About Aloha Ziplines

Three islands. One place to compare them all.

Maui's rainforest canopy, Kauaʻi's river gorges, the Big Island's waterfall coast — each island flies differently, and each deserves its own comparison, not a generic "best of Hawaii" list. That's the reason this site exists. But we take it a step further: we don't list every zipline company in Hawaii. We list the ones that meet a bar.

The Bar

If it's on Aloha Ziplines, we've done the homework.

  1. 01

    Safety, current

    We check certifications and insurance before a course goes on the site — and we check again over time, not just once at launch.

  2. 02

    Pricing, transparent

    The price you compare here is the price you pay. No fees that only show up after you've clicked through to book.

  3. 03

    Guides who know the land

    We favor operators whose crews can tell you what you're flying over — the ridge, the valley, the reef below — not just clip you in and send you off.

Find your line, on your island.

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