Kauai has been a place of inspiration to many, including legendary filmmakers. Over a dozen of movies have scenes featuring the Grand Canyon of the Pacific, magical valleys, mesmerizing waterfalls and the wonders of the lush, tropical paradise named Kauai. Visit the Garden Isle and see for yourself what has inspired Hollywood! There’s nothing like witnessing this stunning Island up close and personal.
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Epic adventures in this lush, tropical paradise, full of natural wonders & creations. Exploring an ancient culture, and getting entangled in fascinating tales and stories. All within the guidance of passionate tour guides and the worries taken care off. If that sounds like an amazing way to spend a day, Kauai is the right place to go. Seeing all the beautiful sights and exploring the vibrant, local culture are experiences to remember.
Your journey will dive right into the most stunning landscapes this Island has to offer. You’ll visit Waimea Canyon, often described as ‘The Grand Canyon of the Pacific.’ With its vibrant red colors and exotic greenery, it definitely is one of the most spectacular sights on the island. You’ll also visit majestic waterfalls and volcanic wonders. Fern Grotto is a volcanic cave that is now home to unique tropical greenery, especially the hanging ferns. It’s often called the most romantic place of Kauai Island and is the perfect place to express your loved one how grateful you are for the beautiful day together. Moving back to volcanic wonders, you’ll also visit Spouting Horn Blowhole that channels ocean waves and release huge spots of water that often reach as high as 50 feet into the air!
While the nature on the Island is truly mesmerizing, we can’t forget the history-rich local towns and the ancient culture of the locals. In the early days, Kauai was widely recognized for their extensive sugar cane production and while the production has diminished, the towns haven’t lost their vibrant energy and there are still stories yet to be told. Book your adventure now and join for day, full of stunning views and fascinating stories from the locals.
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PLEASE NOTE: All guests must bring a valid ID for airport security check-in. International guests must bring a valid passport for airport security check-in. Tour highlights are subject to change without notice and may vary at tour driver discretion in order to take into account National Park Service advisories, weather advisories, traffic advisories, road closures and detours, venue hours of operation, etc.
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Activity Details
Pricing
Adult 13+
$495
$472
Adult 13+
$495
$472
Adult 13+
$495
$472
Rating: 4.5 
$150+
Highlights
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Kauai Island from Oahu Packages
Roberts A
Roberts B
PolyAd
starts at: $485
starts at: $485
starts at: $493
Frequency
Daily
Daily
Daily
Duration
5AM – 8:30PM
5AM – 8:30PM
5AM – 8:30PM
Breakfast
On Your Own
On Your Own
On Your Own
Lunch
On Your Own
On Your Own
On Your Own
Wailua Falls
Hanamaulu Bay
Coco Palms
Opaekaa Falls Lookout
Kapaa Town
Aliomanu
Moloaa Beach
Hanalei Pier
Hanalei Valley
Waimea Canyon
Hanapepe Valley
Spouting Horn
Old Koloa Town
Wailua River Boat Ride
Fern Grotto
Queen Victoria’s Profile
Tunnel of Trees
Russian Fort
Capt. Cooks Landing
Holo Holo Ku Heiau
Transportation Available $18/person
Kauai Island from Oahu Packages
- Wailua Falls
- Hanamaulu Bay
- Coco Palms
- Opaekaa Falls Lookout
- Kapaa Town
- Aliomanu
- Moloaa Beach
- Hanalei Pier
- Hanalei Valley
- Waimea Canyon
- Hanapepe Valley
- Spouting Horn
- Old Koloa Town
- Wailua River Boat Ride
- Fern Grotto
- Queen Victoria’s Profile
- Tunnel of Trees
- Russian Fort
- Capt. Cooks Landing
- Holo Holo Ku Heiau
- Waimea Canyon
- Hanapepe Valley
- Spouting Horn
- Old Koloa Town
- Wailua River Boat Ride
- Fern Grotto
Additional Notes
Activity Inclusions
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Waimea Canyon
Waimea Canyon, also known as the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific”, is one of the Kauai Island’s top destination places. Carved by Waimea River and the collapse of a volcano, it now stretches 14 miles in length and provide stunning views of the rugged valleys.
Helicopter Adventure
For unforgettable views of places hidden from ordinary viewpoints, join for a Helicopter Adventure! You’ll see all the highlights of Kauai: Napali Coast, Waimea Canyon “Grand Canyon of the Pacific”, waterfalls, the hidden Kipa Kai Beach, and Mt. Waialeale.
Famous Movie Scenes
The beauty of Kauai has caught attention far and wide, inspiring many well-known Hollywood movie producers. Kauai has been featured in famous movies like Donovan’s Reef, Blue Hawaii, Jurassic Park, King Kong, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Lilo & Stich and more.
Old Koloa Town
Koloa town is the birthplace of sugar plantations in Hawaii. And even though the production has stopped long time ago, town hasn’t lost its charm. Old plantation stores make up much of this old town, creating a hallmark of Hawaii’s sugar plantation days.
Spouting Horn Blowhole
Watch as the ocean waves channel into a natural lava tube and release a huge spout of water that often reaches as high as 50 feet into the air. You’ll also hear hissing and roaring that is the basis of a Hawaiian legend about a lizard guarding the coastline.
Wailua River Boat Cruise
Enjoy the laid-back floating down the Wailua River while enjoying traditional Hula dancing performance, listening to Hawaiian Music and the legendary stories of ancient Hawaii. Boats are large and spacious, ensuring stunning views of the tropical wildlife.
Famous Historical Sites
Russian Fort Elizabeth State Historical Park. British discoverer’s Captain James Cook’s landing site, the first European explorer to establish contact with the Hawaiian Islands. Holo Holo Ku Heiau sacred site. Naturally formed Queen Victoria’s Profile.
Opaekaa Falls
“Opaekaa” means “rolling shrimp,” which were once abundant in the stream. As the most accessible waterfall on the island, this is also a famous filming location where movies like Donovan’s Reef, Lt. Robin Crusoe, USN, and Seven Women from Hell were filmed.
Hanapepe Valley Lookout
The lookout reveals breathtaking views of the green river valley and the Hanapepe’s mountain ranges, used by Steven Spielberg for the shooting of Jurassic Park. Valley was once essential for sugarcane industry, but is now used for growing taro and coffee.
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