Lava and Volcano Tours
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Prepare yourself for a wild adventure as you voyage through the Pacific on an Armstrong Marine Aluminum Catamaran to Mauna Loa & Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Against the dramatic backdrop of a Hawaiian sunset and Kilauea Volcano, you’ll search for active flows doing their bit to build the islands one lava flow at a time. See the Volcanoes National Park coastline, volcanic black sand beaches, lava sea cliffs, lava arches, marine life, the ever changing Puna Coast, junglescapes and earth's newest lands on this exhilarating adventure excursion.
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The boat takes over an hour to get to the lava flow. It is an interesting journey as the captain follows the coast line whilst the tour guide tells informative stories about everything along the way. Once we got to the destination, it was getting dark and the lava flow was visible on the land. It was 'red' so we were happy! We made a very hasty retreat home and everyone got wet as the boat flew along the bouncing out of the water at top speed.
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13-101 Kalapana Kapoho Beach Road, Pāhoa, Hawaii 96778
Activity includes
- Boat tour led by a local Big Island Ocean Guide to see lava activity at Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Details
People per Ticket:1 person
Safety Information:All passengers must be in good health
More Rules:Must be 4+ and able to climb a 10 ft ladder; No pregnancies, back injuries or other major injuries from the past 3 years that can be brought to back to life
Meet Location: Isaac Hale Beach Park also know as Pohoiki Boat Ramp; Take HWY 132 east to Lava Tree State Park for 2 miles. The road splits just after Lava Tree State Park. Veer to the right at the fork in the road. This road will lead you through the Mango forest in route to Pohoiki for 5 miles. Go Straight through Stop sign. Take first left into upper gravel parking lot, go to yellow restroom building, where your guide will meet you.
Transportation Type:34' Armstrong Marine Aluminum Cat, a world class ocean power catamaran
What to Bring:All items need to be brought in a bag preferably, all electronics need to have a way to protect them from damage (zip-lock bag)
What to Wear:Dress to get wet—long pants or swim shorts, a sleeved shirt, light jacket, and rain poncho are great things to have available while touring the active volcano
