Mokulua Islands Guided Kayak Tour from Kailua Beach
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
A moderate level of fitness is recommended to paddle 3 miles round trip, hike uneven terrain, and snorkel comfortably.
Overview
Paddle from Kailua Beach to the stunning Mokulua Islands on a 5-hour guided kayak tour. Explore coral reefs, hike the islands, and spot sea turtles in this unique Hawaiian adventure.
Mokulua Islands Guided Kayak Tour, Kailua's Twin Islands
5 Hours • Ages 13+ • Ocean Kayaking & Snorkeling Tour
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About This Adventure
Embark on a memorable 5-hour guided kayak adventure from Kailua Beach to the stunning Mokulua Islands. Paddle through crystal-clear waters, explore coral reefs, and hike Moku Nui's perimeter. Enjoy a delicious lunch, optional snorkeling at Lanikai Beach, and the chance to see sea turtles and monk seals in their natural habitat.
Duration
5 Hours
About the Guided Tour
Create lasting memories on your Kailua Beach adventure. Rent a kayak and embark on a journey to the Mokulua Islands in Kailua, indulging in both an ocean kayaking and hiking adventure. Ocean kayak over the sheltered waters of Kailua Bay and take in the crystal clear waters and coral reefs.
Transport the equipment from our shop at 134B Hamakua Dr., Kailua, HI, 96734, to Kailua Beach, utilizing specialized foam pads and straps for your vehicle. The Tandem Kayaks, accommodating one or two people, come equipped with life vests, seat backs, and paddles.
Please arrive at our shop 30 minutes before your tour starts
Guided Kayak Tour Highlights:
- Experienced guide
- Lunch and Shave Ice included
- Optional Lanikai Beach snorkeling
- Queens Bath exploration
- Hike the perimeter of Moku Nui
- Observe sea turtles and monk seals in their natural habitat
Book now to experience guided kayaking to Moku Nui Island. Permits are limited, so reserve your tour in advance!
Adventure Tips
Wear Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect your skin and the coral reefs by applying reef-safe sunscreen before your trip.
Bring a Waterproof Bag
Keep your essentials dry by packing them in a waterproof bag or dry sack.
Stay Hydrated
Bring plenty of water or hydrate during breaks to avoid dehydration under the sun.
Listen to Your Guide
Follow your guide’s safety instructions closely, especially during kayaking and snorkeling segments.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Green sea turtles
- Hawaiian monk seals
History
The Mokulua Islands hold cultural significance as traditional Hawaiian fishponds and have been protected for their natural and historical importance.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to minimize impact by staying on designated trails and using reef-safe sunscreen to protect coral ecosystems.
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Recommended Gear
Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect your skin and marine environment from harmful chemicals during sunny summer days.
summer specific
Dry Bag
Keep personal items dry and secure while paddling and snorkeling.
Water Shoes
Protect feet during the island hike and when entering or exiting the kayak over rocky areas.
Lightweight Quick-Dry Clothing
Stay comfortable and dry quickly after water segments in warm spring weather.
spring specific