Manoa Valley Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Manoa Valley. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Manoa Waterfall Hike with Waikiki Pickup & Healthy Lunch

• Electric Bike Ride & Manoa Falls Hike Tour

• Customizable Private Tour Oahu-Ko Olina Resorts Pick Up Included

• Manoa Falls-Electric Bike to Hike Experience Local meal included

• Oahu Volcanic Rainforest Hiking Adventure

While it’s free to visit Manoa Valley on your own, there are plenty of affordable tours that can help you learn more about the valley with an expert guide. Guided hikes typically start from around US$90 per person, while e-bike tours begin at about US$180. There is also a parking fee at the Manoa Falls trailhead.

No, you cannot swim in the pool below Manoa Falls—signposts state swimming is prohibited. While the base of the waterfall may look inviting, the water can contain high levels of bacteria. The area also has a high risk of falling rocks and flash floods. If you're looking for a place to swim nearby, Oahu has plenty of beaches and other swimming holes.

Yes, there are restroom facilities at Manoa Falls, located in the parking lot near the snack shack. These basic facilities can run low on supplies, so it's a good idea to bring your own hand sanitizer and tissues. You won't find any facilities once you begin hiking, so take advantage of this spot before you set out.

Yes, you can take public transportation to get to the Manoa Valley. From Waikiki, the 5 bus on the Manoa route is your best option. You can pick it up at Ala Moana, and it takes about 30 minutes to reach Manoa Valley.

Yes, there are quite a few attractions near Manoa Valley, including Diamond Head State Monument, where you can enjoy impressive views. Ala Moana Beach Park is another great option; here, you can go swimming or spend the day relaxing on the sand. The Magic Island Lagoon is a fun spot for families to enjoy calm waters.