Oahu zipline: Kualoa, the North Shore and Coral Crater
An Oahu zipline trip runs on one of three sites. Kualoa Ranch uses the Kaʻaʻawa Valley, the North Shore trips cross a working farm near Kahuku, and Coral Crater sits in Kapolei, on the leeward side of the island.
Prices as of November 2026, per person: from $94.34 for a 3-line course to $251 for the North Shore trip with an ATV ride and a farm visit. The price follows the number of lines, the length of the tour and extras such as the ATV ride.
Our picks: Oahu zipline tours
Eight-line North Shore trips, a valley tour at Kualoa and one to two hour courses at Coral Crater, from $94.34 to $251.
Hand-picked tours, booked through Viator and GetYourGuide. Prices are indicative starting prices in US dollars (as of October 2026). Tap a tour for live availability and the current price in your currency.
North Shore zipline with ATV ride and farm visit
Eight dual lines up to half a mile long, four sky bridges and boardwalks, a floating staircase and two rappels.
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- Professional guide
- Helmet, glove and harness
- Water
Eight lines above a working farm in about 2.5 hours, with free parking.
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Kualoa Ranch Jurassic Valley zipline tour
Seven tandem sections, two suspension bridges and five short trails over three hours.
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Coral Crater zipline with six lines
- Professional guide
- Six zipline runs
The two hour course with six lines. A Waikiki shuttle is an option for the 10 am tour.
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Three or six rides, depending on the option, with a guide and safety gear. Waikiki pick-up is an option.
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- Professional guide
The one hour course with three lines. A Waikiki shuttle is an option for the 10 am tour.
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Eight-line North Shore trips, a three hour valley tour at Kualoa and one to two hour courses at Coral Crater, with current prices and availability.
North Shore zipline: eight lines above a working farm
The $203.65 trip starts at 1 Enos Road in Kahuku and includes a guide, water, helmet, glove and harness, and free parking. The $251 trip adds an ATV ride up to the start, two rappels, a floating staircase and a visit to the working farm.
The course is open Monday to Saturday and closed on Sundays. Guests must be at least 5 years old and wear closed shoes. The paths are uneven, and moderate fitness is enough.
Kualoa Ranch: a three hour valley tour for $194
This tour starts at the ranch on Kamehameha Highway and runs through the Kaʻaʻawa Valley. You zip seven tandem sections, cross two suspension bridges and walk five short trails on uneven gravel with some slopes.
Guests must be at least 10 years old, weigh 70 to 280 lb and measure 4 ft 8 in to 6 ft 9 in. Anyone under 18 joins with an adult. You are weighed at check-in, and a helmet and closed shoes are required. The ranch is closed on Christmas and New Year.
Coral Crater in Kapolei: three or six lines
The park is at 91-1780 Midway Street. The 3-line course for $94.34 takes about one hour, and the 6-line course for $179.14 about two hours. Lines run 300 to 1,000 feet. A Waikiki shuttle is available as an option, including for the 10 am tour.
Guests must be at least 6 years old and weigh 40 to 275 lb, and you are weighed on arrival. No experience is needed, but you carry about 15 lb of equipment over uneven ground with a slope. The operator advises against the course with back or neck injuries and does not allow pregnant guests. Check in 30 minutes early, because late arrivals are not refunded.
Which zipline fits you
Families with children aged 5 to 9 can look at the North Shore trips from age 5 or Coral Crater from age 6. Kualoa starts at 10. If you have one hour, the 3-line course at Coral Crater is the shortest. For the valley scenery, choose Kualoa. For the most lines and the most extras, the $251 North Shore trip is the one. Heavy wind or lightning can interrupt the Kualoa and Coral Crater tours.
Oahu zipline: practical questions
How much does an Oahu zipline cost?
Per person, the 3-line Coral Crater course costs $94.34 and the 6-line course $179.14. Kualoa Ranch costs $194, the North Shore trip $203.65, and the North Shore trip with an ATV ride and farm visit $251.
What is the minimum age?
The North Shore trips take guests from 5, Coral Crater from 6 and Kualoa Ranch from 10. At Kualoa, anyone under 18 joins with an adult.
Are there weight limits?
Coral Crater takes 40 to 275 lb. Kualoa takes 70 to 280 lb and a height of 4 ft 8 in to 6 ft 9 in. Both weigh guests at check-in.
What should I wear?
Closed shoes are needed on every course, and a helmet is provided or required depending on the site. Wear comfortable outdoor clothes, since the paths are uneven.