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Kauai Waimea Canyon tour
Tour#U709
Waimea, which is situated on the western end of Kauai, offers history and as much adventure as you'd like. The "Little Grand Canyon," Mark Twain's nickname for Kauai’s Waimea Canyon, is also considered the Grand Canyon of the Pacific. Waimea Canyon's vast views and its imposing stature share similarities with its mainland cousin, but this canyon has its own island personality. Waimea Canyon’s features envelop you with their grandeur, deep colors, and splendorous beauty. Yellow ginger, eucalyptus trees, Kauai's own mokihana berries, and other vegetation abound right up to the 3,500 foot elevation. The famous Kalalau Valley, also on the western side of Kauai, reveals a breath-taking waterfall, green pleated cliffs and a deep, carved valley.
| Island | Kauai Island |
| Category | Sightseeing tours |
| Activity vendor | Roberts Hawaii |
| Minimum number of participants | 2 |
| Days of operation | Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Holidays |
| Child/Infant age |
Child:4-11 years old. Infant:3 years and under. |
| Itinerary | 08:00 Pick up from hotel 13:30 Return to hotel Hanapepe Valley lookout* Old Russian Fort-Fort Elizabeth Captains Cook's landing Spectacular Waimea Canyon* Spouting Horn* Waimea town Koloa town * denotes stops made |
| Inclusions | Hawaii State tax, admission |
| Others | *No Host lunch enroute |
Price
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| Adult | $46.00 - $46.00 |
| Child(4-11) |
$36.00 - $36.00 |
*All prices, descriptions, departure times, departure locations and all other information on this website is subject to change at any time without prior notice.
Cancel Charge
| 3 days prior to the activity day: | No charge |
| Cancel within 3 days of your activity date: | 100% charge |
| For example if you book an activity for 05/12/2008
, you must cancel before
05/09/2008 to receive any eligible refund. If payment has already been made, a credit card transaction fee will apply. This rate will vary depending on your credit card provider. |
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