Napali Boat Tour

Makana is a convenient 32' lightning catamaran driven by two environmentally sound Steyr 500 hp diesels running at 20 to 22 kts.

Makana is a convenient 32' lightning catamaran driven by two environmentally sound Steyr 500 hp diesels running at 20 to 22 kts. We' re certificated for 19 12-seater guests for your security and comforts. This is a first-class privatcharter for up to 6 people.

The 27? cat is full of luxurious shots, very nice, gentle driving and sitting all along the line. It has a freshwater showers, on-board toilet, soft seats and much more! You can take full charge of your own personal boat charter. NaPali Coast is a must on Kauai.

Our boat pool has been specially designed for comfortable navigation along this jagged coast. Choosing from three different equestrian backgrounds, your group will have an memorable experience on the sea with our enthusiastic team.

Somebody help me, please! Neapali-boat tour with small children - Kauai Forum

Hello, we are in Princeville HBR from 28 May to 6 June and I would like to take the children on a boat trip. I have young children - almost 3 and 4.5 years old (my daugther was on a boat trip with me in the rough Caribbean water and she was all right and actually slept).

I' ve researched the following boat trips in North Shore: The tour will include lunches but is quite expensive with $175 for adults and $165 for my daughters. Both my husbands and my sons would not be able to take part in this tour, as my sons cannot go and my husbands would have to take care of him.

Anyone know of any faithful boat trips that would take 2-3 years old in Northshore to Napali tours that I didn't mentioned? Now, Captain Andy is taking kids 2 years and up -- but their mornings are at 7:15 for 8 in the am since I'm in Princeville -- wouldn't I have to go like 6 in the mornings to get there in it?

And then there is the sundown tour - but I think it ends at 7pm - is the return journey from Port Allen to Princeville poor at noon? Liko Kauai and Kuaui Seereisen seem to be offering similar trips for younger children..... It is interesting to me why boat trips in the south are allowed for younger children, while not in the north?

Isn' t the north nearer to Napali and is the sea in the north rough, so that it is too hard for young children?