Oahu: Waterfall Hike via Scenic South Shore Drive
Hawaii Kai, Hawaii
Discover the beauty of Oahu's South Shore on a guided tour. Hike to a waterfall and cool off in the refreshing water, forage for wild ginger, kakui nuts, and mountain apples, and birdwatch.
This guided tour explores Oahu's South Shore, ideal for nature lovers seeking hiking, foraging, and coastal sightseeing.
Highlights
- Discover the beauty of Oahu's South Shore on a guided tour
- Hike to a waterfall and cool off in the refreshing water
- Forage for wild ginger, kakui nuts, and mountain apples
- Birdwatch and keep an eye out for sea turtles and whales
- Visit the Halona Blowhole, Eternity Beach, and Makapu Lookout
Description
Begin with a nature hike to a waterfall where you can forage wild ginger, kakui nuts, and mountain apples while birdwatching. You will have the chance to get close to the waterfall and wet your feet.
The tour continues with a scenic drive along Oahu's South Shore, featuring ocean views and stops at the Halona Blowhole and Eternity Beach, locations used in various films and TV shows.
Next, visit Makapu Lookout to view Pele's Chair and spot sea turtles and whales. You will also pass by President Obama's beach house.
End the tour at the Pali Lookout, a historic site with panoramic views of Windward Oahu, followed by a drive along Old Pali Road beneath a canopy of trees, ideal for photography.
Includes
- Nature hike
- Visit to a waterfall
- Foraging for wild ginger, kakui nuts, and mountain apples
- Birdwatching
- Oahu South Shore drive
- Halona Blowhole and Eternity Beach visit
- Makapu Lookout
- Drive by President Obama's beach house
- Pali Lookout
- Old Pali Road drive
Excludes
- Food and drinks
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
Important Information
- Wear appropriate shoes for wet and muddy conditions; trails can be slippery
- Check weather conditions before the tour
- Be prepared for moderate physical activity
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, bring water, sun protection, and waterproof shoes. Morning departures are recommended for cooler temperatures and better wildlife activity.