
easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; basic paddling strength and balance recommended.
Paddle along Moloka'i’s southern coast on a 3-mile downwind tour as the sun sets, capturing breathtaking ocean views and the island’s rare natural beauty. Perfect for all skill levels, this tour blends adventure with tranquility in a truly Hawaiian setting.
Available November thru March Mon-Sat • 1-2 hours • Beginner to Advanced • Kayaks or SUP • All Ages
The kayaking/SUP can be done for beginners to advanced paddlers. The tour is done inside and outside the reef tide permitting and is one of the safer places to kayak in the State of Hawaii. The kayaks are doubles, Malibu XLs. Singles can be requested at the time of reservation but the experience is needed and we can not guarantee that singles are available. SUP boards range from 10 to 14.0 depending on experience and can only be used in certain tides.
Depending on weather/tidal conditions we are inside or just outside the reef
SUP RULE OF THUMB- We only go with 1ft and rising tide or we offer double kayaks as an alternative
Please CHECK the tides before booking SUP
Tour hours depend on conditions but on average 1-2 hrs on the water depending on the wind. No matter how long the water time, the experience is incredible and we are about quality time on the ocean.
Meet at Hotel Molokai at 4pm at our desk in the lobby of hotel Molokai. Shuttle time from Hotel Molokai to the start is approximately 5-10 mins with a 10-minute safety briefing and what to expect prior to the tour commencing. During the shuttle up to the starting location, customers will get to see the course they will be paddling.
Times will adjust according to sunset times but typically 2 hours before sunset.
Gratuity is not included in this price so gratuity is much appreciated for the guide
The tour relies on steady trade winds; check the forecast and dress for breezy conditions to stay comfortable.
Arriving 15 minutes early lets you get a safety briefing and familiarize yourself with your kayak or SUP equipment.
The stunning sunset and coastal scenery are worth capturing—waterproof cases keep your gear safe.
Even late in the day, the sun and wind can dehydrate you; bring a water bottle to stay refreshed.
Moloka'i has long been home to native Hawaiian communities with deep cultural ties to the land and ocean, reflected in local stewardship of coastal waters.
Operators emphasize low-impact practices and educate guests about protecting Moloka'i’s fragile marine ecosystems.
Stay cool and protected from the sun during the mild spring trade winds.
spring specific
Protects your face and stays secure during the stronger summer breezes.
summer specific
Reduces glare on the water during autumn’s bright afternoon light.
fall specific
Keeps essentials safe from water exposure in wetter winter months.
winter specific