Kualoa Ranch Activity Package (Standard Experience)

Experience all the outdoors at once, with an exciting, family-friendly itinerary at Kualoa Ranch!

[Kualoa Ranch]

Established in the 1850s, Kualoa Ranch is a traditional cattle ranch and farm managed by a Hawaiian family. Located northeast of Oahu, about a 45-minute drive from Honolulu, Kualoa offers stunning scenery and diverse landscapes, from lush rainforests to expansive valleys, from pristine white sand beaches to breathtaking cliffs.

Kualoa Ranch is divided into two main areas. The northern half is Ka'awa Valley, home to most of the filming locations, while the southern half is Hakipuu Valley, home to 800-year-old ancient Hawaiian fishponds and a mysterious island.

Don't miss the rich array of activities at Kualoa Ranch. Explore the ranch on horseback or ATVs, visit filming locations from movies like Jurassic Park and Godzilla, admire the tropical rainforest gardens and ancient Hawaiian fish ponds, and then take a yacht to Kaneohe Bay. From the sea, gaze at the majestic, lush natural landscapes, including the Kolau Mountains.

[Experience Package Description]
▲Includes Movie Scene Tour + Jungle Adventure Tour + Plantation & Ancient Fish Pond Tour
▲For children under 3 years old, the package will be Movie Scene Tour + Plantation & Ancient Fish Pond Tour + Ocean Cruise.

1. Movie Scene Tour: Experience the filming locations of numerous Hollywood movies. Experience the Hollywood backlots used for over 50 famous films. Board a converted school bus, pass the tree trunks where the protagonists hid in Jurassic Park, search for Godzilla's footprints, and visit the battlefield where Windtalkers was caught in a hail of bullets. Every scene you see could have appeared in a Hollywood movie!

2. Jungle Adventure Tour: Takes you deep into Oahu's most beautiful valley. This 90-minute jeep tour will take you through pristine Hawaiian rainforests, past creeks and along bumpy mountain roads, giving you a true Hawaiian experience.
**Children under 3 are not permitted. Pregnant women and those with back injuries are not recommended.**

3. Plantation & Ancient Fishpond: Delve deeper into ancient Hawaiian culture and history. You'll board a wooden boat to explore one of the most pristine and well-preserved ancient Hawaiian fishponds, an 800-year-old pond designated a U.S. historical site. The plantation features not only native Hawaiian plants but also flowers from around the world. After the plantation, you'll have the opportunity to sample fruit from the garden.

4. Ocean Cruise: Embark on a catamaran into Kaneohe Bay, the most famous spot on Oahu's North Shore. From the water, you'll enjoy panoramic views of Mount Kualoa and a chance to get up close to the famous Sombrero Island. With a bit of luck, you might even spot whales and sea turtles from the boat! Be sure to bring your camera! **Ocean cruises are closed on Sundays and government holidays**