BIG ISLAND SIGHTSEEING TOURS
Majestic Landscapes & Rich Culture
From the Historic Pu’ukohola Heiau to the Mystic Lava Fields.
Step into a world where nature’s artistry knows no bounds on our Big Island Sightseeing Tours. These extraordinary journeys across Hawaii’s largest island reveal a stunning mosaic of climates and scenery. Witness the awe-inspiring spectacle of volcanoes sculpting the land, the lushness of tropical rainforests, and the peaceful retreats of sun-kissed beaches. As you wander through this ever-changing landscape, you’ll encounter the rich tapestry of Hawaiian culture and history that weaves itself into every aspect of the island. Our tours are designed to captivate your senses and uncover the hidden gems of the Big Island, promising an adventure that resonates with the soul of Hawaii.
Dive into the heart of Hawaii’s natural splendor with our Top Big Island Sightseeing Tours, where each journey unveils the island’s most breathtaking sights, from the towering majesty of active volcanoes to the tranquil beauty of crystal-clear waters and pristine beaches. Experience the island’s rich culture and diverse ecosystems, making every moment a cherished memory in this tropical paradise.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a highlight of the Big Island, offering a rare opportunity to visit some of the most active volcanoes on the planet. The park covers a vast area and features diverse landscapes, from smoking craters and lava tubes to lush rainforests. Visitors can explore the park through a network of trails and scenic drives, with the chance to see lava flows, steam vents, and the aftermath of volcanic eruptions. The park’s visitor center provides educational exhibits and ranger-led programs, making it a fascinating destination for both nature enthusiasts and families.
Rising to 13,796 feet above sea level, Mauna Kea is not only the highest point in Hawaii but also considered the tallest mountain in the world from base to summit. The drive to the summit passes through various climate zones, offering a unique journey. At the top, the Mauna Kea Observatories represent one of the most significant astronomical research sites in the world. The clear air and minimal light pollution make it an ideal spot for stargazing, with many visitors coming at sunset to witness the breathtaking views and the night sky.
Nestled in a lush rainforest, Akaka Falls is one of Hawaii’s most famous waterfalls. The falls plunge 442 feet into a gorge, creating a dramatic and picturesque scene. A well-maintained loop trail takes visitors through a verdant landscape filled with wild orchids, bamboo groves, and ferns, leading to viewpoints for both Akaka Falls and the smaller Kahuna Falls. The park’s easy accessibility and the stunning backdrop of the waterfall make it a favorite for photographers and nature lovers.
This sacred site offers a glimpse into ancient Hawaiian culture. It was once a place of refuge for those who had broken sacred laws, providing them a chance for absolution. The park is beautifully preserved, featuring traditional Hawaiian architecture, including temple platforms (heiau), wooden carvings of gods (ki’i), and a reconstructed village. The surrounding area, with its lava rock coastline and clear waters, is also a habitat for sea turtles and a variety of marine life.
Known for its dramatic beauty, Waipi’o Valley is steeped in Hawaiian history and folklore. The valley, surrounded by cliffs up to 2,000 feet high, is lush with taro fields, rivers, and waterfalls. Its black sand beach and the Hi’ilawe Falls, one of Hawaii’s tallest and most powerful waterfalls, are accessible via a steep road or on foot. The valley’s breathtaking views, combined with its historical and cultural significance, make it a captivating destination for visitors.