easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most ages; minimal physical activity required
Join Kauai Offshore Adventures LLC on an exhilarating whale-watching tour in Eleele, Hawaii. Witness these majestic humpback whales breach and sing, all while exploring the stunning waters of the Pacific. A must-do for marine wildlife enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike!
Seasonal Dec through March • Ages 4+ • 2 Hours
Embark on a thrilling 2-hour Humpback Whale Watching Adventure along Kauai's breathtaking coastline. Experience the awe of humpback whales breaching and tail slapping, while listening to their enchanting songs through a hydrophone. Enjoy light snacks and refreshing beverages aboard the spacious Kauai Voyager 1 as you soak in stunning views.
Adults (Ages 13 and up): $109 Children (Ages 5 to 12): $89
2 hours
Join us for an afternoon of observing amazing humpback whales from the deck of our spacious and versatile Super Raft- Kauai Voyager 1. As the whales breach, spray, and tail slap, we will listen to their songs through our state of the art hydrophone. The tour also includes light snacks and cold beverages (no alcohol provided).
The ocean breeze can be cool even in warm weather, so bring layers to stay comfortable throughout the trip.
Capture spectacular photos of whales and marine wildlife with a camera or smartphone with a good zoom.
Bring water and snacks to stay energized during the approximately 3-hour tour.
Whale season is popular, so reserve your spot early to secure your preferred date and time.
Eleele and nearby regions played a significant role in Hawaii's sugar and pineapple industries, influencing local culture and economy.
Kauai's marine tour operators participate in whale conservation efforts and adhere to guidelines that protect marine wildlife and habitats.
Protect your skin from sun exposure during the boat tour.
Keep sun glare and UV rays at bay while enjoying the ocean views.
Bring additional warmth for cooler weather, especially in winter months.
winter specific
Enhance wildlife viewing, especially for distant whales and marine birds.