KAUAI ZIPLINE TOURS FOR EVERY ADVENTURE STYLE

Original, Since '88
We are Kauai's original zipline company, family owned and operated since 1988. We've spent every one of those years working out how to get you off the ground and land you grinning.

‍Six lines, and not one of them is the same
‍Sit up and take in the view. Race a friend side by side. Stretch out headfirst like Superman. Or let go above a swimming hole and drop straight in. Every line out here does something different, but they all end with big smiles. The whole course runs across Kīpū Ranch, 3,000 private acres of valley and jungle beneath the Hāʻupu Mountain Range. You will recognize it too, Jurassic Park, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Tropic Thunder, and Pirates of the Caribbean, were all filmed here and you're about to fly over the whole thing!

‍Pick your flight
‍The FlyLine is the big one. Over 4,000 feet, three quarters of a mile, headfirst in a Superman harness at more than 50 miles an hour. It is the longest zipline in Hawaiʻi, it runs about an hour and a half start to finish, and it is the best thing you can do on Kauaʻi with a tight schedule. Nui is our signature course and the answer if you want to stay airborne as long as humanly possible. All six lines, the most total airtime of any zipline tour on the island, and the FlyLine saved for last. AdrenaLine is the one with the splash. Same FlyLine finish, quicker pace, and a water zipline that sends you straight into Bamboo Pool, an ancient lava rock swimming hole tucked into the valley. It's the only water zip on Kauaʻi. Kīpū Safari showcases all of our experiences in a single day. Zipline, kayak the Huleʻia, hike to waterfalls, swing into Pirate Pool, eat lunch in the valley, and cruise home on a twin-hull Hawaiian canoe.

‍Good to know
‍Zipliners need to be at least 7 years old, at least 4 feet tall, and between 60 and 275 pounds. Younger kids can still come along on the Kīpū Safari and do everything except the lines, which is still most of a very good day.

‍Make a day of it
The Hidden Valley Falls Kayak & Hike is a gentle paddle through a wildlife refuge onto ranch land, with a rope swing waiting at the end. The Wailua River Kayak & Waterfall Hike is the bigger effort and the bigger payoff, finishing at ʻUluwehi Falls with lunch. Or stay on foot with the Kīpū Falls & Treehouse Hike. Pick your tour, get out here, and let's have some fun!