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Locals Only Day

A lot has happened in the last few months… we got a new boat, were able to get HB 1090 vetoed, and a new non profit is in the works at Kikiaola Small Boat Harbor. We saw an overwhelming amount of support from the community when we were on the verge of having our tours…

NEW Deluxe Catamaran

We are excited to share that Na Pali Experience has recently acquired a brand-new 18-passenger vessel, just in time for summer! Our brand new 35ft Deluxe Power Catamaran was custom designed for touring Na Pali Coast and was built with our guests in mind. She’s the perfect size for Na Pali; large enough to handle the…

Dinner Recommendations

First on our list is Duke’s Kauai. Located in the heart of Lihue, Duke’s offers oceanfront dining with a view of Kalapaki Beach. This iconic restaurant is named after Duke Kahanamoku, the father of modern surfing. Duke’s is known for its fresh seafood, live music, and friendly service. Their signature dish is the Hula Pie,…

Help Save Kauai’s Local Boat Charters

We need your Help! Bill HB1090 has been passed without public knowledge by our state legislature and is now awaiting Governor Green’s signature. If signed, this bill would result in the revocation of 15 permits from Kikiaola Small Boat Harbor. This action would have devastating consequences for our local small businesses, leaving a significant number…

Preparing for Your Tour

What is provided: Each person will be provided with a dry bag to keep their belongings safe and dry during the trip. We offer top-of-the-line snorkeling gear on board for your convenience. Additionally, we provide a variety of cold beverages including local juices, sodas, and water, as well as Kettle Chips, granola bars, and freshly…

Must Sees on Kaua’i

Kauai is one of the most beautiful islands in the Hawaiian archipelago. Known as the Garden Island, Kauai is home to breathtaking natural beauty, pristine beaches, verdant rainforests, and towering cliffs. First on the list is Waimea Canyon State Park. This is a must-see destination for any visitor to the island. The canyon is nicknamed…

Dolphins of Hawaii

Dolphins are one of the most intelligent and beloved marine mammals found in the world’s oceans and seas. Hawaii, with its stunning coastline and rich marine life, is known as one of the best places in the world to witness dolphins in their natural habitat. The waters surrounding the Hawaiian Islands are home to several…

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

One of the best things about Kaua’i is how green it is, literally. Not only is the island green, but the people of Kaua’i. Residents make a massive effort to preserve the land for generations to come. The county even gives out free compost bins to those that are interested and you’ll see young and…

Morning Magic or Afternoon Adventure?

Something to keep in mind when booking is the differences between our morning and afternoon tours. Mornings on the water will typically be calmer on the coast, as the wind picks up in the afternoon. If you are looking for a smoother ride without sacrificing the adventure, this is a good option. Dying to see dolphins? 9/10 times we see…

Hele on to Kaua’i

“I’m going to be your instincts, Kunu will be your instincts. Don’t do anything. Don’t try to surf, don’t do it. The less you do, the more you do.” -Kunu/Forgetting Sarah Marshall Many People traveling to Hawai’i want to get the most out of their visit, which usually includes island hoping. High expectations are set…

Private Vs. Shared Tours

Private charters are ideal for those celebrating  special occasions, families with small children, or groups that prefer an exclusive experience on the Na Pali. Our 6 passenger vessels are a perfect option for those wanting to see the Na Pali Coast in style and comfort. We’ll even let you listen to that special playlist you…

Rainy Days on Kaua’i

Some of you may be wondering, “What do I do if it rains?” Well, I’m here to tell you. But first, let’s start from the beginning… Kaua’i is home to one of the wettest places on earth, Mount Wai’ale’ale, receiving around 500 inches per year! And what do you get when it rains? Rainbows and…