Private Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park Tour With Dinner
Explore Big Island volcano highlights with lunch, snacks, and a 3-course dinner
Duration
11am-10pm
Ideal For
Up to 12 people
Includes
Lunch, dinner, park fees
Highlights
Tour Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park and other Big Island stops with a guide, then sit down for a three-course dinner at Kilauea Lodge. You’ll also visit a coffee farm, a bakery, and a black sand beach along the way.
- Visit a premium coffee farm and the Kona coastline
- Stop at Punalu’u Bakery where malasadas are available for purchase
- Walk the black sands at Punalu’u Black Sand Beach
- Explore Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park sites like Steam Vents and Thurston Lava Tube
- Dine at Kilauea Lodge Restaurant after your park visit
What's Included
- Deli-style lunch
- Three-course dinner at Kilauea Lodge
- Snack basket
- Cold water, juices, and sodas
- Park entry fees to Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park
- Binoculars and umbrellas
- Hot and cold towel service
Things to know
Ages 5 and up. Close-toed footwear is required. Itinerary may change, and some sites may be unreachable or unsafe due to weather or topographical changes.
Cancellation Policy
With Trip Cancellation Protection: Cancel or reschedule up to 1 hour before departure for a full refund, minus processing fees. Without Trip Cancellation Protection (Private Tour): Cancel or reschedule up to 72 hours before departure to avoid fees; no refunds within 72 hours.
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FAQs
Wear close-toed footwear (required). Bring layers such as a light jacket and/or long pants, since conditions can change from hot and humid to cool and wet. A hat and sunglasses are optional but recommended. Apply sunscreen and/or bug spray well before the tour.
The activity level is easy and is listed as suitable for adults, children, and seniors.
A reservations specialist will contact you with your updated pick-up time.
Meeting details
Kona, HI
Related locations
Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park
Admission includedStanding at the rim of Kīlauea, one of the most active volcanoes on Earth, you feel the ground warm beneath your feet and catch the sulfurous drift of volcanic gases rising from the caldera below. Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park stretches across nearly 330,000 acres of the Big Island, encompassing steaming vents, hardened lava fields, and lush rainforest that gives way abruptly to barren black rock. This is a place where the planet's interior announces itself without apology, and where Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park earns its reputation as one of the most geologically dynamic destinations in the United States.
