Helicopter & Ground Volcano Tour on Hawaii’s Big Island
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
14 hours
Fitness Level
Requires moderate stamina to handle both aerial tour and ground walking over uneven lava terrain
Overview
Witness active volcanic eruptions, lush rainforests, and black sand beaches on this 14-hour helicopter and ground tour from Oahu to Hawaii’s Big Island.
Big Island Volcano Helicopter & Ground Tour - From OAHU (With Air Ticket)
Big Island Volcano Helicopter Tour From Oahu (with Air Ticket)
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of exploring the world's most geologically active environment on a 14-hour tour. Witness continuous volcanic eruptions, stunning lava flows, lush rainforests, and breathtaking waterfalls. Enjoy unique stops at Blacksand Beach and Liliuokalani Gardens while immersing yourself in Hawaii's rich history and culture.
#Tour the most geologically active environment on earth which has been continuously erupting since 1983!
##Rates
- General - $995
- Senior (ages 65+) - $985
- Child (ages 3-11) - $975
- Infant (2 years old) - $449
- Lap Child (1 year and under) - Free
##Duration 14 hours
##Helicopter Tour Highlights
Tour emphasis is on the most current areas of volcanic activity. View lava flows, tropical rain forests and cascading waterfalls while learning about the history and culture of Hawaii.
Ground Tour Highlights
- Blacksand Beach -Liliuokalani Gardens -Big Island Candies -Kamehameha Statue -Rainbow water falls
Adventure Tips
Hydrate Frequently
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated during extensive aerial and ground segments.
Dress in Layers
Weather varies from warm coastlines to cooler volcanic areas—layer up accordingly.
Wear Sturdy Footwear
Comfortable hiking shoes are recommended for uneven terrain during ground stops.
Charge Electronics
Bring fully charged cameras or phones to capture dynamic volcanic and landscape shots.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Hawaiian hoary bat
- Nene goose
History
The Big Island's Kīlauea volcano has been erupting continuously since 1983, shaping both the landscape and Hawaiian culture around Pele, the volcano goddess.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to adhere to marked paths to protect fragile lava formations and native ecosystems from damage.
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Recommended Gear
Lightweight Hiking Boots
Provides support and traction on volcanic rocks and rough trails.
Sun Protection
Sunscreen and hats protect from strong tropical sun during the day.
Water Bottle
Necessary to stay hydrated throughout the long tour.
Camera or Smartphone
Capture breathtaking aerial and ground views of volcanic activity and landscapes.