easy
7–8 hours
Suitable for travelers with basic mobility and stamina for moderate walking over mostly flat terrain.
Spend a day with Wasabi Tours Hawaii uncovering Kona’s ancient sites and local farms. From coastal fishponds to honey and coffee tastings, this 7-8 hour journey blends history with authentic island flavors.
7 Hours • Kona Coffee Tasting, Bee Farm, and Historical Sites!
Embark on an unforgettable 7-8 hour journey through the rich history and culture of the Big Island of Hawaii. Explore sacred sites, ancient fishponds, and enjoy honey tasting and coffee sampling at local farms. This unique experience combines nature, history, and local flavors, perfect for cruise ship guests seeking adventure.
7-8 Hours
Delve into the fascinating history and vibrant culture of the Big Island of Hawaii. Tour ancient Hawaiian sites along the coast, visit early churches and Kealakekua Bay, and make stops at a honey farm and coffee orchard to taste some of the island’s locally made treats.
Suitable for cruise ship guests from Kona
Easy hiking over medium distance. Ages 5 and older are recommended.
Guests are served local-style picnic lunch with assorted juices, snacks, and bottled water. In addition, all park entrance fees, jackets, and rain gear are also included
We pick up guests from all major resorts and hotels in Keauhou, Kona, Waikoloa, and Kohala Coast between 7 am to 8 am. Actual pickup times vary depending on the exact location. We can also pick up cruise ship guests from Kona Pier.
Wear comfortable summer clothing. Covered walking shoes are recommended.
Minimum 24 hours notice for groups of 1-5, 48 hours notice for groups of 6 or more, and 72 hour notice for private groups to receive a full refund.
Bring a hat and sunscreen to shield yourself from strong Hawaiian sun during outdoor stops.
Expect easy hiking over varied terrain including paved and natural paths.
Bring a refillable water bottle; bottled water is provided but extra hydration helps in tropical heat.
Weather can shift quickly, especially near the coast—prepare for brief showers.
Pu‘uhonua o Hōnaunau was a place of refuge for ancient Hawaiians, where lawbreakers could find forgiveness and protection under kapu (ancient laws).
Many of the sites visited are protected areas where sustainable tourism supports preservation of native species and cultural heritage.
Protects your face and neck from strong tropical sunlight.
summer specific
Supports your feet on mixed terrains including paved and dirt paths.
Helpful for sudden showers common in coastal Hawaii.
spring specific
Keeps you hydrated during long outdoor walking segments.