HONOMU ZIPLINE FIELD GUIDE
Over the Edge in Honomu: Ziplining Above Kolekole Falls and a 450‑Foot Ravine
A 2.5‑hour, seven‑line zipline tour that sends you over the 250‑ft Kolekole waterfall and across a 450‑ft ravine while guides interpret Hawaii’s flora, fauna and culture.
Over the Edge in Honomu: Ziplining Above Kolekole Falls and a 450‑Foot Ravine.
Set in the lush valleys near Honomu, this top‑rated zipline experience launches you above the 250‑foot drop of Kolekole waterfall and across a 450‑foot ravine on a course of seven ziplines. The operator’s guides pair high‑adrenaline runs with grounded interpretation of the island’s plants, wildlife and culture, producing a short but memorable window on Hawaii’s natural theatre.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Kolekole — a 250‑ft waterfall under your harness
One of the course’s signature moments: a zipline run that crosses the 250‑foot Kolekole waterfall, delivering close, dramatic views of falling water and the canyon below.
Seven exhilarating ziplines
The itinerary comprises seven distinct ziplines that build to a long finale — a sustained crossing over a deep ravine — giving a mix of short bursts and an extended, heart‑pounding glide.
Guides who teach the island
Alongside the thrills, guides provide interpretation of Hawaii’s flora, fauna and culture, turning the run into both an ecological and cultural primer as well as an adventure.
What the day feels like
What the experience feels like
Harnessed and briefed, you move through a sequence of launch platforms and lines that escalate from quick, scenic runs to a final, extended crossing — a 450‑foot ravine that can keep you airborne for more than a minute. Throughout the roughly 2.5‑hour outing guides alternate technical instruction with stories about the local landscape, so the adrenaline is punctuated with context.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits — and who should sit it out.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Closed‑toe shoes are required; bring rain gear if available in case of wet weather.
Fully enclosed toe and heel shoes are mandatory for participation.
Pack rain gear when possible — the course traverses canyon terrain where showers are common.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Do I need to wear closed‑toe shoes?
Yes. Fully enclosed toe and heel shoes are required for participation.
Can pregnant guests participate?
No. Pregnant guests cannot participate in this activity.
Is there a weight limit?
Yes. The tour enforces a strict weight limit of 40 lbs to 260 lbs.
Are there medical restrictions?
The activity is not recommended for guests with neck, back or knee injuries or heart problems.
How long does the tour take?
The tour duration is approximately 2.5 hours.
Where do I meet the tour?
Meeting point: 28-1692 Old Mamalahoa Highway, Honomu, HI.