Just Live Zipline Tree Top Tour

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This incredible zipline tour transports participants high above the remarkable forest of Kauai. Glide through the forest canopy sixty to eighty feet above the wilderness floor. You’ll be truly amazed by this rare perspective of the Garden Isle of the Hawaiian Islands. This canopy adventure includes exhilarating rides on seven exciting zip-lines – the longest of which stretch out to a thrilling length of eight hundred feet. This tour also includes five bridge crossings that allow participants to remain in the treetops while travelling from zipline to zipline. These bridges and ziplines zigzag though the silent giants of Kauai forest – two hundred foot Norfolk Island Pine Trees. This conifer, originally found on the South Pacific on Norfolk Island, near the Island of New Caldonia, has been widely planted in the Hawaiian Islands and is often preferred by Hawaiian woodworking craftsmen.

This ecotour allows nature lovers to witness the rare beauty of the Hawaiian outback – see a wide array of native Hawaiian wildlife species, including a wide spectrum of tropical birds. You may even spot some of the rare, honeycreepers that sadly are endangered and dwindling on this island paradise. You may spot the bright orange plumage of the curved-beaked 'I'iwi. The 'I'iwi utilizes its curved beak to draw sweet nectar from the flowering lobelias and pollinate these delicate native flowers in the process. You may also see the smallest of the Hawaiian honeycreepers, the tiny yellow Anianiau. Or you could catch a glimpse of the endangered Akikiki, also known as the Kauai Creeper. In addition to these rare Hawaiian birds, you’ll spot some amazing plant life, including eucalyptus, bamboo, and mango trees, as you enjoy a honeycreeper’s eye view of Kauai on this truly thrilling zipline adventure through the jungle canopy.