BIG ISLAND
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The 5 most popular zip lines on the Big Island. What they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Hilo ziplining near Akaka Falls with 7 progressive lines, pro instruction, and a 250-foot waterfall crossing over Kolekole Falls.
“Ky and Rose were the absolute BEST!!!!! They made the experience so personable. I went with my best friend and mom. It was our first time ziplining”
Zip over 9 lines at Umauma on the Big Island, race on dual runs, and enjoy ocean views plus waterfall flying. Equipment and fees included.
“Took my parents (70's) and my spouse and kids (15 & 8). Everyone loved it. Beautiful views. Friendly staff. Everyone was ready to go again. Again, the staff was fun, happy, professional and made my family feel at ease and safe. Thank you so much. We will recommend to everyone and anyone.”
Fly eight ziplines through a Hawaiian rainforest, cross a suspension bridge, race dual lines by Kamaee Falls, then explore gardens and a maze.
“My husband and I were running late and the crew called us to make sure we were on our way, then waited for us to arrive before beginning the tour! Some spectacular views of some streams and of course the amazing waterfall.”
Kohala Zipline near Hawi: quiet canopy lines, rope bridges, and sweeping views in about 3 hours. Safety gear, small group.
“Jake and Davyn were awesome! The zip line was fun and the foliage beautiful! Jake and Davyn were knowledgeable about the area and the island and they were funny! We felt very safe and secure. We would definitely go again!”
Nine ziplines and a private Umauma Falls swim pond with kayaks and SUP, plus picnic lunch near Hilo on the Big Island.
“Staff was great with the everyone giving them a great experience. 2 thumbs way up for those that enjoy a bit of adventure.”
