Kualoa Ranch - Jungle Expedition Tour
219 Ratings
- Live Guide
- E-Ticket
- 1.5 hr
Experience the wilder side of Oahu during an adventurous off-road tour aboard a modified Ford F-350 vehicle with an expert driver. Get incredible views over Oahu’s coast as your vehicle rumbles over rugged terrain at Kualoa Ranch, a sprawling cattle ranch that stretches from the jagged Ko’olau Mountains to the pristine beaches along Kaneohe Bay. Hear the history of the ranch and the region as you enjoy the thrills of this scenic, off-road jungle expedition.
Itinerary Details
Operated by: Kualoa Ranch
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Stop At: Kualoa Ranch
After making your own way to Kualoa Ranch, hop aboard a large Swiss Pinzgauer off-road vehicle, which was originally designed for military use. With 6-wheel-drive and a tough exterior, the Pinzgauer is the perfect vehicle to navigate the steep and rugged back-country terrain of the working cattle ranch
Duration: 1 hour
Pass By:
On the tour, guests experience secluded spots that overlook Oahu’s eastern coastline and see Moli’i Pond, our 800 year old ancient Hawaiian fishpond, which is listed on the US National Register of Historic Places
Pass By: Chinaman's Hat
Views of Mokoliʻi Island (Chinaman’s Hat) and Kaneʻohe Bay.
Pass By: Kane'ohe Bay
Views of Mokoliʻi Island (Chinaman’s Hat) and Kaneʻohe Bay.
Stop At: Kualoa Ranch
After making your own way to Kualoa Ranch, hop aboard a large Swiss Pinzgauer off-road vehicle, which was originally designed for military use. With 6-wheel-drive and a tough exterior, the Pinzgauer is the perfect vehicle to navigate the steep and rugged back-country terrain of the working cattle ranch
Duration: 1 hour
Pass By:
On the tour, guests experience secluded spots that overlook Oahu’s eastern coastline and see Moli’i Pond, our 800 year old ancient Hawaiian fishpond, which is listed on the US National Register of Historic Places
Pass By: Chinaman's Hat
Views of Mokoliʻi Island (Chinaman’s Hat) and Kaneʻohe Bay.
Pass By: Kane'ohe Bay
Views of Mokoliʻi Island (Chinaman’s Hat) and Kaneʻohe Bay.
