Walk bamboo trails beneath Kulaniapia Falls
3–4 hrs
Property access, nature trails
Explore 40+ acres of nature trails and bamboo gardens around Hawaii's largest privately accessible waterfall. Take in views of the 120-foot falls and enjoy time outdoors near Hilo.
Receive a full refund when you cancel at least 48 hours before for 2 people, 72 hours for 3–4 people, or 7 days before for 5 or more people. No refunds for no-shows. The experience operates rain or shine; unsafe swimming does not qualify for a refund. Receive a full refund if the operator cancels due to safety or unforeseen circumstances.
Product ID: 4S9YM9
No. Property access is included with your overnight stay.
Bring your own water and lunch. Regular food and beverage service is not available onsite.
Professional photography is allowed for daypass guests' personal use, such as engagement or family photos, but not for outside commercial clients or advertising campaigns. Your photographer needs a day pass, and an additional permission fee applies that is not included in the listed price.
Kulaniapia Falls: 100 Kulaniapia Dr, Hilo, HI 96720
Tucked into the rainforest above Hilo on the Big Island, Kulaniapia Falls drops some 120 feet into a clear plunge pool framed by lush tropical vegetation. The roar of the water reaches you before the view does, building anticipation as you follow the path through dense green canopy. Kulaniapia Falls is set on private property that operates as a small inn, giving guests a rare sense of seclusion that public parks rarely offer. Standing at the pool's edge, mist on your face and birdsong overhead, the outside world feels genuinely far away.
Wonderful waterfall and walk around property.
Jennifer Bell
February 17, 2026
Wonderful waterfall and walk around property.
Jennifer Bell
February 17, 2026
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