Big Island Zipline Tours
Big Island zipline tours send you over forest canopy, stream gulches, sky bridges and waterfall country on the island’s north and east sides. Ride Kohala’s treetop course, zip across Umauma’s waterfall views or add lunch, kayaking and a swim stop after the lines.
Your Big Island Zipline Tour
Ziplining on the Big Island has two very different moods. Kohala brings a true canopy course, with platforms in the trees, sky bridges and a rappel woven into the ride. Umauma opens the view wider, with long lines over lush gulches, waterfall scenery and a suspension bridge above a lava tube and fern grotto.
Kohala Zipline offers the 3-hour Kohala Canopy Adventure with 8 ziplines, 6 sky bridges and a rappel. The longer Kohala Zip & Dip adds lunch, a hike and a private waterfall swim after the canopy course. Umauma Experience offers the 3-hour Umauma Falls Zipline Tour with 9 ziplines across 2 miles, plus the 4-hour Zip N Dip Combo with lunch, swimming and kayaking at a private section of Umauma Falls.
Think about the kind of zipline day your party wants before booking. Kohala fits guests who want trees, bridges and a canopy feel, while Umauma fits guests who want waterfall views and longer open lines. Wear closed-toe shoes, check age and weight rules, and bring swimwear and a towel if your tour includes the waterfall stop.
Big Island Zipline Tours
Kohala Zipline – Kohala Zip & Dip
Umauma Experience – 9-Line Umauma Falls Zipline Tour
Big Island Zipline Tours FAQ
What Big Island zipline tours can I book?
Current Big Island zipline options include Kohala Zipline's Kohala Canopy Adventure and Kohala Zip & Dip, plus Umauma Experience's Umauma Falls Zipline Tour and Zip N Dip Combo.
How long are Big Island zipline tours?
Current Big Island zipline tours range from about 3 hours to about 8 or 9 hours. Shorter tours focus on the zipline course, while longer Zip & Dip-style tours may add lunch, hiking, kayaking or a waterfall swim.
Which Big Island zipline tour should I choose?
Choose Kohala Zipline for a treetop canopy course with 8 ziplines, sky bridges and a rappel. Choose Umauma for 9 ziplines, long open views, waterfall scenery and combo options with swimming or kayaking.
Do Big Island zipline tours include waterfalls?
Umauma zipline tours are known for waterfall views, and the Zip N Dip Combo adds swimming and kayaking at a private section of Umauma Falls. Kohala Zip & Dip also includes a private waterfall swim after the canopy course.
What should I bring for a Big Island zipline tour?
Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothes for harness gear, walking and landings. Bring sun protection, water and a light layer. For Zip & Dip tours, bring swimwear and a towel.
