Maui has five zipline courses, and the right one depends on what you came for. The one with the most lines and the most scenery, Jungle Ziplines in Haʻikū, is also among the cheapest. Kapalua costs the most: every line dual-racing, plus the longest suspension bridge in the state. Maui Zipline takes kids as young as five, North Shore runs 7 lines for $149, and Skyline upcountry runs the only pendulum zip on Maui.
Each course does one thing best: scenery, families, beginners, value, or thrill. They run from Kapalua in the west to the north shore and upcountry, so which side of the island you are on usually narrows the choice. Prices run $139 to $240 per person. Below we compare them side by side on lines, terrain, and rider fit.
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Complete list of Zipline Tours on Maui
There are 5 zipline tours on Maui to choose from, and the offerings at each vary. The number of lines differs by location, and some include extra activities like suspension bridges or ATV transfers.
Prices, details, and map locations below last verified June 2026.
| Name | Duration: | Starting Price: | Best for: | # of lines: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1Jungle Zipline (Details ↓) | 1.5 hours | $139 | Scenery/Budget | 5 to 8 |
| 2Maui Zipline (Details ↓) | 2 hours | $149 | Beginners | 5 |
| 3North Shore Zipline (Details ↓) | 2 hours | $149 | Value | 7 |
| 4Skyline Hawaiʻi Haleakalā (Details ↓) | 2 hours | $159 | Adventure Seekers | 5 |
| 5Skyline Hawaiʻi Kaanapali (Details ↓) | 3 hours | $210 | Adventure Seekers | 8 |
| 6Kapalua Ziplines (Details ↓) | 3.5 hours | $240 | Families | 4 to 6 |
Above is a basic breakdown of all the zipline tours on Maui.
Jungle Ziplines
Best For: Scenery/Budget
Jungle Ziplines runs its lines through thick rainforest canopy. The course sits in north Maui along the Road to Hāna, this zip line course is built within the jungle, enveloped in a thick canopy with tropical plants and flowers in every direction. You have a choice between two tours, one with 5 lines and another with 8. Along the way, play on suspension and swinging bridges, and get a taste of rappelling with a small “free fall” between lines.
Jungle Zipline Maui: 8-Line Canopy Tour
The most lines of any Maui zipline course, at the lowest cost per line, finishing on an 888-foot run with an ocean view over jungle canopy.
from:
$159
What is a suggested tour?Our suggested tours are hand-picked tours that receive consistent good reviews, give back to the community, and work hard to minimize their impact on the environment. Read more about these tours on our website.Jungle Ziplines runs tours every half hour from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. It sits on the Road to Hāna, an easy stop-off. It’s also one of the most affordable options for ziplining on Maui, with a 5-line course for just $139 per person.
- Location: Haʻikū (north Maui)
- Price: $139 for 5 lines, $159 for 8 lines (kids 6-16 ride the 8-line at half price)
- Tour Length: approximately 2 hours
- Other Activities included in tour: 85-foot long tree to tree suspension bridge, two swinging bridges, 1 “quick jump” free fall ride
- Number of ziplines: 5 to 8
- Minimum Age: 6 years old
- Weight restrictions: between 45 and 250 lbs
- Other Activities on Site: none
- Booking website: Jungle Ziplines.
Jungle Zipline Maui: 5-Line Canopy Tour
An 85-foot tree-to-tree suspension bridge and five jungle lines in Haʻikū. This is the shorter, family-friendly version of Jungle Zipline's course.
from:
$139
What is a suggested tour?Our suggested tours are hand-picked tours that receive consistent good reviews, give back to the community, and work hard to minimize their impact on the environment. Read more about these tours on our website.Check out the following review by Elena from the travel bug bite to see the course before you book.
Kapalua Ziplines
Best For: Families
Kapalua Ziplines includes an ATV ride between its lines, good for mixed-age families. You ride 4 or 6 lines, plus Kapalua’s 360-foot suspension bridge, the longest in Hawaiʻi.
