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4.7 (150 reviews)
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Charles C.

There are no bad excursions in Hawaii Our guide Zak was great, bad jokes and all. He was a wealth of local knowledges and stopped often to tell us about history and foliage. Pulled a good joke on the laggard hikers near the end! Kayak back was work into a 20mph wind and with rain, be ready for varied conditions but still a blast! Highly recommended for those with adventure and some athletic ability, LOL

Hawaiian Brian was awesome! My husband and I both really enjoyed this excursion and felt the guide was genuine in caring for the guest's experience. A nice touch that I wasn't aware of beforehand is that sturdy wet bags were provided to each couple to keep personal items safe. Brian was very helpful in educating the group about the flora, island, culture and local recommendations. The guides would greet each other warmly when passing each other with different groups and it was clear this company has a welcoming and 'Aloha' environment. I would recommend this tour, can't wait to bring friends and family back for the same experience.

What a wonderful experience we had on our kayak, hike, and waterfall experience! We started out by getting checked in by Annie. She briefed the group about the day and handed out dry bags to prepare to head out to the marina. Once at the marina, we were assigned kayaks and she helped everyone get into the water and start to paddle around in the cove. Keep in mind, your feet will get wet! We wore hiking shoes and socks and truthfully, we don't regret that! You then paddle up the river going as fast or as slow as you want. Annie was there to keep everyone on track while offering to take photos along the way! She provided interesting info about Hawaii and then area we were in while paddling to the hiking spot. Upon arriving at the kayak pull up, you will get wet again. We started the 1.5-2.0 mile hike to the waterfall. Be prepared to forge a few rivers! It did pour while on the trail, but honestly, it's part of the experience! There are a few places that are uneven, but overall, the hike was great. You spend about 30 min at the waterfall and it's beautiful! Worth the hike! The walk back seemed much shorter along with the paddle. We had an amazing time and enjoyed chatting with Annie during our paddles! We are two late 30 year olds in moderate shape and it was a breeze! Don't miss out on this great activity! Just go into knowing you will be wet :)

Ashlyn L.

In as few words as possible: GO, get Hawaiian Brian as your guide (there's a reason he's mentioned in so many people's reviews), and wear comfortable waterproof shoes. Let the guide handle the rest and you're golden. And seriously.... Hawaiian Brian is unbeatable. Amazing dude.

Beautiful Wailua River
Meesh P.

We just finished an afternoon kayak on the Wailua River and hike to the water fall with Brian. He was fantastic and chock full of information and historical knowledge! My kids (11 and 13 y.o. boys) and husband are typically naysayers when it comes to adventures that I plan. Today, I actually heard "that was amazing and the waterfall was so cool!" BAM! Mom for the win. Brian was thoughtful, prepared, helpful, kind, and super positive. He's a Kauai native and knew so much about the foliage, surrounding areas, and local information. I highly recommend booking this on a Wednesday when Brian is working! Mahalo!

Yvette K.

I'm pretty reserved normally but wanted to try something adventurous. My husband and I definitely chose the right tour. We did the Wailua River and Secret Falls Kayak and Hiking Morning Tour. The photos of the Falls don't do it justice. Our guide Dustin made the experience all that much more enjoyable. I am in my 50s and not the best shape but did fantastic. With Dustin's expertise and kindness, it was a lifetime adventure to remember. I've marked off a bucket list item and would recommend this to all.

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Rose N.

I came to Kauai for my birthday. Our tour guide was Hawaiian Brian. He was an excellent guide. Funny and a wealth of knowledge. He was kind enough to patiently take everyone's photos (including candids) and share his food. It was obvious that he loves Hawaii and loves teaching!

Jeannette G.

We had an outstanding experience here. Brian, our tour guide, was incredibly skilled at story telling in many areas especially the history of the land and aka as the bird whisperer. We enjoyed ourselves very much. Beautiful scenery. As older and active adults, we feel that hiking boots should've been worn and highly recommended as a must have to prevent foot injuries or foot pain afterwards. We wore water shoes and regretfully felt the soreness afterwards. We recommend two sets of footwear. Wear a thick sole shoe for the home and/or bring water shoes for the kayak! Nonetheless, we had a fabulous time and highly recommend this tour. This is a long and strenuous adventure. Plan wisely.

