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Our Partners

We don’t go it alone.

Hawaii’s best experiences come from the operators who’ve been running them for decades. These are the partners we trust to deliver for our guests.
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Operators, attractions, and partners we work with across the islands.

Featured partners

Six partners we work with most closely — five activity operators and our reservations team. Use a card layout with each partner’s logo, name, and the blurb below.

Kapolei, West Oʻahu

Coral Crater Adventure Park

Adventure park — ziplines, ATV, climbing

West Oʻahu’s outdoor adventure park, built around a former coral quarry. Ziplines (day and night), ATV trails, ropes courses, and a climbing wall. We use Coral Crater for our zip-and-snorkel combos and our adventure days because the crew runs it the way we’d run it ourselves — small groups, real coaching, no assembly-line vibe.
Kapolei, West Oʻahu

Wet’n’Wild Hawaii

Water park — slides, pools, family attractions

Oʻahu’s largest water park, in Kapolei. Slides, pools, a lazy river, and enough variety to keep a multi-generational group entertained for a full day. Our Zip ‘n’ Dip combo pairs Wet’n’Wild with morning ziplines at Coral Crater — one of our most-booked Oʻahu days for families.
Ko Olina, West Oʻahu

Ocean Joy Cruises

Catamaran — snorkel, dolphin watching, sunset sails

Family-operated catamaran cruises out of Ko Olina. Morning snorkel runs along the West-side reefs (some of the cleanest water on the island), dolphin and turtle encounters, and sunset sails. We coordinate transportation and combo bookings with Ocean Joy because they treat every charter like the captain’s own family is on board.
Oʻahu

Mauka Warriors Luau

Cultural — luau, Polynesian show, Hawaiian dinner

A traditional Oʻahu luau — Sea Shell Lei greeting, cultural pre-show activities, Hawaiian cuisine, and a fire performance to close. We send guests to Mauka Warriors when they want a luau that feels earned, not phoned-in for the tourist circuit.
Kunia, Central Oʻahu

Kō Hana Distillers

Distillery — single-varietal Hawaiian rum

Single-varietal Hawaiian rum, made in Kunia from heirloom sugarcane grown on-site. The Kō Hana tour pairs into our Dole Plantation afternoon and stands on its own as a tasting stop — the kind of place that makes guests rethink what rum can be. They also keep gelato on hand for the kids and non-drinkers in the group.
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Aloha Answers

Reservations and customer service

Our reservations and customer service operation. When you call or email Malama, the person you reach is part of an Aloha Answers team trained on every tour, every package, and every operator we work with. Local, knowledgeable, and the reason our response times stay short — including on weekends and evenings.
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Why we partner

We’re a small operator that doesn’t try to own everything. The activities and experiences we don’t run ourselves — helicopter tours, sails, attractions, neighbor-island activities — we partner with operators who’ve earned a reputation for doing them well.

What we look for in a partner:

  • Locally owned or locally rooted. Operators who treat this as a craft, not a portfolio asset.
  • A track record we can verify with guests. We don’t add a partner because the commission is good.
  • Communication that holds up under pressure. When schedules change or weather shifts, we need partners who pick up the phone.
  • Standards on safety, equipment, and crew that match how we run our own operation.

Become a partner

If you’re an operator or attraction interested in being a Malama partner — for combo products, group itineraries, or our travel advisor program — reach out below.

If you’re a hotel concierge, lifestyle manager, or travel planner looking to refer guests, our Concierge & Partnerships page is built for you.

Operator partner inquiry
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