moderate
8–10 hours
A moderate fitness level is recommended to handle some uneven terrain and walking at altitude within Volcanoes National Park.
Discover Hawaii’s Big Island in a day with Hawaiian Isle Excursion’s private tour. From black sand beaches to volcanic steam vents, this journey reveals the island’s wild heart and cultural richness.
The varied terrain includes rocky volcanic paths and slippery trails near waterfalls.
Tropical heat and active hiking demand frequent water breaks to avoid dehydration.
Sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat protect you from strong equatorial sun exposure during the tour.
Rain showers are unpredictable, especially near waterfalls and rainforest areas.
Volcanoes National Park, established in 1916, protects Kīlauea, one of the world’s most active volcanoes, with cultural ties to Hawaiian legend Pele.
Efforts focus on protecting native species and preventing invasive plants from overtaking fragile ecosystems in park areas.
Provides support and grip on volcanic rock and varied trail surfaces.
Staying hydrated is crucial in Hawaii’s warm climate.
Protection from intense tropical sun during daytime stops.
summer specific
Prepares you for sudden showers common near rainforests and waterfalls.
spring specific