Kapalua Ziplines: 6-Line Dual Racing Course, West Maui
An ATV ride up through the rainforest, six racing ziplines, and the 360-foot suspension bridge that ranks longest in Hawaiʻi. The premium West Maui pick for groups who want more than just zipping.
from:
$240
What is a suggested tour?Our suggested tours are hand-picked tours that receive consistent good reviews, give back to the community, and work hard to minimize their impact on the environment. Read more about these tours on our website.Between zip line tracks, guests get to cruise in ATVs (driven by the guide). All lines are dual-track, so friends and family can ride side-by-side. Because the lines vary widely in length, the lines range widely in length, from short runs for cautious kids to longer runs for adults, from cautious kids to adults chasing the longer runs.
- Location: Kapalua
- Price: $198 (4 lines) to $240 (6 lines)
- Tour Length: 2.5 to 3.5 hours
- Other Activities included in tour: 360-foot suspension bridge, the longest in Hawaiʻi; short ATV ride
- Number of ziplines: 4 or 6 lines
- Total zip distance: 5,350 ft (4-line) to 8,500 ft (6-line)
- Minimum age: Participants must be 10 years old and at least 4 feet tall. Kids ages 10-17 will need to be accompanied by an adult.
- Weight restrictions: between 60 lbs to 250 lbs
- Other Activities on Site: none
- Bookings: see all zipline tours by Kapalua Ziplines here.
Kapalua Zipline posted a video of several of their lines, with the West Maui views.
Maui Zipline
Best For: Beginners
If you have young children or first timers, Maui Zipline takes first-timers and kids as young as 5. It’s amongst the cheapest zipline options on Maui, and allows kids as young as 5 to give it a try. All the lines are dual-track, allowing parents to zip alongside their child, and the property is well-groomed, akin to a golf course, with views of the West Maui Mountains, palm trees, farm land, and lakes.
With a max length of just 900 feet, the lines stay short, a good first zipline.
- Location: Wailuku
- Price: $149
- Tour Length: 2-2.5 hours
- Number of ziplines: 5 lines
- Length of lines: between 300 and 900 feet
- Minimum age: 5 years old. Participants under 10 must have an adult go on the tour with them.
- Weight restrictions: between 45 to 230 lbs
- Other Activities on Site: none
- Website: Maui Zipline
You can get an impression of their courses from their promotional video:
North Shore Zipline
Best For: Value
If you’re looking for an all-around high-value experience, North Shore Zipline has 7 lines for $149 per person. It has a good variety of lines, multiple aerial platforms and towers, suspension bridges, good views of the ocean, and lines that run right through the tree tops.
NorthShore Zipline Camp Maui Tour
Seven ziplines on the historic Camp Maui WWII base in Haʻikū, with kids riding from age 5. The best Maui zipline for families and first-timers, history museum included.
from:
$149
What is a suggested tour?Our suggested tours are hand-picked tours that receive consistent good reviews, give back to the community, and work hard to minimize their impact on the environment. Read more about these tours on our website.On the lines, you can expect to reach speeds of 40 miles-per-hour with a max height and length of 70 feet and 900 feet, respectively. The guides coach you through going upside down, backwards, or spinning as you ride. There’s also a historical component: The zip-lining site was once part of Camp Maui, the headquarters for the United States 4th Marine Division during WWII.
- Location: Haʻikū
- Price: $149 ($119 for children ages 5-12)
- Tour Length: 2 hours
- Number of ziplines: 7
- Other Activities included in tour: Multiple aerial platforms, giant towers, and tree-to-tree swinging suspension bridges
- Minimum Age: 5 years old
- Weight restrictions: between 40 and 270 lbs
- Other Activities on Site: none
- Booking website: North Shore Zipline
Apparently, zipline yoga is a thing? Credit: the North Shore Zipline website.
Skyline Hawaiʻi
Best For: Adventure seekers
Skyline Hawaiʻi runs two Maui tours, both built for speed and height. The Kaʻanapali 8-line adventure tour on the West Maui side runs high-adrenaline lines with wide-open views of both the ocean and the mountains. Upcountry, the Haleakalā 6-line tour runs Hawaiʻi’s only pendulum zipline, with drops of around 90 feet and speeds over 45 mph.
