Water Activities at Hawaii Water Sports Center: Parasailing over Oahu
Difficulty
easy
Duration
15–30 minutes
Fitness Level
Minimal physical effort required, suitable for most ages
Overview
Lift off over Oahu’s south shore and witness Diamond Head from a new perspective. Parasailing here offers unforgettable views and a rush of adrenaline in Hawaii’s ultimate outdoor adventure.
Parasailing
Parasail over
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About This Adventure
Experience breathtaking views of Diamond Head while parasailing over Oahu’s stunning south shore. Choose from three thrilling tow-line lengths, ranging from 700 to 1,000 feet, for an unforgettable adventure with a friend. Perfect for ages 5 and up, this unique activity promises excitement and memorable moments in the sky.
Our Most Popular Activity!
Ages 5+
Duration
1 Hour Check-in 30 minutes prior to the activity
Available Times
About
Up to 1,000 feet of tow-line allows you and a friend to enjoy perfect views of Diamond Head from Oahu’s south shore. Choose the length that will satisfy your craving for adventure: 700 feet, 850 feet, or 1,000 feet.
Booking Notes
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All price is per person
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Shared Boat
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Tour Duration: 1 hour (not flight time)
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Flight is tandem or triple (no single)
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Observer option: Sitting on the boat and watch (not parasailing), no age limit
What to Wear
- Swimsuit, board shorts, rash guard or any clothes you feel comfortable getting wet. Life jacket will be provided.
Requirements
- Must be 5 years and older
- Pregnant women cannot ride on parasail
Adventure Tips
Wear a life vest and secure your harness
Ensure your safety gear is fitted properly before elevating above the water.
Check weather conditions
Avoid wind and rain for a safer, smoother parasailing experience.
Book early in the day
Morning sessions tend to have better weather and safer conditions.
Bring a waterproof camera
Capture the stunning aerial views without risking damage to your gear.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Sea turtles
- Dolphins
History
Diamond Head crater, visible from the air, is a volcanic tuff cone formed over 300,000 years ago, shaping much of Oahu’s landscape.
Conservation
The operation promotes eco-friendly boating practices, including waste reduction and responsible wildlife viewing to preserve Hawaii’s natural beauty.
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Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protect your skin during the sun-filled flight.
summer specific
Sunglasses with retainer
Shield your eyes from glare and ensure sunglasses stay in place.
summer specific
Waterproof camera
Capture your aerial adventure without worry.
Hat with chin strap
Additional sun protection and to keep it secure.
summer specific