Watch the sunset from Mauna Kea’s summit, then stargaze with expert guides and telescopes.
Difficulty level: Easy to moderate
Watch the sunset from Mauna Kea’s summit, then stargaze with expert guides and telescopes.
Difficulty level: Easy to moderate
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Rare birdwatching with exclusive access to Hakalau Forest’s restricted Puakala tract.
Difficulty level: Moderate
Rare birdwatching with exclusive access to Hakalau Forest’s restricted Puakala tract.
Difficulty level: Moderate
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Journey through Hawaii’s volcanic wonders, lush rainforests, and a private chocolate farm in one epic adventure.
Difficulty: Easy to moderate
Journey through Hawaii’s volcanic wonders, lush rainforests, and a private chocolate farm in one epic adventure.
Difficulty: Easy to moderate
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Hike the hidden upper slopes of Hualalai Volcano—access wild craters and lava tubes off-limits to most.
Difficulty level: Moderate
Hike the hidden upper slopes of Hualalai Volcano—access wild craters and lava tubes off-limits to most.
Difficulty level: Moderate
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Exclusive small-group waterfall trek through private Kohala lands with scenic picnic views.
Difficulty level: Easy
Exclusive small-group waterfall trek through private Kohala lands with scenic picnic views.
Difficulty level: Easy
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The only full canopy zipline tour on the Big Island, set in a private Hawaiian nature reserve
Difficulty level: Easy to moderate
The only full canopy zipline tour on the Big Island, set in a private Hawaiian nature reserve
Difficulty level: Easy to moderate
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Experience North Kohala’s wild side—zipline, hike, and swim in a private nature reserve.
Difficulty level: Moderate
Experience North Kohala’s wild side—zipline, hike, and swim in a private nature reserve.
Difficulty level: Moderate
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A journey through Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park feels like stepping onto another planet. Spread across vast volcanic landscapes, the park is home to both Kīlauea and Mauna Loa, two of the most active volcanoes on Earth. Trails wind through steaming craters, lava tubes, and rainforests, offering an unforgettable look at the island’s powerful, ever-changing geology.
The Big Island is home to some of the world’s most awe-inspiring volcanic landscapes. At Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park, you can witness the power of Kīlauea and Mauna Loa, two of the most active volcanoes on Earth. Our Volcano Adventure Tours take you across lava fields, steaming vents, and craters that showcase the island’s ever-changing terrain.
Up north, Kohala’s lush valleys and dramatic cliffs create the perfect setting for outdoor exploration. Whether you’re soaring through the treetops on a zipline adventure or trekking through private nature reserves to hidden waterfalls, you’ll experience the island’s oldest volcanic region in its purest form.
Mauna Kea’s summit offers one of the clearest night skies on the planet. As the sun dips below the clouds, you’ll gaze through high-powered telescopes to spot constellations, planets, and deep-space wonders. The Mauna Kea Summit & Stars Adventure is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Hakalau Forest is a sanctuary for Hawai‘i’s rarest native birds and plants. On our guided birdwatching tours, you’ll explore lush rainforest trails teeming with vibrant species found nowhere else on Earth, an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and photographers alike.
Discover how local cacao is transformed into artisanal Hawaiian chocolate on our Volcano, Chocolate & Waterfall Adventure. Visit a working cacao farm, learn the craft of chocolate making, and enjoy tastings that capture the flavors of the island.
Our expert guides bring Hawai‘i’s stories to life through their deep cultural knowledge and local perspective. From geology to legends, every stop is enriched with insight you won’t find in guidebooks.
Many of the Big Island’s most beautiful spots are off the beaten path. Our tours include comfortable, air-conditioned transport that takes you safely through rugged terrain to remote waterfalls, volcanic craters, and high-altitude summits.
From rain jackets to hiking poles, all essential gear is provided on most tours. You just need to bring closed-toe shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and a sense of adventure.
Discover Hawaii’s fiery past and present as you explore the island’s volcanic landscapes, from lava tubes and craters to lush rainforests and flowing waterfalls. These tours reveal the natural power that shaped the Big Island.
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Immerse yourself in Hawaii’s lush valleys and scenic cascades. These tours blend light hiking, swimming opportunities, and cultural insight into Hawaii’s natural beauty.
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Experience one of the world’s premier stargazing destinations. Watch the sunset from the summit of Mauna Kea, then gaze at the night sky through powerful telescopes guided by astronomy experts.
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Step into protected native forests and encounter rare Hawaiian bird species found nowhere else on Earth. Learn about conservation efforts and the delicate ecosystems that sustain these endemic species.
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Soar through Hawaii’s breathtaking landscapes on thrilling zipline courses. Fly over treetops, waterfalls, and lush valleys for a unique perspective of the Big Island’s natural beauty.
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Most zipline tours, including Kohala Zip & Dip and Kohala Canopy Zipline, require participants to be at least 8 years old and weigh between 70–270 lbs.
Yes, children 8 and older can join zipline tours, while other nature hikes like Hidden Craters Hike or birdwatch tour is family-friendly with adult supervision. Some tours may have age or health restrictions for safety.
No. For safety reasons, zipline tours and high-intensity tours like Kohala Waterfalls Tour are not recommended for pregnant participants.
Wear closed-toe shoes, comfortable clothing, and layers for variable weather conditions. Bring swimwear for waterfall stops, sun protection, a hat, and a camera. Some tours provide helmets, harnesses, gloves, and rain gear.
Yes, most tours include transportation from select locations, including 4WD access for rugged areas or summit tours. Confirm exact pickup points when booking.
Some tours, such as the Kohala Zip & Dips and Waterfalls tour, include picnic lunches or snacks. Drinks and additional refreshments may be available on certain tours.
zipline and hiking tours involve uneven terrain and are not wheelchair accessible.
Water temperatures can vary, typically ranging between 60°F and 70°F, offering a cool and refreshing experience.
The hike involves minimal climbing, with an approximate elevation gain of 200 feet throughout the trail.
On this tour, you’ll see a variety of volcanic features, including a 200-year-old lava flow, spatter cones, fissures, and collapsed pits.
You’ll descend using earthen steps with a rope for support. The cave has enough natural light to safely view all major formations.
Yes, Hualālai is technically active, with its last eruption occurring in 1801. However, magma is not near the surface, so no geothermal activity is visible.
Hiking distances vary depending on park conditions, group ability, and interests on the day of the tour.
Birds commonly seen include Amakihi, Apapane, Elepaio, Akepa, Alawi, Akiapola’au, and ‘I’iwi during the birdwatching tour.
Because Hawaii’s endemic birds can be elusive, spotting scopes may be challenging to use. You are welcome to bring your own equipment, and binoculars are provided for use during birdwatching tour.
No. For safety and permitting reasons, you must remain near the guides and vehicles before sunset. Independent exploration is not allowed.
The tour provides an 11” Celestron Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope, along with a Stellina digital telescope to view deep-space objects. Photos captured with the digital scope are emailed to guests.
The average temperature at the summit is around 32°F (0°C), so warm clothing is recommended.