Kayak landing point, hike trail head
Mark H.

This kayak/hike was à beautiful part of our trip to Kauai. The weather was perfect, the scenery amazing, the guide (Brian) knowledgeable, friendly and fun and the secret falls were beyond word. Highly recommend this for anyone wanting to enjoy Kauai in a more active way. This does require a moderate level of fitness and good foot wear!! Flip flops, slides or anything else the looks like a slipper will at least fall off and at worst leave you with a sprained ankle. There are some sharp rocks to scramble over, so be sensible.

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Brian the man - hella good time. My wife and 4 kiddos went yesterday. Perfect day. :)

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Wailua Kayak Adventures

Wailua Kayak Adventures

4.8
(345 reviews)
1.8 mi

Had a great time renting kayaks for a half day 12:30-5:30. Called in to make the reservation and…read morestaff was very accommodating. Wes met us at the river and went over very clear instructions and tips. It was great that they included wet bags to store your things. The river itself was beautiful, the waterfall 'hike' is generally very easy with a couple stream and river crossings that are slip hazards but overall not physically strenuous, and the waterfall is beautiful and the pool is swimmable. Plenty of time to check out both arms of the river. **WARNING - DO NOT park in the adjacent thrift store parking lot if the park parking is full. They slapped a huge sticker on our windshield and demanded $25 in payment when we got back to our car despite actually spending some time in the thrift shop and scheduling a donation time.

This one I'm going to have to file under one of the hardest things I've done in my life! But I'm so…read moreproud we accomplished this and did this! So many people talk about kayaking the Wailua River and hiking to Secret Falls. We didn't get a chance to do this on our last trip, but my youngest and I tackled this on this trip! Our guide, Ronda, arrived a couple minutes after our tour start time at 1pm. The morning guide said she'd be along "in island time." Once she got there, she took the time to tell us a little about herself, went around our group and had us each introduce ourselves and share a few words. She took the time to memorize all of our names! She also explained to us as all the other tours were heading out, that she liked to hang back and let everyone go do their thing so we can experience the falls privately as just our group. This girl knows what she's doing! It was about a two mile kayaking journey up the Wailua River with stops intermittently along the way for our "kayak kisses" so Ronda could tell us about the history and other aspects of the island. We were almost in our own little version of Survivor, thinking up ways we could survive out there and what we would need. It was honestly very cool. Once we got the end of the kayaking journey, we were given walking sticks for the moderate 1 mile hike to Secret Falls. There are a couple of areas where you have to cross through water, but nothing higher than the knees, at that time. The hike was beautiful! Ronda pointed out the Hawaiian Woodrose, kukui nuts, which we got to crack open and have a small sample, we washed our hands with awapuhi from the awapuhi plant, etc. it was such a cool adventure. We met the local songbird and dug to find worms for him to eat. He ate right from our hands! He actually landed on my hand and looked at me for a couple seconds! We saw cows on the journey home as well. Secret Falls is amazing. We had a blast swimming around there and resting from the journey. We met a lot of great people in our tour. It was like we all became a little family. We packed up and hiked back to our kayaks and headed back down the Wailua for the journey home. This time the wind was against us, so it was literally like paddling upstream both ways lol! This was such an amazing experience. I'm sure I'm leaving some things out because there was so much! I would say, if you're doing the 1pm tour, don't have any other plans the rest of the day. You don't want to be in a rush to get out of there. Our 5 hour tour ended up being close to 7 hours. It was nice because on the way back the motorized vessels were no longer on the river, so we didn't have to worry about other traffic. I'd also recommend having dinner for that night figured out ahead of time because most places locally close at 8pm. We were able to grab dinner from a spot about 10 minutes prior to their closing. They recommend tennis shoes or hiking boots, but my daughter and I used our water socks/reef shoes and while there were a couple times when we were bouldering I would have liked to have better shoes, ultimately it wasn't an issue. Ronda gives you an opportunity to unplug from the world, get yourself on island time, and take in all the beauty Kauai has to offer. Take it!

