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Shipwreck Beach Kauai, South Shore

The Kalalau Valley – The Jewel of the Napali Coast

Kilohana Plantation – Step Back in Time | Things to do on Kauai

Welcome to the Island of Kauai! | Makana’s what to do on Kauai

All About Niihau – “The Forbidden Island” | The Local’s Guide to Kauai, Hawaii

Awa Awaapuhi Trail – A World Class Kauai Hike From Mountains to Sea

Things to Do in Waimea Kauai – Our Home Base

Napali Coast Hike: Hanakapia’i Beach and Falls

Exploring Koke’e State Park & Waimea Canyon – The Ultimate Guide

Amazing Video of Dolphins on the Napali Coast of Kauai

Hiking Sleeping Giant Trail (Nounou Trail) | Local Guide To Kauai

South Shore fun at Poipu Beach | Brennecke’s

Seaside Walking and Biking in Kapaa – A Multi Use Trail by the Sea

Best Hikes on Kauai: Awa’awapuhi Trail in Koke’e State Park

Hawaiian State Symbols You Can Spot Live in Kauai (Infographic)

Why You Should See The Na Pali Coast

Top 6 reasons to visit Kauai (Infographic)

Why Kauai is the Perfect Hawaiian Playground for Your Kids (Infographic)

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Do I have to purchase tickets in advance?
Yes. To book a private charter or a shared charter, simply purchase one standard ticket for a charter up to 12 people. Trips often sell out so we suggest purchasing your ticket early to guarantee your desired tour day. You can reserve your tickets either Online or may call us at 808-338-9980.

What happens if it rains?
Our trips usually run in moderate weather conditions. In the event of severe or unsafe weather conditions, ticket-holders will be contacted and allowed to reschedule tickets (subject to availability), receive credit for a future event, or receive a full refund.

Is this tour good for all ages?
Yes, in general this tour is appropriate for all ages. We can accommodate most ages, even babies during the summer since the sea conditions are so calm. During the winter, we aren’t as accommodating for children 2 and under being that the sea conditions are a little different on some days. You may want to check in to see how the weather and condition during the winter.