• Liliʻuokalani Gardens - Located in Hilo, Hawaii, Liliʻuokalani Gardens is a peaceful sanctuary that honors the island’s rich history and its last monarch, Queen Liliʻuokalani. The gardens, designed in a Japanese style, feature serene ponds, arched bridges, and carefully maintained plants. Walking through the gardens’ paths brings a sense of peace and balance, while the teahouse adds cultural depth. With views of Hilo Bay and Mauna Kea, the gardens provide a scenic retreat and a tranquil link to both nature and history.
• Onomea Bay - Onomea Bay on Hawaiʻi Island is a stunning stretch of rugged coastline where lush rainforest meets the dramatic Pacific Ocean. Once a bustling fishing village, it is now a hidden treasure known for its expansive ocean views, sea arches, and waves crashing against volcanic cliffs. Accessible via the picturesque Old Māmalahoa Highway, the bay feels like a step back in time. Whether exploring the nearby Hawaii Tropical Bioreserve & Garden or simply enjoying the views, Onomea Bay is pure Big Island enchantment.
• Akaka Falls State Park - Akaka Falls, a gem in Hilo, offers a captivating encounter with nature’s power. The 442-foot waterfall cascades into a lush gorge, inspiring awe. The trail through dense foliage immerses visitors in the experience. Amid mist and verdant surroundings, the falls often reveal rainbows, a testament to its magic. A must-visit for a profound connection with Hawaii’s wild beauty.
• Rainbow Falls - Rainbow Falls in Hilo enchants with its majestic cascade into an emerald pool. Morning sunlight often creates vivid rainbows in the mist, offering a mesmerizing view. This natural wonder epitomizes Hawaii’s beauty, providing a peaceful escape and a vibrant connection to the island’s allure. A must-see for anyone seeking nature’s artistry in Hilo.
• Kaumana Caves Park - Kaumana Caves Park in Hilo is an exciting gateway into Hawaiʻi’s volcanic history. Formed by lava from Mauna Loa’s 1881 flow, the caves open into vast lava tubes where visitors can explore underground passages rich with history and natural wonder. Just steps from the parking area, a steep staircase leads down into this otherworldly landscape. Bring a flashlight, sturdy shoes, and a sense of adventure—Kaumana Caves offers a raw, thrilling experience that is unforgettable!
• Hilo Farmers Market - Hilo Farmers Market is a vibrant showcase of local flavors and culture. Situated in downtown Hilo, this lively market features a variety of fresh produce, exotic fruits, handcrafted art, and artisanal treats. From tropical delights to handmade crafts, it’s a sensory delight that captures the spirit of Hawaii’s diverse community. Engage with friendly vendors, enjoy delicious bites, and immerse in the dynamic energy of this authentic market, where the heart of Hilo comes alive.
• Big Island Candies - Big Island Candies in Hilo is a sweet haven and a must-visit for travelers. Renowned for its handcrafted shortbread cookies dipped in rich chocolate, this local favorite has been delighting visitors since 1977. Watch artisans at work through viewing windows, sample fresh treats, and explore beautifully packaged gifts perfect for taking home. From macadamia nut confections to island-inspired flavors, Big Island Candies combines Hawaiian tradition with gourmet indulgence—an irresistible taste of Hilo.
• Richardson Beach Park - Richardson Ocean Park in Hilo is a must-visit treasure on Hawaiʻi Island. Known for its black sand and clear tide pools, it’s one of the best places to snorkel, swim, and see honu (Hawaiian green sea turtles) up close. Families enjoy the calm, shallow waters, while adventurers can surf and bodyboard just beyond the reef. With shaded picnic areas, stunning sunrises, and a true local atmosphere, Richardson offers the perfect blend of relaxation, wildlife, and adventure.
• Carlsmith Beach Park - Carlsmith Beach Park in Hilo is a tropical paradise where crystal-clear lagoons meet lush greenery. Known for its calm, turquoise waters protected by natural lava rock walls, it’s one of the best spots to swim and snorkel on the Big Island. Visitors often encounter honu (Hawaiian green sea turtles) gliding gracefully through the shallows. With shaded picnic areas, grassy lawns, and breathtaking ocean views, Carlsmith offers a perfect blend of relaxation, wildlife encounters, and island beauty.

• Private transportation
• Walking sticks
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Entrance fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Rain ponchos
• Umbrella

• Gratuities
• Lunch

Discover the enchantment of Hilo with a personalized, small-group adventure tailored just for you. Walk along black sand beaches, greet green sea turtles, wander through verdant rainforests to view unique waterfalls, explore secret lava caves, stroll through a picturesque Japanese garden, and enjoy locally-made sweets. With adaptable itineraries and a delightful, personal touch, this is your unforgettable journey through the natural beauty, culture, and spirit of Hawaiʻi with your new friend and guide, Agi. Looking forward to meeting you.

• I am flexible so if you have any health issues, we can adjust the tour to your needs and restrictions

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