Oahu Eco-Adventure Tour from Ko Olina

COME JOIN US on an activity-filled exploration of Oahu’s famous North Shore beaches and lush rain forests guided by our expert navigators. Start your day at the Pali Lookout and enjoy sweeping panoramic views of the Windward side of Oahu. Continue your journey to the serene Valley of the Temples where you will wander through Byodo-In Temple. This is followed by a quick stop at Kualoa Regional Park as your guide shares the legend of Mokoli’i Island, also known as Chinaman’s hat. Continue to the scenic North Shore to sight see some of

Hawaii’s world famous surfing beaches. Explore the beauty of Waimea Valley as you learn about the Kauhale, the ancient Hawaiian living site, on your way to Waimea Falls. Here, you can capture the exquisite beauty of this significant valley. Enrich your time in Hawaii with the knowledge and education provided by our highly-trained navigators about the flora, fauna, and rich Hawaiian history of our islands.

Afterwards, enjoy a delicious lunch at Tsue’s Farm complete with local favorites like garlic shrimp or kalua pork and, of course, our famous shave ice. Take time to stand up paddleboard or kayak along the Anahulu River up to Rainbow Bridge in the nearby Haleiwa Town and be sure to keep an eye out for basking Honu (Hawaiian sea turtles) who often cruise along the river. To round out your day, come enjoy a “Farm to Bottle,” small batch, single variety, handcrafted Hawaiian Agricole Rum experience. Begin your tour with a glass of fresh pressed

cane juice made from the native varieties of heirloom sugar cane brought to Hawaii by the early Polynesians. Learn about the diverse history of Hawaiian sugar cane while standing from an observation deck with immaculate views of Diamond Head, Pearl Harbor, and the Waianae Mountain range. This is also the location of Kunia Country Farms, one of the largest aquaponics producers of leafy greens in the Hawaiian islands. Learn about the science behind aquaculture and fish farming with growing methods of water-based, or hydroponic, farming. End your tour at the tasting bar of Ko Hana Rum, comparing these refined white and aged rums side by side.