Come Adventure With Us!
Get away from the crowds
Find yourself in nature
Explore a hidden part of Kaua’i rarely seen
Experience the pure natural wonder of our 2,500 acre family ranch on the North shore
Harness up. Clip in. Get your adrenaline pumping. Glide over green valleys and jungles. We’ve got an extensive Kauai zipline course for all levels. And, when you’re ready, take on our massive double zipline, King Kong. Smiles guaranteed.
Looking for excitement, speed, and flying mud? Blast through streams and get ready for “perma-grin” because our fleet of side-by-sides will take you to some amazing places. (Plus, we actually let you drive.)
Since 1831, our family history has been deeply rooted in ranching. Horseback ride through our working cattle ranch and extensive private trails on Kauai. Private instruction and group rides are available. We’re happy to share our paniolo roots.
Glide along a quiet, narrow stream under a canopy of Hawaiian plants. On our Jungle Valley Adventure, you’ll experience hiking, ziplines, a twin waterfall, and a picnic lunch in the deep interior of the ranch. It’s our ultimate family tour.
We have a number of prime venues for intimate gatherings or large events. From the expansive panorama at “Green Hill” to the historic Po‘oku Barn, Princeville Ranch is the perfect place for your next event or gathering.
Keiki (kids) love exploring Princeville Ranch. We’ve created special adventures for kids ages five and up. We also offer pony rides for the tiny keiki.
Looking for a special, private experience? Arrange a customized and exclusive adventure on our 2,500 acre private ranch. Moonlight ziplining, waterfall tours, or renew your vows with the breathtaking Hanalei mountains surrounding you.
Dreaming of swimming under a tropical waterfall? Many of our adventures include private swimming holes and waterfalls on Kauai. These are perfect spots to jump in, cool down, eat some lunch and play around. It’s refreshing mauka fun.
MAUKA
mōwkah] (noun) origin: Hawaiian | antonym: makai
1. Hawaiian language term describing mountains or directional orientation towards the mountains.
2. A less crowded place
usage: “I’ve had enough of the beach, let’s go mauka for a change!”
Go big.
Go wild.
Go mauka.
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