No vacation to Hawaii is complete without experiencing zipline tours in Kauai! Many people who head to the island to escape from their everyday world envision laying on the beach soaking up the sun, surfing, or reading a good book. Others are interested in exploring their surroundings and seeing sights they have never before seen. While all of that is fine and good, why not add a little fun and adventure to your excursion?
At JustLive! our zipline tours in Kauai are unique from anything you have experienced before. We have a few different options designed to meet our customers’ needs, from the Wikiwiki or “quick” zip tour to the 3 1/2 hour Treetop Tour and 4 1/2 hour Eco-Adventure.
If you’ve never ridden a zipline, be prepared to be amazed! Not only is a zipline tour fun, liberating, and educational, the natural beauty of Kauai is breathtaking as well. You cannot imagine the wonder and free feeling of moving through the air in Kauai’s exclusive treetop/canopy tour. Of course our first priority is safety, so your group can enjoy yourselves without worry. Our guides/leaders are trained extensively and even certified in first aid, CPR, climbing, and zipline operations. You can feel secure knowing that you can have the time of your life while an experienced and highly trained staff oversees it all. We inspect our equipment and course every day; maintenance is a top priority.
If you’re interested in zipline tours in Kauai, you’ll want to consider the zipline treetop tour, 3 1/2 hours of pure excitement including canopy bridges located in the treetops, aerial viewing platforms, and zipline runs that let you soar through the air like the circus performers you have seen on a flying trapeze. If you’re a little intimidated, not to worry; your first experience will be so invigorating and fun, you’ll be ready for another tour as soon as you finish the first.
Sure, you can go to the mountains or the beach on vacation – but why not enjoy the adventure of a lifetime? Visit JustLive! and experience one of our Kauai zipline tours.
