Experiences & Pricing
Two ways to ride the silence above the North Shore: a swift taste of soaring, or the long, deep voyage into the mountains.
The experience
A glider has no motor and no propeller, only wings, rising air, and a pilot who reads the sky. After the tow plane releases you, there is nothing between you and the coastline but silence. It is calm, smooth, and unlike anything an engine can offer. Perfect for first-time flyers, anniversaries, photographers, and anyone who has ever looked up and wondered.
No. 01
Lele means simply “to fly.” A silent glide along the Mokulēia coast and over the Wai‘anae foothills, the classic first taste of engineless flight.
No. 02
Huaka‘i means “voyage.” More air, more altitude, more island, riding the ridge lift deeper into the Wai‘anae range for the full soaring experience.
How it works
Meet us at the field in Mokulēia. We'll confirm your flight, weigh in for balance, and talk through the day's air.
Your licensed pilot walks you through the sailplane, the harness, and exactly what to expect from launch to landing.
A powered tow plane lifts you to release altitude. The line drops, the propeller fades, and the world goes quiet.
Ride the rising air along the ridge and coast, then settle into a smooth, gentle return to the grass.
Fares
Online booking via Stripe is coming soon. For now, inquire to reserve your date and we'll confirm your seat by reply.
20 minutes aloft
Lele means simply “to fly.” A silent glide along the Mokulēia coast and over the Wai‘anae foothills, the classic first taste of engineless flight.
30 minutes aloft
Huaka‘i means “voyage.” More air, more altitude, more island, riding the ridge lift deeper into the Wai‘anae range for the full soaring experience.
Good to know
A few of the things first-time soarers ask us most. The full list lives on our About page.
All FAQsNone at all. Every flight is with an experienced, licensed pilot at the controls. You simply settle in, relax, and enjoy the view.
We're towed aloft by a powered plane, then release. From there the sailplane rides rising air, ridge lift off the mountains and thermals over the land, to stay airborne in near silence.
Dillingham Airfield in Mokulēia, on O‘ahu's North Shore, about an hour from Waikīkī through some of the island's most beautiful country.
Ready when you are
Tell us your date and which voyage calls to you. We'll take it from there.