moderate
12 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical shape, able to walk uneven terrain and handle some elevation changes.
Explore the volcanic wonders of Hawaii by day and gaze at sparkling stars by night on this exclusive 12-hour tour. Discover lava tubes, coffee farms, and the cosmos in one unforgettable adventure.
12 Hours • Visit Volcanoes National Park, Black Sand Beach and Stargazing!
Embark on a 12-hour adventure through Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, exploring stunning landscapes like black sand beaches and lava tubes. Enjoy a tour of a Kona Coffee Farm, savor local treats, and stargaze under a pristine night sky. This small-group experience offers insights into the island's rich history and geology.
12 Hours
See rare black sand beaches, walk through a lava tube, visit the famous Kona Coffee Farm and the magnificent Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, and finish the adventure with stargazing near Mauna Kea. Experience the Big Island’s most spectacular natural splendors on this small-group tour with a professional local guide sharing knowledge of the history, cultures, and geology of the island.
Easy hiking over short distance. Ages 5 and older are required.
Guests are served local-style picnic lunch with assorted juices, snacks, and bottled water. Sit-down dinner at a restaurant near the park. 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 9:30 am to 11 am. Actual pickup times vary depending on the exact location.
Wear comfortable clothing in layers as temperatures vary from warm to cool. Covered walking shoes are required.
Minimum 24 hours notice for groups of 1-5, 48 hours notice for groups of 6 or more, and 72 hours notice for private groups to receive a full refund.
Essential for navigating lava tubes and darker trail sections at dusk.
Temperatures near the volcano and at night can fluctuate significantly.
Plan to savor local coffee and snacks offered during the tour break.
Bring covers and wipes to shield your equipment from volcanic dust and humidity.
Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park preserves one of the world's most active volcanoes, Kīlauea, which has shaped island culture and mythology for centuries.
The park emphasizes preserving fragile volcanic ecosystems and native species by encouraging responsible tourism and limiting off-trail activity.
Keeps you comfortable during temperature shifts from day into night.
Provides grip and support on volcanic rock and uneven paths.
Necessary for safe navigation during sunset and stargazing segments.
Ideal for capturing long-exposure night sky photographs and landscapes.