Kauai Zipline Tours
Kauai zipline tours send you across south shore valleys, Kipu Ranch scenery, rainforest slopes and long open-air lines with mountain views below. Ride seated, side-by-side or face-first on select tours, or add hiking, kayaking, waterfall swimming, rappelling or a quick FlyLine run.
Your Kauai Zipline Tour
Kauai ziplining adds height, speed and a good dose of nervous laughter to the Garden Isle. Some tours move through ranch land and mountain views, while others mix ziplines with rainforest trails, waterfall pools, kayaking, wagon rides or rappelling down waterfall walls.
Current Kauai zipline options include Koloa Zipline on the south shore, Outfitters Kauai tours at Kipu Ranch, Kauai Backcountry Adventures and Da Life Outdoors waterfall rappel tours. Tour times range from about 1.5 hours for a fast FlyLine ride to about 6 hours for a longer Kipu Zipline Safari with kayaking, hiking, swimming, lunch and ziplining.
Start with the kind of ride your party wants. Koloa Zipline has 8 runs and a half-mile Waita line, Outfitters Kauai offers Kipu Ranch lines including the 4,000-foot FlyLine, Kauai Backcountry adds seven rainforest ziplines with lunch and a natural pool swim, and Da Life Outdoors focuses on waterfall rappelling instead of traditional zipline riding.
Kauai Zipline Tours
Koloa Zipline – Koloa Zipline Tour
Outfitters Kauai – AdrenaLine Zipline Course
Outfitters Kauai – Kipu Zipline Safari Tour
Kauai Zipline Tours FAQ
What types of Kauai zipline tours can I book?
Kauai zipline tours may include valley courses, ranch routes, rainforest lines, side-by-side ziplines, face-first riding, waterfall rappel options and combo tours. Check the current tour list for available routes, tour lengths and activity details.
How long are Kauai zipline tours?
Current Kauai zipline and rappel tours range from about 1.5 hours to about 6 hours. Shorter options focus on the main ride, while longer tours may add kayaking, hiking, swimming, lunch, wagon rides or extra trail time.
Which Kauai zipline tour should I choose?
Choose Koloa Zipline for a south shore course with 8 runs and a half-mile line, Outfitters Kauai for Kipu Ranch and FlyLine options, Kauai Backcountry for rainforest ziplines with lunch and a swim stop, or Da Life Outdoors for waterfall rappelling.
Can I ride face-first on a Kauai zipline?
Yes, select Kauai zipline tours offer face-first riding. Koloa Zipline uses a Screaming I'o harness that can allow seated or superhero-style riding, and Outfitters Kauai's FlyLine is built for a Superman-style position.
What should I bring for a Kauai zipline tour?
Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothes for climbing, walking and harness gear. Bring sun protection, water and a change of clothes or swimsuit if your tour includes kayaking, swimming, waterfalls or a natural pool stop.
