Kauai Air & Ground Adventure with Dynamic Tour Hawaii
Difficulty
easy
Duration
6–8 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels as walking is minimal and mostly on flat terrain during ground stops.
Overview
Fly over Kauai’s dramatic canyons and coastlines, then experience the island’s iconic sites on the ground with Dynamic Tour Hawaii’s unique air-and-land trip. Discover why this combined journey offers a panoramic introduction to the Garden Isle.
Kauai Helicopter & Ground Tour from Oahu with Air Ticket(Book Early & Save)
Only our helicopter tour can show you the sights and wonders of Kauai.
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About This Adventure
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Kauai with a thrilling helicopter tour showcasing stunning landscapes like Waimea Canyon and hidden waterfalls, followed by an immersive ground tour featuring iconic sites such as Hanapepe Lookout and the Spouting Horn. This adventure promises unforgettable views and rich cultural history in one remarkable journey.
Helicopter Tour Highlights :
- Hanapepe Valley
- Mana Waiapuna
- Jurassic Park Falls
- Olokele Canyon
- Waimea Canyon (“Grand Canyon of the Pacific”)
- Spectacular hidden waterfalls
- Sculptural scenic views of Na Pali Coast
- Bali Hai Cliffs
- Hanalei Bay
- Princeville Resort Town
- Mount Waialeale is at elevation 5,000
Ground Tour Highlights :
- Hanapepe Lookout
- Swinging Bridge
- Captain Cook's Statue
- Fort Elizabeth
- Waimea Town
- Waimea Canyon
- Kauai Coffee
- Spouting Horn
- Tree Tunnel
- Menehune Fish Ponds
Adventure Tips
Book Early for Best Rates
Securing your seat well in advance ensures availability and gets you the best prices on this popular helicopter and ground tour.
Bring a Light Jacket
Even in Hawaii, it can be breezy and cool at higher elevations like Waimea Canyon and during helicopter flight.
Prepare for Motion Sensitivity
The helicopter ride involves tight turns and altitude changes; those prone to motion sickness should consider remedies beforehand.
Wear Comfortable Walking Shoes
The ground portion includes short walks and uneven terrain at lookouts and natural sites, so sturdy shoes are recommended.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Nene Geese, Hawaii’s state bird often found in higher elevations
- Spinner Dolphins commonly seen offshore from coastal lookout points
History
Built around Hawaiian legends and colonial history, sites like Fort Elizabeth speak to Kauai’s layered past from indigenous culture to European contact.
Conservation
Efforts to protect Kauai’s natural environment focus on minimizing flight noise impact and maintaining trail and cultural site integrity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunglasses
Protect your eyes from intense sunlight during both flight and ground portions.
summer specific
Light Rain Jacket
Keeps you dry during sudden showers common in Kauai’s tropical climate.
spring|fall|winter specific
Sturdy Walking Shoes
Supports comfortable footing at lookout points and natural terrain.
Camera with Extra Batteries
Captures sweeping aerial views and ground landmarks before batteries run out.