moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in decent physical shape, comfortable with hiking on uneven terrain.
Discover the raw power of Hawai'i Volcanoes with a guided tour led by experts. From active lava flows to volcanic craters, immerse yourself in a landscape constantly reshaped by fire and earth.
All ages! 6 Hours
Explore the breathtaking Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park with a personalized tour led by an expert naturalist. Discover active volcanoes, unique wildlife, and stunning landscapes while enjoying a picnic amidst nature. This immersive experience includes guided hikes, educational insights, and a complimentary photo package, ensuring unforgettable memories in this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Explore one of the top 10 most visited National Parks in the United States!
-Enjoy guided interpretation throughout the day as you learn all about the park’s natural wonders, endemic wildlife and rich cultural history
-Stand at the edge of Kilauea Overlook and marvel at the worlds most active volcano
-See and feel the warm steam at Wahinekapu Steaming Bluffs
-Take a guided hike through Thurston lava tube
-Enjoy a picnic style lunch or dinner (depending on tour times selected) surrounded by the beauty of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
-Additional stops can include, but not limited to: Kilauea Iki, Devastation Trail, Ha'akulamanu sulphur vents, Holei sea arch, Maunaulu, Waldron Ledge, Pu'uloa petroglyphs, and Kipukapuaulu bird trail.
6 hours. Guests will meet guide at the Visitor Center in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park unless otherwise specified.
Upon booking, we'll contacted you to go over custom options for your tour - IT'S ALL ABOUT YOU! And we want you to have the best tour possible!
Park activities for this tour are weather dependent. Dining options may be modified depending on tour customization by guests.
Weather can change rapidly near volcanic terrains; layering ensures comfort during hikes.
Bring plenty of water for hikes in the park's often warm and humid environment.
Sturdy hiking shoes are recommended for uneven volcanic terrain.
Consult tour operators for current volcanic activity and safety advisories before your trip.
Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park was established in 1916 and has been active for thousands of years, shaping island ecology and culture.
The park actively promotes sustainable tourism and conservation efforts to protect its geothermal features and native species.
Good ankle support and grip are essential for navigating volcanic trails.
Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses help protect against strong sun exposure.
all specific
Stay hydrated during hikes across expansive volcanic landscapes.
Capture the unique sceneries of active lava flows and crater vistas.