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Wailua River

Wailua River

4.5
(30 reviews)
0.4 mi

If you want to enjoy a water activity that doesn't involve the ocean, then Wailua River is your…read morejam. Next time we visit, we plan to rent kayaks and navigate this river either in a tour or on our own. There's so much to see and explore along this river. It's so lush and beautiful! We took the Smith's guided tour this time up to Fern Grotto and it was awesome!

If you're vacationing in Kauai, Wailua River is the place to visit. My best friend booked an…read moreexcursion for us ladies here to do some kayaking and hiking for the afternoon. It was about 5 and half hours long but so worth it. First you check in, listen to the tour guides instructions and then head out to the river. There was us 3 and several other groups that did this tour. We didn't know what to expect but that's what made this tour so fun! As soon as we unloaded the bus we parked our kayaks, packed up our belongings in water proof bags and set sail. Haha! If you're not a swimmer, they do provide life jackets. We kayaked along the River for about 45 minutes and then parked next to the hiking trail. Hiking sandals are a must need for this excursion by the way. I made the mistake of wearing hiking shoes which got all messed up in the mud. Yes, folks! When I say there is mud, be prepared to get your clothes wet and muddy. There is a part during the rocky hike where you will need to walk in the river waist deep to get to the other side. If you're not a strong hiker, a walking stick will help you keep your balance. I've seen a few people fall from the slippery rocks so make sure to keep a steady pace. With that in mind, you'll make your way to the beautiful waterfall that awaits you at the end. Picture worthy! For those who've never been here before, keep in mind of the time you'll spend here. As I mentioned earlier, it was about 5 and half hours long from start to finish. Kayaking there takes almost an hour. Hiking takes just as long. With all the slippery rocks and the mud, please don't wear your Sundays best. You will get dirty! Bring lots of water to stay hydrated and some snacks and a light lunch to keep your energy up. You will get tired hiking and kayaking back to base camp. Overall, this experience was pretty awesome! Definitely made some memories here that my friends and I will share forever.

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Ali'i Kayaks

Ali'i Kayaks

4.7
(594 reviews)
0.4 mi

We had a great adventure with Ali's Kayak Rental! Booking…read moreonline was easy, and since the guided tour was full, we did the self-guided kayak and hike to the secret waterfalls. Its a more budget friendly option but you don't need to drive your kayak to the river, its just a short walk. Before launching, the owner gave us a quick and helpful presentation on where to go and how to handle the kayaks. Just note there is an additional $5 per person river fee (or a state park fee). The trip involves about two miles of kayaking and a mile-long hike each way. Because the trail has lots of rocks, muddy areas, crossing a river and roots, I wouldn't recommend it for small kids or anyone who isn't relatively fit. Overall, the equipment was excellent, the staff was great and we highly recommend it!

On May 5, 2026 my husband and I went on a Kayaking adventure with Ali'i Kayaks in Wailua, Kauai…read more This was our first kayaking experience and it did not disappoint! Our guide for the day was "K-man". He was awesome! He had a great personality, was very knowledgeable and was funny. He was also great with names; he remembered everyone's, and he made it a point to make conversation with everyone single one of us. Our adventure started off by meeting at the office/pick up location. Then we loaded up into a van and made the short drive to the slipway. There we selected kayaks and were given oars and life jackets. Once we got situated, we hit the water. The weather that day was perfect; the sun was out with some clouds, and there was a light, constant breeze. Our journey on the water was a beautiful one. The water was cool, the scenery was green. I'll admit, the kayaking distance was a bit challenging. Maybe a bit more so as my husband and I are competitive and we were nearly racing with another couple. LOL! Once we reached shore, we gathered up and made our way to the hiking path. Honestly, the hike itself is not hard, with the exception of a few spots that may require teamwork/assistance. (**READ TIPS BELOW) Once we reached the waterfall, most of us went into the water. We stayed there for about 20-30 minutes. Our guide never rushed us. He sat back and let us enjoy ourselves. It was only when we all gathered up again that we headed back, same hike in reverse back to the kayaks. Once in the kayaks it was the same way back as well. The scenery was VERY beautiful. Several pictures were taken. Overall we had a great day. We would definitely recommend to anyone who has never been to Kauai and to anyone who is interested in being surrounded by beautiful scenery. TIPS: - [ ] Wear good shoes! The terrain can be unstable due to river rocks, tree roots, mud, and uneven ground. Your feet WILL get soaked and the ground is unstable. My husband and I both opted to wear sneakers that we were ready to retire. When we were done we threw them away. Another couple wore aqua shoes and they said they were extremely uncomfortable: good for water, bad for the rough terrain. Another couple wore brand new hiking boots and they became water logged. - [ ] Wear sunscreen!! Even if it's overcast, the harsh island sun will magnify through the clouds. - [ ] Sunglasses and a hat/visor is a wise choice. **if you wear a hat or visor, it may create a blind spot. Keep your head up! One person in our group hit their head twice on the same tree branch! - [ ] Wear clothing you can get wet. You will get wet from the waist down from the kayaking and hike. - [ ] Wear swimwear underneath your clothing. When you get to the waterfall, there is a pool of water you are able to swim in. - [ ] Bring a backpack/secure bag with water and snacks! You will need it! - [ ] Bring towels and leave them in the car. At the end of the day, when stripping off your wet shoes and socks the towels come in handy. *** For reference, our groups ages ranged from 52 to approximately early 70's.

