• Rainbow Falls - Journey along Saddle Road, nestled between two of the world’s largest volcanoes, Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa, to reach the verdant east coast of the Big Island. The first destination is Rainbow Falls and Boiling Pots in Wailuku River State Park. Stroll to Rainbow Falls, a stunning waterfall that tumbles over a legendary cave. The falls are named for the rainbow formed by sunlight in the mist. Just a mile away, Boiling Pots offers a fascinating view of the Wailuku River’s unique water feature, shaped by lava formations.
• Akaka Falls State Park - Enjoy a guided tour through Akaka Falls State Park, where a naturalist will share insights about the park’s rich botanical diversity. Akaka Falls, plunging 442 feet down a lush, green cliff, is a breathtaking highlight of any Big Island waterfall tour.
• Hilo - After building up an appetite, enjoy a delightful lunch made with locally sourced ingredients at a restaurant along the Hilo coastline.
• Hawaii Volcanoes National Park - Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an International Biosphere Reserve, this renowned park includes the summits of two of the planet’s most active volcanoes, stretching from sea level to Mauna Loa’s peak at 13,677 feet. It shelters critically endangered species and boasts some of the most extraordinary geological, biological, and cultural landscapes on earth. Upon entering, take a walk along the rim of Halema‘uma‘u Crater for exclusive views of the ongoing eruption. The crater is the mythical home of Pele, the Hawaiian goddess of fire and volcanoes.
• Steaming Bluff - Visit the natural steam vents at Wahinekapu Steaming Bluff, where heated groundwater escapes as steam through earth’s cracks.
• Nahuku - Thurston Lava Tube - Embark on a guided walk through the lush native rainforest and explore the impressive Thurston lava tube, which stretches 600 feet long and reaches over 20 feet in height in some areas.
• Hawaii Volcanoes National Park - Additional park stops may include: Ha’akulamanu sulphur banks, Maunaulu lava field, Pauahi crater, Holei sea arch, and Pu’uloa petroglyph field. These captivating sites are a joy to explore during your Big Island volcano and waterfalls tour. At sunset, hike to the prime lava viewing spot along Halema’uma’u crater’s rim to witness the active eruption as daylight fades.
• Volcano - Relax and savor a meal featuring locally sourced ingredients and Hawaiian-inspired cuisine in the town of Volcano before returning to your accommodation, feeling content, satisfied, and enriched with wonderful new memories.

• Private transportation
• Snacks
• Dinner
• Complementary Photo package: 20-25 professional, edited photos shared via Adobe Cloud
• Gear: Patagonia rain jacket and Nano puff, Nikon ProStaff binoculars, Black Diamond Hiking Poles
• Lunch
• Entrance fees
• Carbonated beverages

• Alcoholic beverages

Don’t miss out on this incredible adventure! Discover two of our most popular destinations on the Big Island volcanoes and waterfalls tour. Begin by exploring the waterfalls along the North Hilo coast, then head to Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park in the afternoon. Featuring lush rainforests, majestic waterfalls, and breathtaking active volcanoes, this private Big Island volcanoes and waterfalls tour is essential for any visitor to the Big Island!

• Strollers can be accommodated but a car seat must be provided if needed. Guests must provide their own children’s car seat if needed.
• We can accommodate wheelchairs on this tour as long as they are collapsible and guest can enter vehicle on their own.
• Tours can be adapted to accommodate all ages and abilities. Please let us know at the time of booking if you have specific needs.
• Assuming no modifications to this tour, guests should be able to walk at least 0.5-1 miles with some steps included.
• Guests must be able to walk on uneven or rocky terrain and we may encounter cool, wet, or muddy conditions.

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