tour can be a workout. Participants should be comfortable in the water, in good physical condition and not prone to seasickness. This paddle involves about three to four hours of intermittent paddling. When & Where: October through April -- Monday, Wednesday and Friday. (with 4 persons any day of the week). Weather Permitting: unstable winter weather can cause periodic postponements, we recommend reserving up to a week in advance and early during your stay on Kaua'i. Check in at 8:30 a.m. at our Wailua Marina Shop. Our Guide to client ratio: One guide to seven clients. South Shore pick up: If staying on the south side of the island you can arrange to meet at the Koloa Landing launch area. There is no parking at the Koloa landing launch area. I

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Recenzje (6)

Nan H

Feb 2024

We had a wonderful time. Jay was our trip leader with Harrison and Gavin helping out. They took care of everything. We did not see any whales, but we did see dolphins and turtles. Even if we had not seen any wildlife, the experience would’ve been perfect. It was peaceful and well-managed, and we had lunch at the quintessential deserted beach. The food that was supplied was surprisingly fresh and delicious. We are not stellar athletes, but they were supportive and kind and Jay skillfully helped me get back into the kayak in the middle of the ocean after I jumped in. Jay knows so much about the island and was a nonstop source of entertainment and interesting information. I recommend this tour wholeheartedly!

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Feb 2024

Aloha Nan, What a nice review that gives one a real sense of what our winter Whale Watch tour is about. As you learned even if we don’t encounter whales (the previous tour did) it is a nice tour for all the reasons you stated, e.g. dolphins, turtles and a nice lunch on a remote beach. Folks are slowly discovering this tour and glad you did. Stay well and active. Micco

mommagogo

Feb 2023

Jay guided us on a gorgeous day out, kayaking from Poipu to Port Allen. It was such a gift to have close and unintrusive encounters with sea life, including a pair of curious whales. He showed us a coral reef at sea we could snorkel, which would have been impossible to know was there without his expertise. We stopped at a quiet and nearly empty beach--again, it would be hard to know it was there without a guide--for lunch and to stretch our legs. At every every moment of our trip, Jay was a calm, exceedingly capable, fun, and knowledgeable guide--including the drive back to the launch where he casually answered questions about Kauai history and gave me more insight than I've gathered in all my trips here put together. This was a highlight of a 12-day trip that's been filled with beautiful, unforgettable moments. TIPS If you're staying on the south or west side, ask if you can meet them at Koloa Landing. Take Dramamine if at all in doubt. I don't get carsick or airsick and have never been sick on a kayak, but I took Dramamine and am glad I did. Especially when I wasn't paddling waiting to see what the whales might do, I started to feel the waves. I crashed hard after the trip when the sun and drug hit, but was fine while I was out on the water.

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Feb 2023

Aloha Momm..., Great review with some good pointers for anyone contemplating participating on our south shore whale watch by sea kayak. Jay runs our sea kayak department and is excellent, as you found out, on the field and back at the office. Come back and paddle with Jay on our famous Na Pali by sea kayak during the summer. Until then....keep active and engaged. Micco

ntrede1

Feb 2023

First of all there is Jay, our tour guide - from the start his calm attitude inspired trust and confidence that we could go on our first open ocean kayak trip and muster adverse situations. He is incredibly knowledgeable, fun, friendly and infectiously enthusiastic. The experience would not have been the same without him! He guided us expertly through pretty high waves and was right there to help when we toppled twice (it wasn't scary at all). Then there were the whales - what a spectacle to see 2 humpbacks surface, jump, go on deep dives for about 30 minutes in our vicinity! Jay also took us to a reef for snorkeling with beautiful views of living corals and all sorts of fish. Lunch on a secluded beach was fun and restorative and the pick-up by Elijah smooth. Lots of really interesting detailed historical and botanical data from Jay on our trip back to Koloa. A day to remember forever!

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Feb 2023

Aloha Ntredel, Wow! Sorry I wasn't with you all paddling with the Humpbacks. It's a hit and miss with the whales. Even when we don't get near whales, it is still a nice paddle with great scenery above and below water. Will share with Jay your kind review. Hope to sea you back and paddling Na Pali Coast this summer with Jay. Thanks for taking the time. A hui hou, Micco

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