Oahu Hiking

Hike trails and visit waterfalls

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Waimea Valley: Guided Waterfall Hike & Swim Tour from Waikiki

Available Friday, 25 Sep

Duration: 7h 30mins
Live guide in English
Group of max. 4 people

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$134.00

About: Oahu Hiking

Walk along scenic trails with ocean views. Observe unique plants and wildlife native to the area.

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