FlyLine Zipline
Tallest Zipline Tower in Hawaii! • Price $69 • 1.5 Hrs • Ages 7+
What to Expect
Launch from the state's tallest zipline tower and soar above Kipu Ranch at 50 mph on this 4000 foot zipline.
About
You'll be flying this line prone... Superman-style. This is the ultimate thrill ride! Outfitters Kauai, one of Hawaii’s original and most innovative adventure tour providers, opened Hawaii’s longest zipline. Spanning over 3/4 mile in length, the tandem side-by-side zip lines provide an intense and thrilling high-speed flight through breathtaking scenery beneath Hina i’uka and the towering peaks of Haupu Mountain Range. Set on the pristine and secluded Kipu Ranch, the FlyLine Zipline backdrop is featured in scenes from blockbuster movies such as Jurassic Park, Pirates of the Caribbean, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and The Descendants. Prone, “head first” flyers, will not only be riding Kauai’s longest zipline, but at about 50 ft, the take-off is from the state’s tallest launching pad as well. Ever dream about flying? Find out if you're a bird or a superhero... take an incredible ride on 3/4 mile of awesome!
Includes
What's Included
Cold bottled spring water is provided after your zipline ride.
Duration
1.5 Hours
Address
230 Kipu Road, Lihue
Pricing
From $69
Cancellation Policy
24-hour notice is required for cancellation, 72 hours for groups of six or more passengers. 100% penalty charge strictly enforced.
nThird Party bookings are subject to the third party’s cancellation terms and conditions. Third parties include all reservations made through third party websites, concierge agents and/or travel companies. Contact the booking company directly to request cancellation.
nWe are an alcohol, drug, and smoke-free facility. Impaired participation is not allowed for safety's sake, no refunds.
nThe tour operates rain or shine. Cancellation due to weather is at the sole discretion of the operator. Locations and sequence of events are up to operator and may be changed due to forces of nature, or obstacles such as fallen trees or flocks of giant flying monkeys.
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