Yes. You can take a morning inter-island flight, tour the volcano in the morning and fly back in the helicopter that afternoon.

Most of the time we are blessed with beautiful weather in Hawaii and the time of the day, whether it be morning or afternoon will make no difference. It is wise to book your tour for the early part of your stay. That way if your pilot determines the weather conditions on a particular day are not optimal for a tour, you will have some options for re-scheduling.

If you are prone to motion sickness then taking anti-motion sickness medication is a good idea. However, our flights are very smooth and turns are slow and gentle. Most people do not experience motion sickness or need any anti-motion sickness medication.

Yes, the inter-island flight is included in the price of the tour. All ticket purchases are final, therefore you must pay for any scheduling changes.

Two of the world's most active volcanoes on the Big Island are Kilauea and Mauna Loa. Mauna Loa last erupted in 1984, and Kilauea's last eruption was 1983-2018.  The State Department of Health indicates that travel to the Big Island is perfectly safe.

Your best bet is to take an inter-island trip to Maui or the Big Island. We can help you get there easily with tours that start right there at your hotel or condo in Waikiki. We take care of all the transportation so all you have to do is sit back and go with the flow. All our tours are small group experiences so you will have personalized service all day long. In the event of any need, our on-island concierge is always available to help you out.

A premium telescope will be available for you to take a personal journey to the stars as you observe celestial objects from visible planets to constellations in the deep night sky.