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Kualoa Ranch – Kaneohe

Explore Kualoa Weekend All-Access Tour with Option for an ATV or a Horseback Ride on December 8 or 9 (Up to 74% Off)

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$128
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$89
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In a Nutshell

Stunning views of Oahu accompany a tour of famed movie sites; guests explore on foot or by ATV or horse

The Fine Print

  • Expires Dec 9, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 7 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. 72hr advance reservation required for ATV or horseback rides. Must be 10 or older for horseback rides; 16 or older for ATV rides. Must sign waiver.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Thriving in the outdoors demands skills that many of us no longer have, such as building a fire or finding enough tree bark to feed your horse. Spark your instincts with this Groupon.

Choose from Four Options

  • $39 for an all-access tour pass, valid on Saturday, December 8 (up to a $152 value)
  • $39 for an all-access tour pass, valid on Sunday, December 9 (up to a $128 value)
  • $59 for an all-access tour pass with the choice of an ATV or a horseback ride, valid Saturday, December 8 (up to a $221 value)
  • $59 for an all-access tour pass with the choice of an ATV or a horseback ride, valid on Sunday, December 9 (up to a $197 value)

The all-access tour pass lets guests take part in every Kualoa Experience Tour that the guides lead throughout the day, except for the Hakipu’u Hike. The popular Movie Sites & Ranch Tour, for instance, stops by the filming sites of Jurassic Park, Lost, and Godzilla. On other tours, six-wheel Swiss Pinzgauers roll groups into the jungles of the island, storytellers reveal why Kualoa is one of the most sacred places on Oahu, and hula dancers teach patrons how to dance as ancient Hawaiians did. After warming up their stomach muscles, guests escape to hidden private beaches for an afternoon of sunbathing or sail across Kaneohe Bay on a catamaran tour (offered Saturday only).

Those who choose an ATV or a horseback ride, which sojourn rain or shine, can select an additional one-hour tour through scenic valleys rife with panoramic mountains dressed in green. The ATV ride zips to each of the famous movie locations on the movie tour, whereas the horseback ride provides views of Mokoli'i Island and an 800-year-old fishpond.

Kualoa Ranch

Sequestered between the rolling waves of the South Pacific and the primordial beauty of Kahana State Park’s rainforests, Kualoa Ranch is the Platonic ideal of paradise. There, experienced guides lead expeditions into 4,000 acres of serene valleys and hills, stopping by famed movie sites from Jurassic Park or LOST, peering into an 800-year-old fishpond, and stopping horses or ATVs so that explorers can soak up the expansive views of southern O'ahu. Even the ranch itself is magnificent. Pavilions serve as pristine settings for guests to celebrate or yell at the sunset, nestled at the bottom of lush green mountains and on the edge of cliffs that overlook the tranquil waters of Kane'ohe Bay. Across that glimmering surface, a private, white-sand beach where guests sunbathe and lounge rests among mangroves and hau trees.

Regardless of their exact coordinates, the Ranch’s visitors experience Kualoa's rich history firsthand. A prime example of the benefits of continued preservation, Kualoa has been everything from a family getaway to a World War II airstrip, but the owners have always sought to maintain the beauty that set it apart. The tradition continues today, as employees participate in community-work projects focused on restoration, taro planting, and fostering a sense of Hawaiian pride for every visitor.

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The Groupon Guide to: Preserving Leftovers

With the right techniques and a lot of luck, there's no reason that this year's holiday leftovers won't be edible next year. Here's how you can keep your scraps fresh:

  • Store food in airtight containers. To make sure there's no leak, add in a bunch of ants and see if they can survive.

  • Before storing the food, cut off any pieces that have clearly been chewed. If you don't, and the person that chewed that food isn't around for the next Thanksgiving, you'll be feeling pretty sad when you pull those leftovers out and recognize their bite pattern.

  • The freezer is your best friend, in that it will prevent food from spoiling, and your worst enemy, in that it is so perfectly sized to fit a human body and has that alluring pristinely white interior, and whenever you open the door it sounds like it's saying, "Please come inside. I'm warmer than I look." Please be careful near freezers.

  • Save your leftovers the same way our forefathers did—by feeding the scraps to their horses then hoping the horses would give them back exactly one year later.

If you think those mashed potatoes are good now, wait till you try them in a year!

Kualoa Ranch

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    Kaneohe

    49-560 Kamehameha Hwy.
    Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744
    (808) 237-7321
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