WanderHawaiiTours Discovery PlatformWanderHawaiiTours Discovery PlatformPaddle through crystal-clear bays, explore hidden sea caves, and kayak to waterfalls only accessible by water.
Paddle along Hawaii's stunning coastlines. Explore sea caves, encounter sea turtles, and access secluded beaches.
Glide up jungle rivers to hidden waterfalls. Kauai's Wailua River is Hawaii's most famous—paddle to Secret Falls.
The best of both worlds. Paddle to pristine snorkel spots inaccessible by land, then dive in to explore.
Hawaii's only navigable river. Paddle 2 miles upstream, hike through jungle, swim at a stunning 100-foot waterfall. The quintessential Hawaii kayak experience.
Captain Cook's landing site. Kayak across the bay to pristine coral reefs with spinner dolphins and the best snorkeling on the Big Island.
Paddle from Kailua Beach to the Mokulua Islands (the Mokes). Land on the beach, explore tide pools, snorkel the reef.
Ocean kayaking along Maui's south shore. Paddle past lava formations, snorkel with sea turtles at multiple stops.
17-mile paddle along the world's most dramatic coastline. Sea caves, waterfalls, and pristine beaches. Summer only, experienced paddlers.
Protected bay with calm water, sandbars, and Chinaman's Hat island. Great for beginners and families. Rent or guided tours.
Morning offers the calmest conditions. Afternoon winds (especially trade winds) can make paddling difficult and choppy.
You're exposed on the water. Reef-safe sunscreen, hat, and rash guard are essential. Reapply often—water reflects UV.
Bring a dry bag for phone, snacks, and extra clothes. Most tours provide them, but verify when booking.
You'll be getting in and out on rocky shores. Reef-safe water shoes protect your feet from sharp lava rock and coral.
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