• Devastation Trail Parking Lot - Embark on a 7.24 km/4.5 mile moderate guided hike through Volcanoes National Park, beginning at the Kilauea Visitor Center. The adventure starts with breathtaking views of Halemaumau Crater, followed by a trek across the solidified lava lake of Kilauea Iki crater from 1959, and concludes with an exploration of the Nahuku Lava Tube.

Delve into the rich history of volcanic activity as you navigate diverse terrains, highlighting the stunning beauty of Hawaiian landscapes. This remarkable journey offers an immersive experience brimming with natural wonders and geological marvels, led by experts who reveal the importance of each stop along the route. Prepare to discover the dynamic forces that have shaped this extraordinary volcanic region over time, creating an unforgettable adventure for both nature lovers and history enthusiasts.

• Trekking poles
• Backpacks
• Rain gear
• Binoculars

• Gratuities

The Kilauea Iki Crater is renowned for its solidified lava lake from the 1959 eruption, offering a window into historical volcanic activity. During a trek through Kilauea Iki Crater, visitors will enjoy unmatched views of lava formations and distinctive landscapes shaped by volcanic forces. The striking contrast between the hardened lava and the lush green surroundings creates a visually captivating experience. A key highlight of this hike is the chance to explore a lava tube, a natural tunnel created by flowing lava. An experienced guide will accompany participants throughout the trek, ensuring safety and providing valuable insights into the area’s history, geology, and ecology. They will enrich the experience by highlighting interesting features and sharing their expertise.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.