Kailua Kona Parasailing Video
Fly high on a parasail and enjoy an awe inspiring bird’s eye view hundreds of feet above the Big Island’s Kona Coast.
Paradise Sailing Hawaii was founded with the intention of providing a memorable sailing experience for people in the Kona region. It’s a family-run business, and their passion for sailing shines through in each and every voyage.
They own a 36’ Kurt Hughes catamaran, the Kōlea, which is a USCG-certified vessel for up to 24 guests. You can rest assured that you’ll be comfortable on a modern and luxurious performance catamaran. The boat features shaded seating areas with cushioned seats and custom tables and an open design that maximizes deck space.
Company Description
A locally-owned family business, owners and captains Eric and Yumi Wakely provide an excellent voyage for guests to the Big Island in comfortable and spacious surroundings that you and your family will enjoy.
Tour Times, Descriptions and Pricing were current when posted but are subject to change – always check with the specific vendor.
Currently Offering Private Catamaran Charters
Just imagine having a premium catamaran all to yourself to sail the beautiful Pacific and bask in the Hawaiian sunshine! Spend the morning sailing and snorkeling, eating fresh fruit and baked goods, and drinking tropical juice or bottled water (BYOB). With the longer tours add dolphin and whale watching (seasonal).
2 Hours – $995 for up to 8 guests
3 hours – $1295 for up to 8 guests
4 hours – $1595 for up to 8 guests
(Up to 24 Passengers – additional fee for each additional guest over 8)
+ tax and harbor fees
* No charge for children 5 years old and younger
(808) 883-0399
Website
74-380 Kealakehe Pkwy
Slip J24
Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
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