moderate
5–6 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition to navigate uneven terrain and moderate elevation changes.
Discover the raw power of Kilauea volcano on a private full-day journey through Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Experience steaming vents, craters, and lush forests guided by local experts on this unforgettable adventure.
5-6 Hours • Best for children 8 & Over • Up to 11 People
Embark on a private tour of the world’s most active volcano, Kilauea, in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Spend a full day exploring breathtaking landscapes, learning about the island's unique geology and wildlife, and enjoying personalized guidance. Experience stunning overlooks, craters, and steam vents in this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
5-6 Hours
For the National Park Fan! Book your own private guide for the world’s most active volcano, a World UNESCO Heritage Site, and spend ALL DAY learning about the island's formation and endemic species. The best Big Island attraction a UNESCO World Heritage Site and voted as one of the top 10 Parks. See the best of the National Park, including Kilauea Volcano Overlook, Halema’uma’u Crater, Steam Vents, Kilauea Iki Crater, and more! This tour is an all day exploration of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is is best done if staying somewhere on the east side of the island due to hiking and exploring in the Park.
Please Note: Park Fees are not included. You will need to pay your own Park Fees or use your National Park Pass.
Uneven lava fields and forest trails require solid footwear to keep you comfortable and safe.
Stay hydrated and energized throughout the 5-6 hour tour with your own water and light snacks.
Light rain showers and sun exposure are common; layered clothing will keep you comfortable.
Stay on marked trails and observe wildlife from a distance to protect the fragile environment.
Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park was established in 1916 and protects one of the world’s most active volcanoes along with rich cultural sites.
Visitors are encouraged to stay on marked paths to protect sensitive habitats and minimize environmental impact in this ecologically fragile area.
Provides stability and protection on rugged lava and forest trails.
Protects against occasional wet weather common in the park's tropical climate.
spring specific
Essential for staying hydrated during the full-day tour.
Important for sun protection while exploring exposed volcanic landscapes.
summer specific