Volcano Twilight Red Lava Glow Viewing
Tour Highlights
- Waterfall viewing
- Black sand beach at Richardson Blacksand Beach (frequently visited by turtles)
- Historic Banyan Drive
- Queen Liliuokalani Gardens
- Rainbow Falls State Park
- Volcanoes National Park including: Mauna Loa Macademia Nut Factory for nut tasting and Akatsuka Orchid Nursery
- Thurston Lava Tube approximately 10 minutes or 1/3 mile walk thru the lush jungle and lava tube
- Volcanic Steam Vents.
- Thomas A. Jaggar Museum
- Kilauea Crater. Most active volcano in the world
- Mount Kilauea. Kīlauea is a currently active shield volcano in the Hawaiian Islands
- Kilauea Iki Crater
- Red Lava Glow Viewing at the Kilauea Crater
- The best view of the lava glow at sunset
VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK ADVENTURE TOUR
Tour Highlights
This eco-adventure tour will take you to the highlights of Big Island.
- Richardson Blacksand Beach
- Historic Banyan Drive
- Queen Liliuokalani Gardens
- Hilo Bay
- Wailuku River State Park
- Rainbow Falls State Park
- Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Factory
- Akatsuka Orchid Nursery
- Volcanoes National Park
- Thurston Lava Tube
- Volcanic Steam Vents
- Thomas A. Jaggar Museum
- Kilauea Crater Overlook
- Mount Kilauea
MAUI Road To Hana Adventure Tour
Tour Highlights
The Longest Scenic Route In the World
- Ulupalakua Ranch and area
- Backside of Maui
- Kipahulu District
- Wailua Waterfalls
- Koki and Homoa Beaches Lunchtime
- Hana/Hana Bay
- Wainapanapa State Park & Black Sand Beach
- The Caves at Wainapanapa State Park
- Hana Farms
- Wailua and Keanae
- Waikamoi Stream and the Hamakua Ditch.
- Rainforest
- Hookipa Beach
Waimea Canyon, Waterfall, Snorkeling Adventure Tour
Tour Highlights
Wailua Falls
The 173 foot waterfall is located near Lihue. Which is featured in the opening scenes of Fantasy Island.
Waimea Canyon
Waimea Canyon, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacicfic, is 10 miles long and 3,000 Ft deep. Which was formed from steady erosion over hundred of the thousands of years.
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Spouting Horn
The Spouting Horn Beach, an area of Kauai, is known for it’s crashing waves. The waves erode lava rocks on the coastline which can create a narrow opening. With every wave, ocean water is pushing upward through an opening, creating a sound that sounds like a horn being blown.