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Amazing rivers. Be prepared to get your feet wet on this amazing experience.
Amazing rivers. Be prepared to get your feet wet on this amazing experience.
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Mana putting the Aloha filter on our selfie!
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Wailua Kayak & Canoe

Wailua Kayak & Canoe

3.8
(139 reviews)
0.4 mi

We booked this experience with less than 48 hours' notice, which was super convenient. The check-in…read moreprocess was quick and smooth--just arrive at your scheduled time, get ready, and head out. You pull your kayak (on wheels) to the launch site and push off from there; it's definitely doable. We opted to go without a guide and simply followed the provided map, which was very straightforward. However, in my opinion, the activity wasn't worth the price. Paddling two miles each way was pretty strenuous, especially with kids. The hike to Secret Falls was extremely muddy, particularly after rain, and we saw lots of people slipping and falling. It's not a huge problem, but you'll definitely want to plan for a shower afterwards. They do provide a large wet bag, but ours smelled strongly of body odor from repeated use without proper cleaning--definitely unpleasant. If I could do it over again, I would have canceled and just explored the state park on foot. For the amount of effort required, I felt the experience was overpriced.

We did the Guided Wailua River "Secret Fall" Adventure with Wailua Kayak & Canoe, and it was an…read moreabsolute blast! The scenery along the river and hike was stunning, and the whole experience felt like the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. Our guide, Michael, really made the trip special. He shared so much interesting information about the river, the history of the area, the plants, and the wildlife--and kept us laughing the whole way with his endless supply of dad jokes (now upgraded with 10% more!). If you're looking for a unique way to experience the natural beauty of Kauai, this tour is it. Come for the adventure, stay for Michael's humor. Highly recommended!

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Kayak Wailua Tours

Kayak Wailua Tours

4.7
(463 reviews)
0.1 mi

We came during off season in mid-January. It was cloudy and sunny, and there were no bugs. We took…read morethe 9:00a to 2:00pm tour. I think we got back to the retrieve our belongings at 1:30p. Our guide Kyle was amazing! Since it was off season, he took about 8 persons, 2 tandam kayaks. One guide can take 12 persons maximum. It was great that our group was smaller. The Wailua River is really serene and calm, so both persons forward paddle, versus the back person back paddling in more rapids like Colorado or Sacramento River. We paddled 1 mile to the hiking, and 1 mile back. My arms were a little sore afterwards. The highlight is the hike to the water fall, which is about 0.2 mi in, 0.2 mi out, however it took about 30-40 min one way. Some areas are bush whacking, river crossing (bring water shoes like Teva), some very muddy so you have to slow down, some have wood planks built. When you the to the waterfall, it is gorgeous, and we packed our own lunch to enjoy for about 30-40 minutes at the falls. There were no bugs as we went in mid-January. Morning tours are more cold, so bring a light wind jacket or rain jacket. Afternoon tours are warmer, but you risk having bugs and sunburn. Our guide Kyle, has been feeding this bird along the hiking path for 8 years. He is tame and will come for photos. I'm a bird feeder and watcher, so major kudos to Kyle! The scenery of the hike and kayak trip was surreal and will blow your mind. The photos don't do it justice. You will take a van from kayak launch at Wailua River about 3 minutes back to base camp. Kayak Wailua provides you a water proof bag for your belongings, and a cooler bag for your lunch. They also have a locker for other stuff you don't want to bring along. I love this alot, and the tamed wild bird was the big plus!

