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This is the Best Kayaking Experience on Oahu.
- This self-guided Oahu kayak tour takes you up a calm river into the secluded Kahana valley then out into Kahana Bay for a great view of the coast and mountains.
- Enjoy the picturesque landscape of turquoise ocean, secluded beach, green-clad mountains and plentiful jungle of Kahana Valley.
- The whole place has an Amazonian-like feel to it.
Get set for an epic adventure in the picturesque Kahana Valley!
We provide all of the gear necessary to make for an epic day.
Included in your rental for this self-guided tour are:
- kayaks, paddles, life vests, dry bags, a map of kayak route and other information, and snorkeling gear, if desired.
- Our adventure guides can direct you to what route/location might work best for your needs and with the weather conditions.
Children under 13 will need to book a private trip
Children must ride in a double or 3 seat kayak with one or more parent or guardian (one child per adult)
All paddlers should be physically fit and able to swim with a life vest
Aloha,
You can conveniently pick up the kayak at the following location:
134 Hamakua Dr. Unit B Kailua, HI 96762
Our friendly team will be there to guide you through strapping the kayak on your vehicle and provide you with all the necessary equipment. All you need is a 4-door car to transport it. Please note that it's a 40-minute drive from our address to Kahana Bay. Please show up 15 minutes before your booking time.
The valley you will kayak in is a rain forest and has all sorts of hiking trails and rope swings. It's one of our favorite locations on the island. The whole area is surrounded by epic mountains. It's a cool place.
The best place to park is in the State Park parking lot. Here is the google maps link for that location:
Ahupuaʻa ʻO Kahana State Park
https://goo.gl/maps/fEpwrtsv2jk
From there, you carry the kayak to the grassy area and launch the kayaks straight into the river. Please handle the kayaks with care, do not drag the kayaks on the asphault and please do not sit or stand on the kayaks while on land.
Here are photos and a diagram of where to launch the kayaks:
Mahalo!
