Swim at Waimea Valley Falls and sample local chocolate, with entrance fees included
7-8 Hours
Up to 14 people
Entrance fees, farm tour, tastings
Head to Oahu’s North Shore for Waimea Valley & Falls and a Waialua Estate cacao and coffee farm tour. Swim or take photos at the waterfall, then enjoy chocolate sampling and coffee cupping.
Swimming requires a supplied lifejacket. The waterfall may close due to high flow. Tram or scooter ride is $20 round trip, paid on arrival.
Cancel at least 24 hours prior to day.
Wear comfortable shoes (like sneakers) and bring flip flops. Bring your swimsuit, a towel, and sunscreen. Water shoes are okay but not necessary.
Yes. Lifejackets are supplied and required.
Plan on a paved walk of about 20 minutes with an incline. If you prefer, you can pay an extra $20 on arrival for a round-trip tram or scooter; the tram ride takes about 5 minutes.
Tucked into the green folds of Oahu's North Shore, Waimea Valley draws you in with the scent of tropical blooms and the sound of birdsong drifting through dense forest canopy. A paved trail winds past hundreds of labeled plant species, each one part of one of Hawaii's most significant botanical collections. Waimea Valley rewards slow walkers who pause to notice the details, from ancient Hawaiian heiau platforms rising quietly through the foliage to the cool mist rising off Waihi Falls at the trail's end.
Kiko has built something truly special here, and travelers consistently rave about her personalized approach to showing off Oahu. She takes time before your tour to understand what matters most to you, then crafts a completely customized itinerary that balances must-see spots with authentic local experiences. Guests love how she weaves island history and cultural insights throughout the day while hitting scenic viewpoints, hidden gems, and fantastic food stops—think fresh pineapple stands, malasada trucks, garlic shrimp, and macadamia nut tastings. Many reviewers mention she feels like family by day's end, striking the perfect balance between being engaging and giving you space to explore. What sets Kiko apart is her flexibility and problem-solving. Multiple travelers booked her for their last day on the island, and she seamlessly managed their luggage and airport drop-offs while still delivering a full tour experience. She knows the locals, shares ongoing recommendations for restaurants and activities, and even sends photos she captures along the way. Families appreciate how she connects with kids, couples love the romantic touches, and first-time visitors value booking her early in their trip for insider tips on navigating the island independently afterward.