KAYAKING
HAWAII
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ABOUT US
We are local knowledge experts with national recognition and a proven track record. We have a rare 5-Star rating from over 1000 reviews on TripAdvisor allowing our guests to speak directly for us. For two years, we have received numerous Touristic Enivronmental Care awards from the Surfrider Foundation.
Our team has lifeguard, CPR and first aid certifications. With over 30 years of experience, we remain the only company within walking distance of Kailua Beach Park, founded in 1982.
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• Location: Kailua, Hawaii
• Time: 6 hours total
• Included: 1 Meal, Snacks, Drinks, 1 Ticket, Equipment and Transportation
• Language: English
3 Parts
What we'll do
FIRST, we’ll experience the original Kailua Bay eco-tour, try kayak surfing, explore hidden tide pools and remote island sanctuaries.
SECOND, we’ll embark on the authentic Kailua kayak tour, where we will visit the Mokulua Island sea-bird sanctuary and Lanikai’s picturesque white-sand beach.
THIRD, we’ll snorkel with a guide in the live coral reef inside Kailua’s turtle feeding grounds and enjoy the tropical paradise.
TIDE POOL
white-sand beach
live coral reef
What we'll provide
Food & Service
•Juice, Water
• Island Landing Permits
• Free pick-up from Waikiki
• Life Jacket, kayak, snorkel
• Chips, granola bars, etc.
• Lockers to store personal belongings
• Fresh Deli Sandwiches (options include vegetarian, vegan and or glueten-free upon request)
What to bring
Reminder
• Clothing that can get wet
• Shoes for walking on rocks
• Camera, cell phone
• Change of clothes, towel
Where we’ll be
Where we’ll meet
Kailua Beach Adventures, O’ ahu, Kailua
We will meet at Kailua Beach Adventures, O’ ahu, Kailua.
We will visit the famed Mokulua or “Twin” Islands off of Lanikai Beach. These islands are protected sea-bird sanctuaries for wedge-tailed shear waters. The Northern Island, Moku Nui has a large beach and Queen’s bath, a natural salt water tide pool .
We provide State Landing Permits with your tour at no extra cost. Kailua Bay is a sea-turtle feeding ground, home to Honu or Hawaiian Green Sea-Turtles.
