Halawa Valley Cultural Hike to Moaula Falls

Discover Halawa Valley on a guided hike that connects Hawaiian cultural history with the landscape around you. Explore on foot with Kalani Pruet, a descendant of a local landowner, and his family.

Itinerary

The Halawa Valley tour passes through an ancient Hawaiian village to the Moaula Falls and is guided by Kuleana landowner descendent, Kalani Pruet and his ohana.

During your tour you will learn about the history of the Hawaiian cultural, vegetation throughout the flower farm & abroad, history of the falls, and much, much more!

We suggest you bring a bottle water in case you get thirsty on the trail and comfortable shoes. You are welcome to bring a lunch for yourselves and eat it at the waterfall. There is a pond at the waterfall where you can swim.  There are no garbage receptacle there so whatever you take up you have to bring back down.

When we get back to the flower farm Kalani will make some complimentary smoothies from fresh fruit grown here on the farm. They also grow Cacao hopefully they will have some chocolate available for you to try.

It is a 1-1/2 hr walk up and 1-1/2 hr walk back to the flower farm. It’s a total of 12,000 steps. We will spend half an hour at the waterfall. So if you want to swim at the pond at the waterfall you can.

Important details

• Ages 15+ only.
• Gratuity is not included in the listed price. The suggested amount is 15–25% of the total tour cost.
• Bring swimwear if you plan to swim at the falls.
• Carry out everything you bring in; there are no garbage receptacles at the waterfall.
• The tour operates only when weather permits.