Tour de Aventura Off-Road Privada

100% worth every penny. Fun, exhilarating and varied scenery to view and explore. Our guides were thoughtful, friendly, informed and treated us to a great picnic in the middle of nowhere with amazing views of the coast.

We did a modified UTV tour along with a tree planting. This was originally booked as a private sweetheart horseback riding tour but back surgery required a bit of a change. Working with Anela in the office was great as she was very patient with the many questions and emails as our trip was postponed and then we needed to change the type of tour due to back surgery. We ended up doing the UTV tour with tree planting to honor my mother-in-law who passed away earlier this year. Our guide/wrangler was Devin and she was AMAZING! Devin sharing her culture with us as my wife planted the tree in honor of her mother was very moving. Talking to Devin about her plans to work for NASA and to replace her Jeep with a 4Runner made this more like a visit with friend versus a couple of hours with "tour guide." My wife loved having the chance to brush and feed Juniper the horse at the end of the experience. This is definitely the highlight of our trip to Hawaii and will be one that will be remembered for years to come.

Lots of fun. Provided lunch which was very good. Lots of scenery and local info. Would recommend. Nice people

North Shore has beautiful beaches but we wanted to see the inland side. We got to travel along hidden trails into the rolling hills around the ranch. We loved feeding the cattle. Ocean, our guide and driver, was full of information about the ranch and its history.

Our lunch with a spectacular view, and the house a stables on the trail where he lived. I loved seeing the horses also. Loved our tour guide.

The guide, Isa, was very informative and friendly. I went with a Deaf friend who uses American Sign Language (ASL), and she was fluent in ASL. We were thrilled. The scenery and explanations of the area were great.

This was our first time doing an activity at Gunstock Ranch, and we had chosen to do the 1-hour ATV tour. Our guide was Issa (not sure of the spelling so please forgive me if I misspelled it), and she was a very pleasant and knowledgeable guide, perfect for the task. She quickly established a comfortable atmosphere by checking with us (myself, my wife and my daughter) our comfort levels for speed. As we got on our way, we were treated to some very beautiful scenery and landscape on the property. Some of the notable sights included a cabin that was built as a part of a Hawaii Five-O episode, a cave that was once underwater and feeding some cows along the way. The cabin was really neat and it looked like it belonged on the ranch as it fit in well with the landscape. Apparently, once the production of the episode was complete, it was decided to leave it in place. Again, it really fit in and was a neat point of interest along the way. The cave entrance is very unassuming, and one could easily bypass it if you didn't know it was there. We stopped and were able to get out to take a look. There were some rudimentary steps that were built to ease one's way to the bottom, a very short walk down. Immediately, you could feel the temperature difference and it was rather cool. We were told that when the ranch used to be a part of the Kahuku Sugar Plantation, workers would often come here to find some relief from the heat above. There is a rock formation at the bottom that looks like a face out of a Lord of the Rings movies... pretty cool! While the cave doesn't really go far, there is a small opening at the back where an employee was able to squeeze in and crawl for a good amount of time to get to another part that opened up into a larger space. As we continued along the trail, there were spots where you could see spectacular views of the north shore towards the PCC and beyond. Of course, what would a visit to a ranch be without interacting with some cows? We stopped at an area where there were lots of cows... angus, longhorns, etc. There were alfalfa cubes provided to feed these friendly bovines which my daughter eagerly did. They swarmed the ATV and we had to push away some overly eager ones. It was a lot of fun to see these cows up close and we were rewarded by a good dose of cow slobber to show, hahaha! If you are looking for something fun to do on the weekend, give Gunstock Ranch a try. This is a hidden gem that is well worth your time and is sure to be an enjoyable and memorable experience for all.

We had the best tour guide ever!! Her name was ocean and she told us all about the land took us to cool caves and we got to feed cows!! It was so fun

Jessica at Gunstock Ranch was our wrangler guide. We stayed at Waikiki so seeing another side of Oahu was terrific. We really enjoyed the private picnic under the banyan tree!

I cannot say enough nice things about our guide on the UTVs. Due to some circumstances out of all of our control prior to our ride. We were not having the best of days. Our guide was able to turn everything around and made the end of our day a good one and an adventure we will talk about for a long time. The service here was amazing from the ranch hands to the guides, and the management staff. I would definitely go back here again!