Get ready. It’s time to put yourself on the line and fly like a bird over picturesque peaks and dynamic naturescapes. All of life’s troubles will seem small from so high up. A zipline tour is as safe as it is thrilling, so hop on and enjoy the ride.
Whether you’re just learning your lines, or have your own zip code, there’s a perfect way to hang tight in Hawaii.
Must Do:
Beginner
It’s best to learn the ropes (and brakes) on a shorter zipline that’s not too high off the ground.
On Oahu, beginners and children can get accustomed to the fun at Coral Crater Adventure Park
in Kapolei.
Intermediate
Once you’ve got the hang of things, head to Skyline Eco Adventures in East Maui. You’ll be
flying at 45 mph over 90 foot drops on the slopes of Haleakala.
Advanced
When you’re really ready to fly high, zip directly over the 250 foot Kolekole waterfall and a 400
foot deep ravine in Akaka Falls State Park on Hawaii Island.
Insider Tips
Dress for success. Wear form-fitting clothing, and closed-toe shoes.
Ziplines have various weight and age restrictions. Check with the zipline company to find out what they are.
If your child is too light for a solo flight, try a tandem zipline.
Zipline These Locations
Oahu
Oahu
On Oahu, you’ll find the best ziplining options for children and families. All ages and levels of expertise can line up.
Maui
Maui
Maui has the most ziplines on one island, including a seemingly endless 3,600 foot zipline. With so many choices, you can literally hang around the island.
Hawaii Island
Hawaii Island
Hawaii Island has the top-rated zipline adventure in Hawaii. It’s hard to compete with towering waterfalls and volcanoes.
Kauai
Kauai
On Kauai you can really feel the rush as you reach top speeds on ziplines surrounded by nature in its purest form.
