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Ziplining in Hawaii

America's first zipline appeared in Hawaii and the activity still remains one of the major attractions on the islands

Best time: all year round

Ziplining
Ziplining
Ziplining

​If you have never tried ziplining, Hawaii is the best place to start. Every Hawaiian island offers a few ziplines over canyons, rivers, volcanos, and tropical jungles so you can enjoy stunning views of breathtaking landscapes and wildlife. Maui Island alone has 34 ziplines including the Flying Hawaiian, the longest zipline in the world at over 10 km in length. The Big Island has at least ten ziplines, including a zipline over Akaka Falls at a height of 75 m. Ziplining is a fun and exciting way to explore many outstanding Hawaiian sights, so don't miss your chance to try it.

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What Hawaiian islands offer ziplining?

Ziplining opportunities can be found on all Hawaiian islands, with Maui Island offering 34 zipline varieties and The Big Island having at least ten options. Other islands popular with ziplining enthusiasts include Kauai, Oahu and Molokai, each with unique landscapes to explore on a zipline adventure. Show more

Where is the longest zipline in the world located?

The 'Flying Hawaiian' is the world's longest zipline, located on Maui Island. This zipline spans more than 10 kilometers and is the only side-by-side zipline in existence, offering mesmerizing views of the Pacific Ocean and the West Maui Mountains from the Kaanapali Resort area. Show more

When is the best time to go ziplining in Hawaii?

The mild and consistent year-round climate in Hawaii makes ziplining possible at any time. However, it is recommended to go ziplining between April and October during the dry season. During this time, you can expect comfortable temperatures, clear skies, and lower chances of rain. Make sure to confirm the weather conditions and seasonal closures with your preferred zipline operator. Show more

How high up do ziplines in Hawaii go?

Zipline heights vary in Hawaii depending on location and operator, with some exceeding 75 meters above waterfalls, canyons, and forests for incredible views. However, most ziplines are situated about 15-25 meters off the ground. All operators provide safety equipment for an unforgettable exhilarating ride high above nature's splendor. Show more

What other outdoor activities are available on Maui Island?

Maui Island provides a plethora of outdoor activities beyond ziplining, such as whale watching, snorkeling, and scuba diving. Alternatively, you could surf or paddleboard on renowned surf spots, hike, bike, or tour tropical gardens and farms to witness exotic Hawaiian flora and fauna. Show more

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