This was a last minute adventure and boy am I glad we did it! We had an afternoon tour with…read moreMichayla. Butchered her name I am sure but there's Y somewhere ;) she's hilarious and very knowledgeable. 'Hele on to kauai' is in repeat because of her. We enjoyed it so much! Hike to the water falls was fun. Water was super cold, but we wear about go under the falls which was fun. Wear water shoes with nice grip. Wear insect repellent, coz something definitely bit me. Wear sunscreen!!

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Wailua Falls
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Bring Me a Kayak

Bring Me a Kayak

4.2
(28 reviews)
0.0 mi

Such an easy experience. We called the morning of, booked online, kayaks in good shape, and dry…read morebags included. The guy was waiting when we arrived. He helped us load our kayak onto the roof of our car with some basic foam pieces to protect the roof. You have to drive less than 5 minutes down the road. They had us take pictures of some emergency numbers and maps, giving us some quick tips. It was SOOOOO nice doing this rental to complete our hike versus one of the tours. We got to the waterfall at the perfect time between multiple large guided groups and I couldn't imagine having the same experience with 30-50 people at the falls. Highly recommend. At the end of the trip, you just bring the kayak back and lock it to the chain provided on the side of the building. Renting the kayak was a little more leg work than a guided tour, but it was so worth it to go at our own pace and to enjoy any stops along the way we wanted.

This was an incredibly disappointing experience from start to finish. My husband and I thought this…read morewould be a great activity while on our honeymoon. Shortly after starting along the river, our Kayak starting to sink, we managed to paddle to the side of a bank and call the company for assistance. Their advice was to "try again." As we did multiple times, we flipped the kayak three times with all of our belongings inside. We then learned they sent us off with a dual Kayak without a plug, causing the kayak to fill internally with water and be unusable. We were stuck on the side of the bank for 4 hours. Once an employee made it to us bringing another kayak, we were greeted with couple of jokes opposed to an apology. Since this incident I have reached out to the company 3 times, in the last month and a half, via email simply to emphasize to the company how this could have been a very dangerous situation and how I would appreciate a refund. I have not heard anything from them.

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Kauai Safaris

Kauai Safaris

5.0
(643 reviews)
6.7 mi

We booked this tour as a fun extra thing to do on a couples vacation and it ended up being a…read morehighlight of our trip!!!! Booking we thought, drinking and animals were worth the price of admission but the tour is more than that. I can't praise our amazing tour guides, Tiny and Rick, enough. They were knowledgeable, hilarious, and incredibly kind. Rick educated us on all the agriculture grown on the farm which was fascinating, and was able to answer any questions anyone threw at him. The mai tais were obviously amazing but their original farm cocktail was knock your socks off good. If you're considering booking, do it right now! The four of us who went talked about it for the rest of the trip- I can't recommend it enough!

The positive reviews for the Rum Safari sucked me in, and the experience did not disappoint! The…read moreRum Guys, Bruce and Tanji, led us on a delightful journey through Kilohana Plantation with detailed info on the history, animals, and plant life there at the plantation. We especially enjoyed touring the orchard, including the banana slap experience (!!!), and learning about different types of fruits that can grow in the Kauai climate. The rum tasting also did not let us down. We sampled different flavors of Koloa Rum (the safari and the Rum Guys are unaffiliated with Koloa Rum, which had a separate tasting room and shop on site), followed by a Mai Tai and an additional fresh cocktail. Bruce and Tanji were excellent guides and comedians, delighting my whole party, which contained a range of ages and senses of humor. My uncle was really impressed with their ability to read the room and crack exactly the right jokes to make all of us laugh. They were also incredibly informative and provided local tips on where to go (and where to avoid) next. Mahalo, Rum Guys!!

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