Pa'ia Town & Rainforest Walk
Moderate Activity
Includes meal
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Pa'ia Town
You'll be welcomed by charming, old-west style façades painted in pastel colors when you arrive in Pa'ia Town. The small, T-shaped stretch of quaint shops, boutiques, galleries and eateries might remind you of a funky 1960s California beach town. One of the town's most appealing aspects is its resistance to becoming overly touristy, and it remains a vibrant community, home to a bohemian and independent spirit.
Ho'olawa Valley / Twin Falls
Twin Falls, nestled in the lush Ho'olawa Valley, offers a serene escape into nature's untouched beauty. A moderate hike with occasional steep inclines brings you to this picture-perfect oasis featuring cascading waterfalls that spill over a prehistoric-looking cave adorned with vines and vibrant greenery, creating a magical backdrop that feels like a step back in time. At the base, you'll find a crystal-clear swimming hole.
Ho'okipa Beach Park
Known for its breathtaking coastal views and vibrant surf culture, Ho'okipa Beach Park is famous for its pristine white-sand beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters, where the waves attract surfers and windsurfers from around the globe. Additionally, Ho'okipa Beach Park is known for its resident sea turtles, often seen basking on the sandy beach, offering a unique wildlife experience for visitors.
What you will see along the way:
The famed Hana Highway is rated one of Hawaii's best scenic drives. Gaze out the window as you travel along with incredible views of beautiful waterfalls, colorful foliage, dramatic cliffs and endless Pacific coastal vistas. With a speed limit only 25 mph, it's perfect for taking in the abundance of natural sights and tiny towns that go by.
Lunch:
In the serene surroundings of Ho'olawa Valley, enjoy a boxed picnic lunch by the waterfall. After your trek through the lush rainforest, you'll savor a turkey sandwich or veggie burger, accompanied by a selection of chips, a locally grown apple banana, and a cookie.
Points of interest
Road to Hana
Outdoor Adventures
Schedule
Special Notes
Minimum age is 6 years. Participants must be able to navigate uneven surfaces, rocks, roots, streams, and, occasionally, mud. While not a strenuous hike, participants should be in reasonable physical condition and prepared to encounter some steep inclines. This tour is not advisable for guests with mobility limitations. A rain poncho and insect repellent (when needed) are provided. Please wear your swimsuit under your clothing and bring a towel, sunscreen, a hat, and water in a refillable container for hydration. Wear athletic shoes or sturdy sandals that can get wet and muddy during the hike.
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Moderate Activity
Includes meal
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Pa'ia Town
You'll be welcomed by charming, old-west style façades painted in pastel colors when you arrive in Pa'ia Town. The small, T-shaped stretch of quaint shops, boutiques, galleries and eateries might remind you of a funky 1960s California beach town. One of the town's most appealing aspects is its resistance to becoming overly touristy, and it remains a vibrant community, home to a bohemian and independent spirit.
Ho'olawa Valley / Twin Falls
Twin Falls, nestled in the lush Ho'olawa Valley, offers a serene escape into nature's untouched beauty. A moderate hike with occasional steep inclines brings you to this picture-perfect oasis featuring cascading waterfalls that spill over a prehistoric-looking cave adorned with vines and vibrant greenery, creating a magical backdrop that feels like a step back in time. At the base, you'll find a crystal-clear swimming hole.
Ho'okipa Beach Park
Known for its breathtaking coastal views and vibrant surf culture, Ho'okipa Beach Park is famous for its pristine white-sand beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters, where the waves attract surfers and windsurfers from around the globe. Additionally, Ho'okipa Beach Park is known for its resident sea turtles, often seen basking on the sandy beach, offering a unique wildlife experience for visitors.
What you will see along the way:
The famed Hana Highway is rated one of Hawaii's best scenic drives. Gaze out the window as you travel along with incredible views of beautiful waterfalls, colorful foliage, dramatic cliffs and endless Pacific coastal vistas. With a speed limit only 25 mph, it's perfect for taking in the abundance of natural sights and tiny towns that go by.
Lunch:
In the serene surroundings of Ho'olawa Valley, enjoy a boxed picnic lunch by the waterfall. After your trek through the lush rainforest, you'll savor a turkey sandwich or veggie burger, accompanied by a selection of chips, a locally grown apple banana, and a cookie.
Points of interest
Road to Hana
Outdoor Adventures
Schedule
Special Notes
Minimum age is 6 years. Participants must be able to navigate uneven surfaces, rocks, roots, streams, and, occasionally, mud. While not a strenuous hike, participants should be in reasonable physical condition and prepared to encounter some steep inclines. This tour is not advisable for guests with mobility limitations. A rain poncho and insect repellent (when needed) are provided. Please wear your swimsuit under your clothing and bring a towel, sunscreen, a hat, and water in a refillable container for hydration. Wear athletic shoes or sturdy sandals that can get wet and muddy during the hike.