See Kauai from a different perspective as you glide above green valleys and tropical landscapes. Whether you’re trying ziplining for the first time or looking for a more adventurous course, compare the options to find an experience that suits your group.

Each course offers a different combination of scenery, line lengths and activities. Some tours combine ziplining with hiking, swimming or other adventures—check the individual listing to see what’s included.

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Zipline FAQ’s

Weight and Age Limits

  • Weight Limits: Most standard courses require participants to weigh between 80 lbs to 260 lbs depending on the specific company.
  •  Age Limits: Minimum age is 7 but some courses require guest to be a minimum of 12 and 100 pounds.

What to Wear and Bring

  • Footwear: Closed-toe and closed-heel shoes (such as athletic sneakers or hiking shoes) are strictly required.
  • Clothing: Comfortable, longer-fitting shorts, leggings, or pants are recommended to sit properly in the harness. Avoid loose clothing or hanging jewelry.
  • Hair and Accessories: Long hair must be tied back in a low ponytail, braid, or bun. Remove hats before putting on a helmet.
  • Cameras and Phones: Only devices secured with tight straps or stored safely in zippered pockets are permitted. Drones are prohibited.

Health and Safety Restrictions

  • Pregnancy: Pregnant individuals are not permitted to zip line at any stage due to harness and impact risks.
  • Medical Conditions: People with recent surgeries, chronic heart issues, or severe back/neck problems should avoid zip lining.
  • Weather: Tours typically run rain or shine, though operators will pause or cancel routes if high winds, heavy rain, or lightning occur.