Established in 1850, Kualoa is a 4,000-acre working cattle ranch that’s become well-known as the filming location for over 300 Hollywood movies and TV shows since the 1950s. Blockbusters like “Jurassic Park,” “Jurassic World,” “Jumanji,” “50 First Dates,” “Kong: Skull Island,” “Lost,” and the re-boot of “Hawaiʻi 5-0” have all been shot here. But Kualoa isn’t just about film—we also run a large-scale livestock, farming and aquaculture operation, employing over 500 dedicated staff members. When you visit, you’re supporting a wide range of local jobs, including ranchers, farmers, fishermen, land stewards, landscapers and hundreds of tour guides. By visiting Kualoa Ranch, you help us to fulfill our mission of developing a sustainable tourism model that protects these beautiful lands, ensuring that they’re preserved for future generations to enjoy. You can choose your own way to discover Kualoa, from UTV, eBike, safari jeep, boat, kayak, horseback or zipline.