Kualoa Ranch Horseback Walking Tours
What your day looks like
This guided horseback walking tour takes guests through magnificent vistas, riding across various trails around the property. What could be better than a relaxing horseback ride in Hawai’i to soak in the beauty of our amazing Ka’a’awa “Jurassic” Valley?
The experience, in brief
- Explore Jurassic Valley on Horseback
- Opportunity to experience the spectacular scenery of our amazing Ka’a’awa “Jurassic” valley
Your day, step by step
Kaneohe
Horseback Riding.
What to know before booking
What to Bring
Valid photo ID Closed toe shoes required Reef-safe sunscreen is highly encouraged
Restrictions
Minimum Age: 10 years old Minimum Height: 4ft. 6in. or 140cm Maximum Weight: 230 lbs. or 104kg Must attend a safety briefing. Must sign a Liability Waiver (Parent or guardian must sign for guests under 18) We will provide a safety helmet which must be worn. No selfie pictures are allowed to be taken while on horses.
Meeting & Pickup
Meet us at 49-560 Kamehameha Hwy, Kaneohe, HI 96744. Please arrive 45 minutes prior to your booked start time.
Languages Offered
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Planning Notes
Minimum age: 10 Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Automatic
What travelers are saying
The Kualoa Ranch Horseback riding tour was excellent. We had Belinda for our guide and she was very nice and knowledgeable on the tour. Her primary goal was to keep us all safe and to enjoy the whole experience. Everyone at the ranch was incredible and I will be recommending other tours at this property as well.
All the staff were very friendly, helpful, and the horses were excellent.
our tour guides were awesome, made the experience fun and easy.
What a fun adventure! It was so cool being able to see some highlights from movie scenes. We had a new tour guide and while she was very nice she didn’t quite have as much knowledge or history as probably some of the other guides but it was still fun. I will say we didn’t get to go up to the sites as I thought we might. The horses had a specific path, and the sites we could see were 50-100 feet away and we couldn’t stop or go over to take pictures. We just kept going.