49-560 Kamehameha Hwy Kaawa, Hawaii 96730 Phone: 800-231-7321

Kualoa has been considered from ancient times to be one of the most sacred places on Oahu. Learn about our rich history and experience the natural beauty.

Let us show you the Hawaii of ancient Hawaiian royalty. Old Hawaii is preserved at the ranch. Pick your ride for an unforgettable experience!

It is impossible to see all of Kualoa Ranch in a short time. The property stretches for five miles along the coast and includes three mountains, two valleys and 4,000 acres. It can take an entire day to see this magical and historical place, which is why we have five fun and informative tours that explore the vastly different areas on the Ranch. Immerse yourself in Kualoa Ranch, Hawaii at its best. For a little more adventure, check out our horseback and ATV tours, or if you have more time to spend on the ranch, check out our packages for some cost savings.

The "Half Price Deal Punch Card" is great for the tours listed below. Each tour normally costs $21. Get your "Half Price Deal Punch Card" at Kualoa Ranch in exchange for your $50 certificate. You will receive five punches for the $50 gift certificate (valued at $105). Or three punches will get you a Horseback Riding or an ATV activity and still have 2 tours below to choose from.

Passport to Fun Tours

Movie Sites and Ranch Tour
Our most popular tour! Board our ranch buses for a delightful one hour narrated tour across Kualoa Ranch and into gorgeous Ka'a'awa Valley to experience where many of Hollywood's biggest blockbuster movies and television shows are filmed.

Look for the Jurassic Park site, find Godzilla's footprints, see the Windtalkers battleground and visit many more landmark locations. You may even get to see a movie or television show in the process of shooting call production. Be sure to check for any "Lost" areas that might be familiar to you.

Jungle Expedition
Board your 6-wheel drive Swiss Pinzgauer and rumble along jungle trails and up a lush, remote valley for fantastic ocean and mountain views.

This back-country adventure tour will maneuver through isolated stream beds, power up hills and tackle rough terrain going to secluded spots that overlook the dramatic windward coastline and an ancient Hawaiian fishpond.

Ocean Voyaging
The Hawaiian Islands are the most isolated group of islands in the world. Using only the stars, the ancient Hawaiians traveled to and populated these islands about 1000 years ago.

Learn about ancient Hawaiian navigation on the Ocean Voyaging Tour. The tour goes into the beautiful Kaneohe Bay aboard a very comfortable 49 passenger catamaran past the famous Mokoli`i Island (Chinaman's Hat) and Hokule`a Beach, the ceremonial home of the first modern replica of an ancient sailing canoe.

The views of Kualoa Ranch and Koolau mountains from the ocean are unmatched and the lively historical narration is educational and enjoyable.

*(Ocean Voyaging does not operate Sundays or Federal Holidays)

Hawaiian Fishpond & Garden Tour
The early Hawaiians settled these islands and developed some of the most advanced agricultural practices in the world for a Stone Age culture.

After Captain Cook "discovered" the islands in 1778, more agricultural developments occurred in Hawaii that would leave a permanent mark on the physical, cultural and social landscape of Hawaii.

The Hawaiian Fishpond and Garden Tour explores different facets of this rich history by going through fields of tropical flowers, fruit trees and gardens before venturing out on Moli`i Fishpond.

Legends and Legacy Tour
In the ancient days, before Hawaii was "discovered," the area Kualoa was one of the most sacred places on the island of Oahu. There are numerous references to Kualoa in legends and historical accounts as to the importance of this beautiful land.

The new Kualoa Legends and Legacy tour journeys through the foothills to the base of the majestic Kualoa cliffs while the guides tell of the legends and stories of the area. This fascinating tour, with its historical factual information, compliments the historical exhibit and an informative video at the ranch. A camera is a must!