Soar Up to 500 Feet Above Sea Level! Thrill to the spectacular view of the Waikiki and Honolulu coastline. This combination of hang gliding and water skiing is uniquely suited to the Hawaiian experience. Here's a Hawaiian island experience you won't forget!
This parasail flight departs from the Kewalo Basin in Waikiki with a spectacular view of Waikiki and Honolulu coastline. Each flight lasts 8 to 10 minutes. You may choose to fly single or tandem.
Waikiki Parasail uses the harness method for a soft, dry take-off and landing directly from the boat (you'll have the option of a water touch or a completely dry flight). A maximum of 12 people will be on each trip.
Take a Parasail or Just Cruise
Standard Ride: This ride will take you up to 500 feet above sea level for 8 to 10 minutes.
Non-Flying Observer: You may join your friends or family just as an Observer!
Details
Pickup: From all major hotels in Waikiki, you will be picked up 15 minutes prior to your activity time. Exact time will be on your ticket.
Start Time: Every hour on the hour
Duration: 1 to 1½ hours including transportation. Actual parasailing is 8-10 minutes, 300-500 feet
Day of Operation: 7 days a week
Children: Minimum age - 5 years
Location: Kewalo Basin, Waikiki
Weight restrictions: Minimum weight to fly alone is 180 lbs. Those weighing less than that amount will most likely be flying tandem (the captain makes the final decision).
Note: All flights are scheduled depending on wind. Absolutely not recommended for pregnant women or individuals with back problems! Maximum 12 flyers per trip. Participants under 18 must have a waver signed by a parent or guardian at the time of check-in.
Parasailing in Hawaii - Parasail at Waikiki Beach, Honolulu
Soar 500 feet above sea level
Children: (5-12) $45.00
Price $49.00
Non-Flying Observer
Children: (12 & under) $25.00
Price $25.00
Customer Reviews # of Ratings: 64 Overall Rating: 4.6/5
Customer Review by Kiran Tangeeda
Posted April 29, 2009
5 Activity Rating
4 Crew Rating
It would have been good if the rescheduling fee were not levied.
Customer Review by Arthur Wallace
Posted July 30, 2008
4 Activity Rating
5 Crew Rating
I'd recommend explaining to the customer the "actual airborne time" (5-7 minutes) and the elevation. Also, that a "gratuity" is expected by the crew. First thing you observe when you board the boat are the five "positioned" $20 dollar bills taped near the helm with phrases alluding to tipping the crew. I'd appreciate a simple sign saying "Gratuities or tips appreciated".
Customer Review by Danielle Young
Posted July 17, 2008
5 Activity Rating
5 Crew Rating
Customer Review by Jessica Stecher
Posted May 23, 2008
3 Activity Rating
3 Crew Rating
Customer Review by MARY POOSCHKE
Posted May 15, 2008
5 Activity Rating
4 Crew Rating
I asked not to be dipped. I was dipped 3 times. I just liked the airtime better. I'm also terrified of fish, not water, just what's in it.
Customer Review by Alana Rivera
Posted May 12, 2008
4 Activity Rating
4 Crew Rating
Customers are offered a 24 exposure roll of film where the crew takes pictures while you are parasailing. Out of the 24 shots, only 6 were visible. The rest of the pictures were mostly of the sky. I do not recommend purchasing the 24 photos. The rest of the activity was awesome.
Customer Review by Tracy Oltean
Posted May 12, 2008
3 Activity Rating
4 Crew Rating
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