Kualoa Ranch, family owned and operated, has as its mission to be a role model as stewards of the land. We do this by preserving, protecting and enhancing its natural beauty and culture, while developing recreational and agricultural enterprises compatible with the environment.

We care about and wish to communicate our concern and reverence for our natural environment and the unique Hawaiian culture. Established in 1850, Kualoa is a 4000 acre working cattle ranch, spread from the steep mountain cliffs to the sparkling sea. Located on the northeastern side of Oahu in the Hawaiian countryside, it is less than an hour from Honolulu. The ranch terrain varies from dense rainforest to broad open valleys and from beautiful white sand beaches to awesome verdant cliff faces. It is truly a paradise for outdoor recreation with many places accessible only by horseback, on an all terrain vehicle or by hiking.

• Monday thru Sunday  – closed New Years & Christmas Day
• Buffet Lunch included
• Transportation included, round trip from Waikiki
• Pickup and Return to Hotel is approximately 9 hours.
• Each tour choice is approximately 1 hour long

Adventure rides: Horseback, All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) or Gun Range

Experience rides: Jungle Expedition, Movie Sites & Ranch, Hula Lesson, Ocean Voyaging, Hawaiian Fishpond & Garden, Legends & Legacy Tour.

A “must-do” activity for anyone visiting Oahu, a visit to the Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor is one not to be forgotten. The memorial honors those whose lives were taken on December 7, 1941, when the Japanese attacked the U.S. Pacific Fleet. At the USS Arizona Memorial, tour visitor exhibits outlining the Pearl Harbor attack and pay respects to the hundreds of American servicemen entombed in the battleship below.

From there, you’ll head to the rolling  green hills of Punchbowl National Cemetery bursting with flowers. As somber as it is beautiful, this famous site is where those who died in the Pacific naval war are buried. To end on a lighter note, you’ll get a narrated tour through downtown Honolulu with more historical sights. In addition to the impressive state buildings and churches, you’ll see Iolani Palace, the one and only royal palace on American soil. Come face-to-face with a statue of the great Hawaiian warrior-king who united the Hawaiian islands, King Kamehameha. By the time you get back to your hotel, you’ll feel part of Hawaii and American history.

Hawaii’s Surf Bus will take you on a full-day trip to the famous North Shore of Oahu! After a sightseeing tour of the coastline, including the world-renowned beaches of Pipeline, Sunset Beach, and of course Waimea Bay, The Surf Bus will drop you off for 2 1/2 hrs to hike, bike, surf, body board, snorkel, swim, kayak, take surfing lessons or simply lie on the beach and watch the surf at the ideal location.

After you’ve worked up an appetite, we’ll pick you up, stop to check the Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles at Turtle Beach – a must-see – and head to an one to 1 1/2 hr lunch stop at Historic Haleiwa Town, having time to also explore its quaint art galleries, shave-ice stands and hip shops housed in plantation-era buildings.

SNORKEL ADVENTURE

The Cove is a natural pool, safe for bathers & small children alike. Snorkel outside the pool and you’ll encounter sea life, lava tubes and caves that  Scuba Diving magazine rates in the world’s best 12 shore dives. FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!

The Bay is filled with schools of colored fish and turtles cruising around, as well as wild spinner dolphins putting a show just offshore.

BIKE ADVENTURE

Ride the ‘Tree Tunnel Bike Path’ along a stretch of white sand beaches rated #2 of Hawaii’s top 10 by the Travel Channel. (1 hour ride time) ALL AGES . Locks and baskets provided!

Stop off at the famous Pipeline and Sunset Beach to watch the world’s best surfers pit themselves at the world’s deadliest surfing location.

NATURE WALK/WATERFALL SWIM

Stroll a well-paved, sunlit path through one of the most extensive collections of Polynesian plants found anywhere to arrive at the Falls and cool off in the pool below. Find endangered bird and plant species as well as educational signs documenting their importance to Hawaiian culture.  (1 & 1/2 hour walk)

KAYAK OR STAND UP PADDLE BOARD

Paddle the protected waters of Haleiwa Bay to then go under the famous Rainbow Bridge and up the Anahulu River. Great kayak for first timers and the experienced.

Try Stand Up Paddle Board! Hollywood actors are doing it, YOU can too! FUN and good exercise while sightseeing beautiful views!

JUSTIN REMAIS (Owner & Tour Guide)

Hawaii resident for over 20 years, Justin is an outdoor aficionado. From spear fishing to surfing, diving and mountain biking, Justin loves it all! He has been a surfer since he was 10 and also holds a 100 ton captain’s license, as well as sailing and diesel mechanics certificate. He has sailed around the world doing what he loves and has set anchor in Hawaii where he charges 30 foot waves whenever they are out there.

His stoke in life will show in whatever he does and his passion is to share with you his favorite outdoor adventures.

The Grand Circle Island tour by Roberts Hawaii is ideal for first-time visitors, but regulars love it, too. On your journey you will see the best of the best of Oahu. From the lush, green mountains to the clear blue waters, across the pineapple fields, and beyond. There’s no better way to experience the diversity of this beautiful island. The sights are accompanied by live narration from our friendly tour guides, so you’ll get interesting cultural and historical information along the way. (And don’t be surprised if you find yourself laughing and singing songs. This tour is anything but boring.) You’ll go to the 1,186-foot Pali Lookout, where King Kamehameha the Great fought his last battle, for a view that will blow you away. Or it may feel like it anyway, with robust winds that often sweep through the mountain pass, so hold on to your hat. World-famous North Shore surfing beaches are also on the tour, along with breathtaking Waimea Bay where giant waves break right on the shore, leaving behind their salty mist. You’ll also catch sight of Aloha Tower, which you may recall from the TV show Hawaii Five-O, and the familiar profile of the 750-foot Diamond Head volcano that has become a symbol for Hawaii throughout the years. This Oahu tour is grand indeed, and will not disappoint.