



by Kailua Beach Adventures
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$550.24Kailua Bay in Oahu is known for its clear waters and the Mokulua "Twin" Islands wildlife sanctuary. This guided kayak tour lasts about five hours and starts at Kailua Beach Adventures, where guests receive a brief training and are equipped with kayaks and snorkeling gear. The tour departs from Kailua Beach, paddling past a small island toward the twin islands while looking out for sea turtles. Next, the group kayaks along Lanikai Beach through coral gardens in turquoise waters, with an opportunity to snorkel among turtles in the shallow areas warmed by the sun. The tour then lands on the Mokulua Islands, a protected seabird sanctuary and home to endangered Hawaiian Monk Seals. The guide leads a hike among volcanic rock formations to Queen's Bath, a tide pool suitable for a swim. A picnic lunch of deli sandwiches is provided on the island as the guide explains the geological features of the area. This eco-friendly kayak tour includes a professional guide, island landing fees, lunch, and snorkeling equipment. It is designed for participants aged 13 and older and involves collecting marine plastics to support local wildlife protection efforts.
Kailua Beach Adventures
The tour begins at Kailua Beach Adventures with a pre-trip briefing where guests meet the guide, receive a short lesson on kayaking and snorkeling, and get fitted with the necessary gear.
45 min
Kayak launch from Kailua Beach
The group launches from Kailua Beach under palm trees and begins searching for sea turtles while paddling past a small island toward the Mokulua Islands visible on the horizon.
60 min
Lanikai Beach snorkeling
Kayaking along Lanikai Beach, participants paddle through coral gardens in turquoise waters, with the chance to snorkel alongside turtles in the warm, shallow areas.
30 min
Mokulua Islands landing and hike
Landing on the Mokulua Islands, a protected wildlife sanctuary, guests explore habitats for Hawaiian seabirds and endangered Monk Seals. The guide leads a hike through volcanic formations to Queen's Bath, a tide pool suitable for swimming. A picnic lunch of deli sandwiches is served while the guide discusses the island's geological history.
120 min




by Kailua Beach Adventures
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$550.24Kailua Bay in Oahu is known for its clear waters and the Mokulua "Twin" Islands wildlife sanctuary. This guided kayak tour lasts about five hours and starts at Kailua Beach Adventures, where guests receive a brief training and are equipped with kayaks and snorkeling gear. The tour departs from Kailua Beach, paddling past a small island toward the twin islands while looking out for sea turtles. Next, the group kayaks along Lanikai Beach through coral gardens in turquoise waters, with an opportunity to snorkel among turtles in the shallow areas warmed by the sun. The tour then lands on the Mokulua Islands, a protected seabird sanctuary and home to endangered Hawaiian Monk Seals. The guide leads a hike among volcanic rock formations to Queen's Bath, a tide pool suitable for a swim. A picnic lunch of deli sandwiches is provided on the island as the guide explains the geological features of the area. This eco-friendly kayak tour includes a professional guide, island landing fees, lunch, and snorkeling equipment. It is designed for participants aged 13 and older and involves collecting marine plastics to support local wildlife protection efforts.
Kailua Beach Adventures
The tour begins at Kailua Beach Adventures with a pre-trip briefing where guests meet the guide, receive a short lesson on kayaking and snorkeling, and get fitted with the necessary gear.
45 min
Kayak launch from Kailua Beach
The group launches from Kailua Beach under palm trees and begins searching for sea turtles while paddling past a small island toward the Mokulua Islands visible on the horizon.
60 min
Lanikai Beach snorkeling
Kayaking along Lanikai Beach, participants paddle through coral gardens in turquoise waters, with the chance to snorkel alongside turtles in the warm, shallow areas.
30 min
Mokulua Islands landing and hike
Landing on the Mokulua Islands, a protected wildlife sanctuary, guests explore habitats for Hawaiian seabirds and endangered Monk Seals. The guide leads a hike through volcanic formations to Queen's Bath, a tide pool suitable for swimming. A picnic lunch of deli sandwiches is served while the guide discusses the island's geological history.
120 min