All guests should wear shoes that can be easily removed and left in the dock bin, such as slippers/flip flops. Guests should be dressed with the expectation of getting wet, this means boardshorts and swim trunks for men and bathing suits for women as well as any other T-shirt/bottoms etc. that you don’t mind getting wet.

On our tours, we make a snorkel stop for 30-45 minutes and may also stop to swim elsewhere along the coast if the captain sees that the conditions are acceptable. Snorkelling or swimming is entirely optional but recommended.

After departing from Port Allen harbour, we will be full speed ahead for just over half an hour before reaching the beginning of the Na Pali Coast State Park. This stretch of our adventure takes us past the Robinson Estate, Waimea River Valley, 12 miles of largely open white sand beaches ending at Polihale and the gateway to the Napali Coast. This area is also frequented by pods of Hawaiian Spinner Dolphins. You will also find yourself exhilarated by the full power of the Kaua’i Voyager I super-raft.

Each guest will be provided with a 10-litre dry bag for their belongings. Space is always limited on boats so please ensure you bring only what clothing articles, medications and personal effects you will need. Also included is a full set of snorkel gear and fins for each guest participating in our snorkel adventure, although personal fins and masks are welcome. Light snacks (energy bars, sweets treats, trail mix), as well as ice-cold seltzer water, sodas, ginger ale and water, are provided. All portions are individual sizes. This is an action packed eco-adventure tour and not a booze cruise. We encourage you to participate in and enjoy this once in a lifetime experience with a clear mind.

Our tours are the smoothest available and seasickness is uncommon, but the far reaches of the NaPali Coast can still be a bumpy ride. Guests who are concerned with seasickness should take a medication recommended by their physician as directed.