Kayak Wailua

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Welcome to the Garden Island! You have discovered the ultimate site for Hawaiian kayak exploration and water sport adventure. Kayak Wailua, LLC is the right choice at the right location for an adventure outfitter specializing in premium kayak tours. Explore Hawaii's only navigable stream on one of our fully equipped, stable, comfortable and quality single, double, and triple kayaks. No previous experience is necessary. There is usually little or no current occurring. Paddling upstream can actually be easier than downstream as you are assisted by a gentle tradewind blowing mauka, (inland) towards the mountains.
Wailua means spirit. The area where Kayak Wailua, LLC is located was once known as Wailua Nui Hoana (Great Sacred Wailua.)
Our friendly, knowledgeable water safety personnel will prepare and guide you on a safe adventure along the Wailua River. We have no age or weight restrictions.
Your kayak adventure will meander you 2.5 miles upstream where you'll first pass an old Hawaiian Village. Secure your kayak at an island in the north fork and continue your expedition on foot through the pristine canyons and tropical rain forest of the Wailua River Valley interior to Secret Falls a.k.a. Uluwehi Waterfalls.
Read more about what your Kayak Wailua, LLC adventure has in store through our "Explore" page then find other services and activities that will make your trip to Kauai the adventure of your lifetime.
Kayak Wailua, LLC offers the best equipment, most friendly, personable, knowledgeable guides, lowest prices, and unparalleled service. We accomplish this by only accepting direct bookings by Internet or telephone. You'll save up to 60% by choosing us as your Wailua River/Waterfall Tour outfitter. If you have any other questions, please send Pete an email to kayak@kayakwailua.com or give us a call at (808) 822-3388.
Kayak Wailua, LLC is wholly owned and operated by a family of 5. Mom and Dad have lived in Wailua for over 31 years and reside in a plantation style home right on the north bank of the Wailua River.