Guided by Hawaiʻi’s only locally based professional birding company.
Search for rare birds found nowhere else on Earth.
Explore lush rainforests with breathtaking mountain scenery.
Small groups for a personalized, unhurried experience.
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观光行程
出圑模式
精致小圑
交通方式
酒店接送
集合时间
标准集合(8:00-9:00)
导览类型
导览游
餐食安排
含点心
额外服务与设施
含接驳服务
观光类型
自然景观、观鸟体验、生态旅游、徒步、岛屿游览
交通工具
专车、步行
商品说明
Begin your adventure with a convenient morning meeting in Honolulu before traveling into the lush Koʻolau Mountains. Enjoy a gentle guided hike through tropical rainforest and scenic valleys, where your expert local birding guide will help you spot Oʻahu’s colorful native and endemic forest birds, including rare and endangered species found nowhere else on Earth. Along the way, take in breathtaking mountain views, learn about Hawaiʻi’s unique ecosystems, and hear the fascinating stories behind the island’s wildlife and conservation efforts. With plenty of opportunities for photography and birdwatching at a relaxed pace, this immersive nature experience is perfect for birders, photographers, and anyone who wants to discover a quieter, more authentic side of Oʻahu. Your tour concludes back in Honolulu with a deeper appreciation for Hawaiʻi’s remarkable forests and the people working to protect them for future generations.
What’s included: Water Snacks Mosquito repellent Online checklists Transportation to and from Waikīkī The use of a walking stick if needed Fun!
What to bring: Lightweight long pants A water bottle to refill Camera Binoculars Sun protection A lightweight raincoat Hiking shoes, as the trail difficulty is not challenging but conditions may be wet and slippery. Lightweight long-sleeve shirt – the mosquitoes can sometimes be bad in the valleys where the Oʻahu Elepaio are found.
Participation requirements: You must be prepared to walk 1 -2 miles on uneven and often muddy terrain in search of Oʻahu Elepaio. Walking sticks and foldable stools are recommended for those with difficulty standing and walking for several hours at a time. Scopes generally don’t work well, as small endemic forest birds tend to move quickly throughout the canopy.
