easy
6 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; includes short walks rather than strenuous hikes
Discover Hawaii Volcanoes National Park in an exclusive 6-hour private shore excursion with Big Island VIP. From volcanic craters to cascading waterfalls, this tour offers intimate access and expert guidance.
6 Hours • Up to 11 People • Best for children 7 & over
Embark on a 6-hour adventure through the breathtaking Big Island National Park with a personal certified guide. Discover stunning sites like Kilauea Volcano and Rainbow Falls while learning about the unique ecosystem. Enjoy private transportation, complimentary snacks, and unforgettable photos, making this an extraordinary experience for nature lovers.
6 Hours
Explore the best Big Island attraction with your own certified guide in a Mercedes van all to yourself. View a UNESCO World Heritage Site voted as one of the top 10 Parks to visit. See the best of the National Park includes Kilauea Volcano Overlook, Halema’uma’u Crater, Steam Vents, and more! Plus experience Rainbow falls, learn about turtles, native plant life, lava flows and much more!
** Please note: Park fees are included. Lunch is not included. ** ** We must follow Hawaii State Law for child seats, children 7 and under must be in a booster or child seat. We provide boosters for 4-years-old and over for free, please let us know if you need to use them. **
Many stops include short walks on uneven terrain; comfortable footwear helps navigate trails and viewing areas safely.
Rain showers are common near Rainbow Falls and rainforest areas—pack a poncho or light waterproof jacket to stay dry.
Even modest hikes require sunscreen and hats to protect against Hawaii’s powerful sun, especially in open crater viewpoints.
Carry water or use provided bottled water to prevent dehydration during outdoor exploration and under the island sun.
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park was established in 1916, preserving Kilauea, one of the most active volcanoes on Earth, central to native Hawaiian culture and mythology.
Strict park guidelines protect fragile ecosystems; visitors help by staying on trails and following best practices to minimize environmental impact.
Provides traction and comfort on volcanic and forest trails.
Protects against sudden rain showers common near the rainforest and waterfalls.
spring|fall|winter specific
Necessary to shield from intense tropical sun, especially at exposed volcanic overlooks.
summer specific
Capture the vivid landscapes and unique volcanic features along the route.