rules before you book
Who can sail the Nāpali Coast, and what to bring on board
The age, health and kit rules in one place, so nobody in your party is turned away at the harbour.
Reserve the Nāpali sail ↗The rules at a glance
| Topic | The rule |
|---|---|
| Children | Under 5 cannot sail; child rates cover ages 5 to 12 |
| Pregnancy | Expectant mothers cannot sail |
| Mobility aids | Wheelchairs, walkers, canes and crutches are not allowed on board |
| Health | Not recommended with back problems, recent injuries or surgery, or severe motion sickness |
| Bring | A passport or photo ID, and a jacket |
| Not allowed | Pets and smoking |
Children
Children under 5 cannot join either sailing. From age 5 to 12 a child rate applies, and from 13 the adult rate does.
Pregnancy
Expectant mothers are not permitted on the tour.
Health and mobility
The operator does not recommend the sail for people with back problems, recent injuries or surgery, or severe motion sickness. Mobility aids such as canes, walkers, crutches and wheelchairs are not allowed on board.
ID and age checks
Bring a passport or photo ID. IDs are required for age verification, so carry one for every adult in the party.
Clothing
The operator asks you to bring a jacket. Guests also mention that the boat is barefoot and that you can get wet, so pack a towel and something quick-drying.
What stays ashore
Pets and smoking are not allowed. Tips and hotel pickup are not part of the fare.