- Location: Kāʻanapali (West Maui) and Kula (upcountry, near Haleakalā)
- Price: $159.95 (Haleakalā 6-line) to $209.95 (Kaʻanapali 8-line)
- Tour Length: 2 hours (6-line) to 3 hours (8-line); 10 hours for the Haleakalā sunrise and zip combo
- Number of ziplines: 6 or 8 lines
- Minimum Age: 8 and up for the Haleakalā 6-line, 10 and up for the Kaʻanapali 8-line. Guests 15 and under need an adult with them.
- Weight restrictions: 60 to 260 lbs (Haleakalā 6-line); 80 to 260 lbs (Kaʻanapali 8-line)
- Other Activities on Site: Haleakalā sunrise tour; Hawaiʻi’s only pendulum zipline on the 6-line course
- Website: Skyline Hawaiʻi
What is the best zipline on Maui?
All of them are well run, but but each is best at something different. Choose Jungle Ziplines for scenery, Kapalua for families, Maui Zipline for first-timers, and Skyline for adrenaline.
Below is our pick for the best zipline for scenery, couples, families, beginners, value, price, and excitement:
Q: What is the best zipline for scenery?
Jungle Ziplines is built within the jungle, enveloped in a thick canopy with tropical plants and flowers in every direction. It is also the cheapest zipline on Maui.
Q: What is the best zipline for couples?
Kapalua ziplines is very well-suited for couples. The entire course has dual lines, so you can go together as a couple on all the lines.
Q: What is the best zipline for families?
Kapalua ziplines is a strong fit for families because it mixes ziplines with an ATV ride. You ride 4 or 6 lines, plus Kapalua’s 360-foot suspension bridge, the longest in Hawaiʻi.
Q: What is the best zipline for beginners?
Maui Zipline allows kids as young as 5 to give it a try. All the lines are dual-track, allowing parents to zip alongside their child. Finally, with a max length of just 900 feet, beginners will find Maui Zipline to be approachable, and a good first introduction to what ziplining is all about.
Q: Which zipline offers the best value?
Value seekers should head over to North Shore Ziplines. Their lines are among the cheaper options and offer a good variety of lines, multiple aerial platforms and towers, suspension bridges, good views of the ocean, and lines that run right through the tree tops.
Q: What is the most affordable zipline option?
The 5-zipline course of Jungle Ziplines is the most affordable zipline option on Maui. It is also the most scenic option on the island as the lines run within the jungle, enveloped in a thick canopy with tropical plants and flowers in every direction.
Q: What is the best zipline for adventure seekers?
Adventure seekers will be happy with the Kaʻanapali 8-line adventure tour by Skyline Hawaiʻi: eight lines with wide-open ocean and mountain views.
What is ziplining?
Zipline is a non-motorized experience in which a guide hooks the participant onto a cable by a harness and then rides (aka zips) down the length of the cable using gravity. The adrenaline rush comes from the speed of the ride and from a feeling of weightlessness provided by the harness and cable as you “fly” across long distances. Zipline courses differ in their length and intensity, but all are built in scenic places around the island.
What to expect on a zipline tour
Zipline tours generally begin with a short safety instruction and a fitting/introduction to your harness. After, the guides take you to the start of the “course,” i.e. the first zipline. Some courses are designed so that the beginning of the next zipline is at the end of the one before it. Other courses require a short walk or hike to reach the next one. Depending on the tour, there may be extra stops and activities, or cultural explanations, as you make your way through the course.
Usually, zip line tours take between 2 and 3 hours.
- Ziplining is always guided. Each line, staff will assist with your gear and ensure safety.
- Some companies offer “dual-track” ziplines. Dual-track means that there are two lines (tracks) next to each other, allowing people to ride side-by-side with friends and family.
- You will wear a safety harness throughout the experience, including the walk or hike between tracks. Size and weight limits differ by company and come from the harness sizes.
- No prior experience or personal gear is necessary to zipline, but you will be required to wear close-toed shoes. Helmets and gloves are provided.
Zipline Tours on other Hawaiian islands
Zipline comparisons for the other islands: