Adventure Brief
Soar over Hawaii’s spectacular Umauma Falls on a thrilling 4-line zipline tour. Discover stunning ocean views and native wildlife in this unforgettable Big Island adventure.
2–3 hours
moderate
Family Friendly
No Experience Required
Soar over Hawaii’s spectacular Umauma Falls on a thrilling 4-line zipline tour. Discover stunning ocean views and native wildlife in this unforgettable Big Island adventure.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness is recommended as the tour involves climbing and standing for extended periods, but no advanced training is required.
Wildlife
History
The area around Umauma Falls has a rich history tied to native Hawaiian agriculture and land stewardship passed down through generations.
Conservation
Umauma Falls & ZipLine Experience actively participates in habitat restoration projects to protect native species and maintain the ecological health of the region.
Umauma Falls & ZipLine Experience
Soar over Hawaii’s spectacular Umauma Falls on a thrilling 4-line zipline tour. Discover stunning ocean views and native wildlife in this unforgettable Big Island adventure.
Umauma Falls & ZipLine Experience operates in Hakalau, Hawaii, offering outdoor adventures centered on the dramatic Umauma Falls valley. The property highlights include multi-tier waterfalls, private river swim areas, and curated zipline tours that showcase the landscape. Experiences range from self-guided garden and waterfall walks to guided zipline tours, combo excursions, eBike cultural rides, ATV long tours, and private swim and lunch options. Several zipline products include a 9-line zipline tour that covers over two miles and passes 18 waterfalls, plus a suspension bridge roughly 200 feet long. A four-line zipline option provides shorter dual-line runs with ocean views and wildlife-spotting opportunities. Water-based options include private waterfall and river swims, kayaking, and shorter “Quick Dip” swim experiences; some picnic-style lunches are catered and delivered by zipline. The property has been featured on televised productions, including an appearance noted from The Bachelorette. Umauma’s activities accommodate families, couples, and small groups, with age-restricted options such as the ATV Long Tour available for guests 16 and older. Safety protocols, guided instruction, and curated routes tailor adventures to varying comfort levels. The operation combines outdoor recreation, cultural interpretation on eBike tours, and garden exploration, providing varied ways to experience the Big Island’s tropical scenery.
Catered lunches occur in a picturesque pavilion overlooking the falls, and the eBike Culture & Swim Tour includes interpretation about native plants and Hawaiian traditions along garden paths, adding cultural context to visits.
Location
Hakalau, Hawaii
Situated on the Big Island
Waterfall Views
Triple-tiered falls
See dramatic multi-tier waterfalls
9-Line Zipline
Over 2 miles
Nine lines, 18 waterfalls
Tours Offered
8 experiences
Family-friendly and private options
Secure an Umauma Falls experience for families, couples, or groups — book zipline tours, private river swims, or eBike culture rides on the Big Island.
Wear closed-toe shoes
Sturdy footwear will keep your feet protected and stable during ziplining.
Bring insect repellent
The lush surroundings can attract mosquitoes, so protect yourself before the tour.
Hydrate well beforehand
Warm tropical weather means staying hydrated is important for comfort and safety.
Listen to your guides
Careful attention to safety instructions ensures a smooth and fun ride for everyone.
Closed-toe hiking shoes
Provides safety and stability while navigating the zipline platforms and trails.
Light rain jacket
Useful for sudden tropical showers common during spring months.
spring
Hydration pack or water bottle
Keeps you hydrated in Hawaii’s warm, humid climate.
summer
Insect repellent
Protects against mosquitoes and other insects around the forested areas.