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Da Life Outdoors

Da Life Outdoors

4.9(34 reviews)
6.5 mi
•$$$

Let me lead with...this is a MUST do in Kaua'i. Fear or not, this is a very fun, vulnerable and…read moretherapeutic time out in the outdoors to 2 very beautiful waterfalls that you get to both see and repel down. Katie and Matt were phenomenal guides and really created a safe space in what can be deemed as being scary to many. They furthermore create opportunities to bond and celebrate each other through the process of repelling and learning to repel, while knowing their audience and really bringing the perfect hospitality feel. This was well worth the money and the time that they give you out there - they also provide equipment and gear for you at no added cost, which has not been the case at many of the other things that we have done. They also will provide you with choices of how or where you can propel within your comfort and based on skills and teach you how to dry repel prior to actually doing it which really helps with boosting confidence - I was very fortunate and comfortable with being vulnerable and ventured through the waterfall! Cannot guarantee this to anyone, yet it made my experience very memorable and put me into a huge state of humility and peace. We will be back again and I hope it is sooner over later! I hope that people find this review invaluable as well. Cheers, Stephen

We did it!!! Waterfall rappelling is checked off our adventure bucket list! This was such a truly…read moreunique, exhilarating Aloha experience and more fun than we expected. Naan & Shiz were the best. We felt safe and comfortable throughout the tour. First, was a practice run on dry land. Next, we hiked down to the 30 foot waterfall in 2 separate groups of 4. Last, we hiked through a muddy trail and crossed a stream to the 60 foot waterfall!!! This is a once in a lifetime experience and a must try. We plan to make this a regular activity when in Kauai when we can do it with our eyes closed (just kidding about "eyes closed").

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Da Life Outdoors - A view from the top of the 60 foot waterfall down to our tour group!

A view from the top of the 60 foot waterfall down to our tour group!

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Da Life Outdoors - A view from the bottom of the 60 foot waterfall

Da Life Outdoors

4.8(87 reviews)
6.5 mi

What an amazing experience! Hands down one of those things I will never forget…read more Key notes- *It's definitely a hike! 8+ flights of stairs down and up in the forest. Roots. Slippy parts. Need to be sure on your feet. *Almost all of it is shaded. *We all did fine doing the hike in water shoes, but they have some for you to rent if needed. *To get behind the waterfall, you climb up a 10-15 foot rock face using a rope. I'm a sucker for waterfalls. Living in Hawaii, most are crowded so much so that it's not super enjoyable. This is on private land, so all that's down there is what's on yours specific tour. I loved that! We were told they sometimes have close to 30 people on the tour, but including my family of three, there were six of us that day. We hiked down to the 30 foot first. You can go out to it and maybe be in water up to your waist. Then we hiked over to the 60 foot. That one you have to swim out to, but there is a ledge once you get close. The waterfall is massive and amazing. Getting to sit right I see it was amazing. We got to climb up and walk behind it as well, which was really neat! Definitely recommend! Will tell everyone it's a must do!

We spent the day exploring Lihue and then headed up to meet Shizuo & Renan our guides for the…read morewaterfall rappelling. They were extremely knowledgeable and patient with all of the guests and made the experience fun and memorable. The views are amazing and the hiking up to each site was a bonus workout. I highly recommend you try this adventure with your family and friends of any age!

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Da Life Outdoors - Starting this stream photo spot, did it first right Matt?

Starting this stream photo spot, did it first right Matt?

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Kauai Camper Rental - Mr.Salt is our newest addition to the family!

Kauai Camper Rental

4.5(42 reviews)
2.9 mi
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This was my second time car camping in Kauai, but my first time renting with Kauai Rooftop Campers,…read moreand I can honestly say they made all the difference. Since we planned this trip last minute, finding campsites in the more remote areas was tough. Thankfully, KRC provides an excellent travel guide that not only lists camping spots but also gives insider tips on how to make the most of your trip. That guide was a lifesaver. It led us to Kumu Camp, which was perfect for our group of six, and even pointed us toward hidden gems like Anini Beach. Without it, we probably would have been stuck scrambling. The camper itself was fantastic. It was comfortable, well-equipped, and thoughtfully stocked with everything you need. What stood out most, though, was the team. Jonathan and his crew were communicative, flexible, and genuinely cared about making our experience unforgettable. When I wanted to extend my stay, they made it seamless. When I accidentally left a few belongings behind, they went out of their way to return them. That kind of service is rare. If you are considering car camping in Kauai, here are a couple of takeaways for success. Book early if you can because campsites do fill up, especially near the busier beaches. Make sure to use KRC's travel guide because it is full of reliable, local recommendations you will not find on Google. And most importantly, embrace flexibility because the best part of car camping here is the freedom to pivot plans and discover new places. Kauai Rooftop Campers does not just rent vehicles. They give you the keys to experience the island in a way that feels adventurous, authentic, and stress free. Highly recommend them for anyone wanting to see Kauai beyond the resorts.

I made this draft over a decade ago, but wanted to post for posterity. This is one of the best…read moretrips of our lives. We just finished up 5 nights in 'Patsy', the blue Westfalia can you see in the picture and we couldn't have had a better time! Bob and his partners were so friendly and helpful that we had a hard time parting with our VW camper van.

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Wailua Kayak & Canoe

Wailua Kayak & Canoe

3.8(139 reviews)
0.6 mi

We did the Guided Wailua River "Secret Fall" Adventure with Wailua Kayak & Canoe, and it was an…read moreabsolute blast! The scenery along the river and hike was stunning, and the whole experience felt like the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. Our guide, Michael, really made the trip special. He shared so much interesting information about the river, the history of the area, the plants, and the wildlife--and kept us laughing the whole way with his endless supply of dad jokes (now upgraded with 10% more!). If you're looking for a unique way to experience the natural beauty of Kauai, this tour is it. Come for the adventure, stay for Michael's humor. Highly recommended!

We booked this experience with less than 48 hours' notice, which was super convenient. The check-in…read moreprocess was quick and smooth--just arrive at your scheduled time, get ready, and head out. You pull your kayak (on wheels) to the launch site and push off from there; it's definitely doable. We opted to go without a guide and simply followed the provided map, which was very straightforward. However, in my opinion, the activity wasn't worth the price. Paddling two miles each way was pretty strenuous, especially with kids. The hike to Secret Falls was extremely muddy, particularly after rain, and we saw lots of people slipping and falling. It's not a huge problem, but you'll definitely want to plan for a shower afterwards. They do provide a large wet bag, but ours smelled strongly of body odor from repeated use without proper cleaning--definitely unpleasant. If I could do it over again, I would have canceled and just explored the state park on foot. For the amount of effort required, I felt the experience was overpriced.

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Wailua Kayak & Canoe - Crossing the final stream

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Crossing the final stream

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