Kualoa Ranch UTV Tour | Hawaii Oahu

great guided tour around the scenic movie setting of jurassic park, lost, etc

perfect way to see kualoa ranch

I liked that only those with reservations were allowed to board. There was no separate guide team.

It was great to drive the UTV Raptor myself. They told me to arrive 45 minutes before the experience started, but I think it's okay to be a little late, and you can also bring a copy of your passport.

The route was a little different from the movie tour, but we were able to tour the entire Kualoa Ranch by buggy. I was debating whether to take the movie tour or the movie tour, but I recommend the movie tour. It's best to have someone who normally drives the Alma buggy know-how. If you're unfamiliar with the buggy, you won't be able to enjoy both the driving and the scenery. It hadn't rained for a few days, so the ground was dry and there was no mud, but instead, my face got quite dirty with dust. My towel was completely black.

I happened to be nearby at the reception time, so I was able to line up first, and the guide drove the buggy and talked to me a lot! It was like having a private guide, and the two hours were so fulfilling that it went by in a flash. Next time, I'd like to try horse riding!

If you want to take part in an interesting ranch tour, you must take the UTV experience. It may be very interesting to choose to drive yourself, but it is also good to have them drive you because they will also give you a private tour in the car. The point is that they are all quite interesting and will definitely not let you get bored.

It's expensive, but I knew it would be a very popular activity and would fill up quickly, so I had been interested in it for a while. As expected, driving through the unpaved mountains was thrilling, and it was difficult to steer as well as driving on normal roads. We stopped at several points to have the guide explain things to us, and we had time to take photos. Scenes from the movie were left as they were, and we were able to drive through the mountains of the Jurassic holy land, so it was a fulfilling experience. If possible, it's better to have two drivers take turns. It was extremely tiring!

I went with a friend and his mother (in her 50s)! Only two people could drive, but you can enjoy the scenery more if you don't drive. Driving is easy, like a golf cart, so I didn't feel too nervous. However, the pedals are far away, so it may be difficult for people under 150cm tall. There aren't many scenes that require physical strength, so even people in their 50s and 60s or older who are healthy should be able to participate. The guide on the tour is entirely in English, but there are Japanese staff at the facility itself, so facility information and tour notes are given in Japanese.

The staff in the park are very friendly, and the scenes in the movie are very interesting.