Big Island Big Volcano Adventure
Explore waterfalls, rainforests, and Kīlauea on a full-day small-group tour
Duration
8-9 Hours
Includes
Lunch, Snacks, Park fees
Highlights
Journey across the Big Island to waterfalls, rainforests, coastal cliffs, and Hawaibci Volcanoes National Park. Move at a comfortable pace with time for short walks, photos, and scenic stops.
- Cruise the H0m0kua Coast past valleys and sea cliffs
- Stop at Laup0hoehoe Point for dramatic ocean views
- Walk to 442-foot bbAkaka Falls through lush rainforest
- Explore craters, steam vents, and lava fields at K2blauea
- Follow scenic backroads through historic plantation towns
- Cross Saddle Road with sweeping mountain vistas
What's Included
- Lunch
- Snacks, water, and juice
- National Park entrance fees
- Small-group guided tour
Things to know
Guests of all ages are welcome. Routes and stops may adjust based on weather, park access, and current volcanic conditions. Viewing molten lava is not guaranteed.
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before start. Cancellations within 48 hours are non-refundable.
FAQs
Because volcanoes are unpredictable, molten lava is usually not visible or accessible. If lava is visible from publicly accessible areas and conditions allow, your guide will prioritize viewing it.
Rain is common in rainforest areas and ponchos are provided when needed. Tours may be adjusted or canceled if conditions are unsafe or significantly impact visibility and access.
Meeting details
Kona, Kohala, and Waikoloa
Related locations
ʻAkaka Falls State Park
Admission includedStanding at the overlook inside ʻAkaka Falls State Park, you hear the waterfall before you see it. A low, steady roar builds as the paved loop trail winds through a canopy of bamboo, wild ginger, and heliconia. Then the valley opens, and the full 442-foot plunge of ʻAkaka Falls comes into view, dropping in a single unbroken curtain into a mist-filled gorge below. The air is cool and damp, carrying the clean scent of wet earth and tropical blooms. Few natural sights on the Big Island arrive with this kind of quiet force.