This night adventure tour will take you to snorkel with the manta rays and experience the rich marine life while admiring the night lights of Kona town. You will sail along the Kona coast at night to the Manta Ray village, where you will receive safety instructions before starting your snorkelling tour.
Accompanied by your guide, you will then get the chance to swim in the ocean with manta rays. Afterwards, you will return to the boat, to have some hot cocoa, tea or a cocktail while you admire the night sky and the lights of Kona town as you make your way back to the pier.
This 2.5-hour boat cruise from Kona along the Big Island of Hawaii will give you the opportunity to see the humpback whales along with a chance to spot dolphins, pilot and sperm whales, manta rays, sea turtles and more.
On this tour, you’ll have expert commentary onboard about these majestic mammals from the marine life naturalists and a chance to hear the whales sing through an underwater hydrophone. You'll be able to look out for some thousands of humpback whales who migrate to Hawaii's warm waters from December to April. The tour guarantees the whale sightings, or you can join a cruise again for free.
This dinner cruise will take you past more than 50 historical sites and points of interest along the Kona Coast. During the trip, you’ll hear insightful commentary from a local historian guide and you’ll get to see the famous Captain Cook monument at Kealakekua Bay.
Upon arrival at Kealakekua Bay, you’ll be able to feast on a Hawaiian style buffet dinner with an appetiser, salad, a main course and a dessert. There will be a variety of dishes to suit different dietary requirements such as vegan Thai coconut curry and Kiawe mango barbecue pork short ribs. A sample dessert is cheesecake with a local Lilikoi glaze.
During your meal, you’ll be able to listen to live entertainment and you’ll also have the opportunity to look out at beautiful sunset views as you sail back.
On this boat tour, you will be visiting Kealakekua Bay and its marine sanctuary. You will start your day off aboard the boat with a continental breakfast consisting of Kona coffee, fruits and pastries.
Once you reach the bay, you will learn about Captain Cook and his connection to Hawaii. From here, you will be free to snorkel amongst the tropical fish. You can also bounce along the netted trampolines suspended over the ocean or relax in one of the open-air cabins and observe aquatic life.
After water activities, you will get back onto the boat and enjoy lunch. You can enjoy complimentary non-alcoholic beverages or purchase alcohol. From here, the boat will make its way back to Kona, with a few stops on the way to glimpse other landmarks.
On this eco-friendly cruise, you'll look out for whales and even dolphins as you sail across the open water. Depending on whether you choose a morning or afternoon voyage, you'll board either a speedy powerboat or leisurely catamaran for your adventure. Out on the ocean, you'll be able to look out for some of the thousands of humpback whales that migrate to Hawaii's warm waters from December to April. You're also likely to spot playful dolphins.
With this experience, you’ll be able to rent a clear bottom kayak in Hawaii.
After you check-in, you can sail off into the crystal clear waters of Hawaii and enjoy the underwater views of the see-through kayak at your own pace.
As you paddle your way through the ocean, you’ll get to see beautiful coral reefs and different animals such as colorful fish, sea turtles, urchins and eels, among others.
On this tour, you’ll go on an aquatic adventure in Kealakekua Bay during the morning hours. On arrival, you will be briefed on the safety guidelines for snorkelling before you go into the clear bay waters. You’ll have enough time to explore the underwater world of corals and fish while the crew waits for you with lunch ready for when you’re back on board.
As you eat, the captain will share insights into the history of Kealakekua Bay and why the Captain Cook monument was erected here. Then you will have additional time for a little more snorkelling.
Once you’re done exploring the underwater world, you’ll tour the beautiful rugged Kona coastline featuring sea caves, lava tubes and blowholes. You may also get a chance to see dolphins, manta rays, turtles and other marine life as you round off the trip.
On this tour, you'll make your own way around The Big Island with the aid of a specially designed mobile app. As you explore at your own pace, you'll take in the beautiful beaches, jungle views and exotic flora the island is famous for. You'll get to learn about everything you see via the app's built-in audio guide. There is also the chance to climb up a volcano used by NASA to simulate the environment on Mars.
