The ride
The Kāʻanapali Outrigger Ride
Morning departures at 8:00 AM and 9:30 AM.
What happens
Five parts, one canoe.
On the sand
Orientation and paddling basics. You'll learn the stroke, the calls, and how six people move one canoe.
Push off
Together, from the beach. The first fifty yards are the hardest and the most fun.
The coastline
Paddle north along Kāʻanapali with the crew sharing Hawaiian history and what's under the hull.
Black Rock
When conditions allow, we pause near Puʻu Kekaʻa, where turtles graze and dolphins pass through. Snorkel stop to be confirmed
Home
Back to the beach, salty and awake.
Included, and what it costs
- Included
- Canoe, paddles, crew, life jackets, the stories.
- Adults
- Price to be confirmed
- Children
- Price to be confirmed
- Private canoe
- Availability and price to be confirmed
- Arrive
- 30 minutes early for beach orientation.
Beach rentals
Staying on Kāʻanapali?
We also rent beach chairs, umbrellas, and snorkel sets right on the sand. Prices and hours to be confirmed
A note on whales
We are not a whale-watching company. In winter, humpbacks are often in these waters and we see them from the canoe, but we don't chase them and we don't promise them. We paddle. The ocean decides the rest.