Ride a deluxe ATV long tour in Hakalau with river time
1.5 hours
Helmet, Drinks and snacks
Ride an ATV on a long tour at Umauma Experience in Hakalau, with a chance to go into the river along the way. Choose a 1-seater ATV or a side-by-side UTV, depending on your group.
Drivers must meet age and license requirements (16+ for single-driver ATVs; 18+ for side-by-sides). Passengers must be at least 4 years old, and ages 4–17 must have a parent/guardian on tour. Weight limits apply (drivers 350 lbs max; passengers 250 lbs max), and weights are taken at check-in.
Bookings cancelled less than 48 hours before tour time will be charged in full. In case of thunder, lightning, or strong winds, tours may be cancelled.
Product ID: 23G5V5
No. You may not participate if you are pregnant or if you have a history of neck or back issues.
Drivers (front seat) must be 350 lbs max, and passengers (back seat) must be 250 lbs max. Weights are taken at check-in; if you are under or over the limits that day, you won’t be able to participate and you won’t receive a refund.
Wear closed-toe shoes, plus pants and a shirt. Dress appropriately for the weather; layers are recommended, and you may get dusty, dirty, wet, or muddy. Bring swim attire, a towel, and extra clothes for the river portion.
31-313 Old Mamalahoa Highway, Hakalau HI 96710
Most visitors rave about the zipline tours here, praising the long, fast lines with incredible views over lush Hawaiian scenery. The guides consistently get shout-outs by name – people love how friendly and knowledgeable the staff are, whether you're ziplining, doing the ATV tour, or swimming at waterfalls. Families especially appreciate that younger kids can participate, and the combination tours like "Zip and Dip" seem to be huge hits. The property itself is beautiful, with Cleo's Peace Garden and multiple waterfall access points that make for memorable experiences beyond just the adrenaline rush. The main operational hiccup mentioned is that larger group sizes can mean waiting between ziplines, which slows down the pace. A couple reviewers noted the experience felt less personal than in years past, with guides focused on safety instructions but not much beyond that. There's one serious safety incident detailed in the reviews involving staff inattention that resulted in injury, though this appears to be an isolated event rather than a pattern. Overall, the property delivers on adventure and scenery, especially if you catch them on a day with smaller groups and engaged guides.
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