Waimea Falls Tours and Tickets
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Waimea Falls

There is an admission fee to enter the privately owned Waimea Valley.
The pool has a rocky floor—wear waterproof shoes if you plan on swimming.
There is a shuttle service available for those who cannot hike the trail to the falls.
You will find lifeguards on duty at the falls, and life jackets are available at no cost.
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Admission to the Waimea Valley (home to Waimea Falls) is US$26.50 for adults and US$21.20 for students with an ID; seniors are $21.20; and children 4–12 are $15.90. Discounted rates are available for Kama’aina (residents of Hawaii), and military members based in Hawaii.
Waimea Valley and Waimea Falls are generally open from 9am to 5pm daily, but closing varies by season. It's closed for Christmas and Thanksgiving, with shorter hours on Thanksgiving eve, Christmas eve and New Year's Eve. Hours for the gift store, snack bar, and Hale Kope Coffee House may vary.
The trail to Waimea Falls is about 0.75 miles (1.2 kilometers). It typically takes walkers around 30 minutes to reach the waterfall from the trailhead. Most visitors find it to be an easy walk as it is entirely paved and ascends gently.
Yes, visitors can swim in Waimea Falls, and there are safety requirements. Swimming is only permitted when on-site lifeguards determine that conditions are safe—a decision that's made every morning at 9am. Swimmers are required to wear lifejackets, which are provided on site at no cost.
Yes, there is a shuttle service to Waimea Falls for those who prefer not to walk. Shuttles run from Hale hōʻike to the waterfall and cost US$10 per person each way. The first shuttle departs at 10am and ticket sales end at 3pm. Mobility scooters are available for rent.





























































































































