Explore the best of Kauaʻi’s west and south sides on our 4.5-hour Waimea Canyon Tour aboard an open-air trolley. This scenic guided experience takes you from coffee country to canyon lookouts, historic towns, and cultural landmarks without the stress of driving.
Visit Waimea Canyon, known as the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific,” stop at Kauaʻi Coffee Plantation, pass through charming Hanapēpē Town, and enjoy a relaxing 30–40 minute stop at Kōkeʻe Lodge before heading back down. Along the way, you’ll also experience Old Kōloa Town, the famous Tunnel of Trees, and a quick stop at Menehune Fishpond.
With local stories, fresh island air, photo-worthy views, and comfortable open-air trolley seating, this tour is a memorable way to see Kauaʻi’s history, beauty, and natural wonders in one unforgettable ride.
All travelers will meet at the Harbor Mall. You’ll find our trolley stop tours booth on the backside of the building in the hallway.
Sit back and relax while we drive! Our team will take you through the historical hanapepe town while telling you stories of this beautiful town.
Experience the Beauty of Kaua’i by stopping at local favorite Waimea Canyon. Our drivers will tell you historical stories of the area and give you a chance to stop at a couple of lookouts for a chance to take photos and see the canyon! * Driving from Harbor Mall (Starting Point) to Waimea Canyon is a 1-hour drive *
Kaua’i’s Coffee Plantation located in Kalaheo. With over 4 million coffee trees grown on 3,100 acres, Kauai Coffee Company is Hawaii’s largest coffee grower, and thus the largest coffee grower in the U.S.
Our last stop before heading back down from Waimea Canyon is Kōkeʻe Lodge. Guests will have about 30–40 minutes to stretch, use the restroom, browse the lodge area, grab a snack or drink, and enjoy the cool mountain atmosphere of Kōkeʻe State Park. It’s a relaxing final stop before the scenic ride back down.
Drive through historic Old Kōloa Town, one of Kauaʻi’s most charming plantation-era towns. Guests will pass by local shops, historic storefronts, and landmarks connected to Hawaiʻi’s sugar plantation history while enjoying the character and small-town feel of this beloved South Shore community.
Stop for about 10 minutes at the historic Menehune Fishpond, also known as Alekoko Fishpond. Guests can take in the scenic view, learn about the pond’s cultural significance, and hear the legends connected to the Menehune, the mythical people said to have built this impressive ancient fishpond. This quick stop offers a beautiful glimpse into Kauaʻi’s history and local storytelling.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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