Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
(
742-6991;
www.fathomfive.com
; 3450 Poʻipu Rd; shore dives 1-/2-tanks $75/90, boat dives
$125-350)
They offer the whole range, from Niʻihau boat dives ($350) and night dives to
certification courses. Newbies can expect reassuring hand-holding during their introduct-
ory shore dives. Groups max out at six and they avoid mixing skill levels. Call well in
advance.
Koloa Zipline
ZIPLINING
(
742-2894;
www.koloazipline.com
;
3477-A Weli- weli Rd; per person $115-150; tours depart
8:30am, 9:30am, 1:30pm & 2:30pm)
Take the plunge, and fold your bod into a cannon or a
bullet. Zip upside down and enjoy superlative views from Kauaʻi's newest, best and
longest (in feet) zipline tour on the island. The 8th line is the longest of them all. Check-
in at Kauaʻi ATV.
Snorkel Bob's
SNORKELING
(
742-2206;
www.snorkelbob.com
;
3236 Poʻipu Rd; rental mask, snorkel & fins per day/week $9/
35; 8am-5pm)
The king of snorkel gear rents and sells enough styles and sizes to as-
sure a good fit. If, after renting, you want to buy an item, your rental payment deflects
part of the cost.
Kauaʻi ATV
ATV
(
742-2734, 877-707-7088;
www.kauaiatv.com
; 5330 Koloa Rd; tours $125-175; tours depart
7:30am, 9:30am, noon & 1:30pm)
This outfit commendably offers two- and four-seater bio-
diesel vehicles for a reasonable upgrade of $10 per person. Therefore, we recommend
these ATV tours only if you opt for the green machines over the gas-powered ones. No
matter the fuel formula, when riding in upcountry pastureland you're guaranteed to get
dirty, whether merely dusty or soaked in mud. Use their loaner clothing.
Festivals & Events
Koloa Plantation Days Celebration
LOCAL FESTIVAL
celebration spans nine days of family fun with the gamut of attractions (many free), in-
cluding a parade, block party, rodeo, craft fair, canoe race, golf tournament, a ukulele
contest and guided walks.