This tour will give you a chance to explore the diverse and fascinating features of the Island of Hawaii. Your tour will take you to Kona coffee country, where you'll get to learn about coffee cultivation and taste fresh Kona coffee while taking in views of Kealakekua Bay. You'll continue on through South Kona and Ka’u and visit the Punalu’u Black Sand Beach.
You'll then be taken to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, where you'll visit the Kilauea Visitor’s Center, the Kilauea Iki Crater Overlook, the Steaming Bluffs and the Kilauea Caldera. You'll stop at Big Island Candies before travelling through Hilo on your way to Rainbow Falls. In Waipio Valley, known as the Valley of Kings, you will end your tour with a picnic lunch.
On this tour, you'll be able to indulge in a comprehensive canopy tour featuring nine lines, five sky bridges and a rappel on Hawaii Island. You'll be participating in a zip line set within a towering forest on a private nature reserve.
After an off-road drive to the top of the course, you'll be able to experience the thrill of flying from one tree to another on a zip line. While travelling at speeds of up to 72 kph, you'll be able to soak in scenic views of the forest, the Kohala Coast and the Island of Maui.
Throughout the experience, a professional guide will share extensive knowledge about the area’s natural and culture history. You'll also be provided a safety briefing and gear for the activity.
This adventure tour will take you to snorkel and experience the rich marine life along with beautiful Kona sunset. You will sail along the Kona coast to the Manta Ray village, where you will receive safety instructions before starting your snorkelling tour. Accompanied by your guide, you will then get the chance to swim with manta rays. Later, you will return back to the boat to have some hot cocoa or tea along with cookies and make your back.
On this tour, you'll explore some of the volcanoes on Hawaii's Big Island as you hike with a professional guide. As you travel between Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa, two of the biggest volcanoes on earth, your guide will talk to you about volcanology, geology and the history of these volcanoes.
After this, you'll visit the Kaumana Caves to see the lava tube system before going to the Mackenzie State Recreation Area, where you'll follow the lava flow from the 2018 eruption through the forest and to a new black-sand beach.
At Isaac Hale Beach Park, you'll be able to watch steam rising from cooling lava and have a picnic lunch before going to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park for a bird's-eye view of the Kilauea Caldera and the Halema’uma’u Crater.
On this tour, you’ll gain an introduction to astronomy and observe celestial objects. Led by an expert guide, you’ll use a solar telescope to watch solar flares, sunspots and other current phenomena.
You will then make your way to one of the best stargazing spots in Mauna Kea. On the way, you'll pass by Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa, two of the tallest and most massive volcanoes on Earth. Your guide will share insightful facts about these volcanoes.
The stargazing experience through a Dobsonian telescope will let you observe galaxies, nebula, star clusters, planets, double star systems, the moon and more. Before heading back to your accommodation, you will be served coffee, hot chocolate, and dessert from a local baker.
On this full-day guided island adventure, you’ll begin by boarding a comfortable motorcoach or minibus and head straight to Volcanoes National Park to discover the natural wonders of Hawaii. Here you’ll see the famous Banyan Tree Drive and hear the story of how the trees were planted by religious leaders, authors, movie stars, political leaders, locals and adventurers.
Next, you’ll visit the Rainbow Falls located at Wailuku River State Park, an 80 foot tall and 100-foot wide waterfall that flows over a natural lava cake into a freshwater pool surrounded by lush tropical fauna. Depending on the season and day of your tour, you’ll visit the famous Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Factory.
However, the highlight of this tour is the world-famous Kilauea Volcano that has been steadily erupting since the 1980s. On this tour, you’ll have the chance to see the massive Thurston Lava Tube, stream vents, Fern Tree Jungle and the Kilauea Iki Crater before visiting the orchid and anthurium nursery in Hilo. Enjoy a visit to the black sand beach for a unique experience.
This catamaran cruise off the coast of Kona will take you to the marine sanctuary at Red Hill, which is home to over 600 species of aquatic wildlife. Led by a knowledgeable crew, you'll receive instruction on the basics of snorkelling. Afterwards, you'll be given two hours to explore the sanctuary's warm waters. During the tour, you'll receive breakfast and a Hawaiian-style BBQ lunch.
