Sorties en bateau à Kauai : risque de mal de mer

“Estimate from activity type”

“Experience Kauai’s natural beauty and local culture in one day, with a local guide connecting the sights through island stories.”

“Estimate from activity type”

“Estimate from activity type”

“Estimate from activity type”

“Estimate from activity type”

“Safety is our top priority: all passengers must be suited for possible rough waters and able to hold on and move about the vessel without concern”

“Ocean conditions vary and may be rough.”

“We suggest that you bring the following items: a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, a towel, cameras, any necessary medications, and motion sickness pills.”

“Safety is our top priority: all passengers must be suited for possible rough waters and able to hold on and move about the vessel without concern”

“Safety is our top priority: all passengers must be suited for possible rough waters and able to hold on and move about the vessel without concern”

“Admire bird’s-eye views of the picturesque Maui coastline as you fly through the air on a single, tandem or triple parasail adventure before landing smoothly and safely on the boat.”

“Other sites we frequent are rich with larger species and can reach depths of roughly 100ft.”

“Not recommended for travelers with sever motion sickness”

“Estimate from activity type”

“Estimate from activity type”

“Each winter from December through May, these gentle giants make their way to Kauai’s warm waters, putting on an unforgettable show of breaching, tail slapping, and singing that delights visitors of all ages.”