• Pe’epe’e Falls - Prepare to be enchanted by Peʻepeʻe Falls (pronounced Peh-eh-peh-eh), a stunning natural marvel located in Wailuku River State Park. Experience the powerful waterfalls cascading into a series of terraced pools, famously called the ‘Boiling Pots’ due to their bubbling appearance. Surrounded by lush rainforest, this breathtaking spot offers fantastic photography opportunities and peaceful moments of reflection. An expert guide will bring the landscape to life, sharing captivating Hawaiian legends and geological insights from safe and accessible viewing points.

• Rainbow Falls - Explore the magnificent Rainbow Falls, a prominent natural landmark in Hilo, within Wailuku River State Park. This beautiful waterfall plunges approximately 80 feet into a large pool, creating a spectacular sight. Its most enchanting feature is the vibrant rainbow that often appears in the mist when the morning sun shines on the waters, giving the site its magical name. Surrounded by rich tropical vegetation, the area provides a tranquil setting for enjoyment. An accessible observation deck offers an excellent vantage point to admire the dynamic flow and capture memorable photos.

• Banyan Drive - Travel along Banyan Drive, a historic avenue known as the ‘Hilo Walk of Fame,’ located on Hawaii’s expansive eastern coast. This scenic route is lined with massive banyan trees, each planted by notable individuals such as celebrities, public figures, and esteemed guests since the early 20th century. From the comfort of your vehicle, your Wayfind Hawaii expert will share the fascinating stories associated with these living monuments and the distinguished personalities who left their mark, offering a unique perspective of this special place.

• Hawaii Volcanoes National Park - Hawaii Volcanoes National Park invites you to an extraordinary destination on the Big Island. This cherished area, known for its ever-changing volcanic landscape and rich cultural history, is home to Kīlauea and includes vast areas of Mauna Loa, two of the world’s most active volcanoes. Visitors here have a unique opportunity to witness nature’s immense power. Spanning over 330,000 acres, the park features diverse habitats, from lush rainforests to stark lava fields. During your private tour of this awe-inspiring location, you will visit the following key sites:

• Kīlauea Visitor Center (or current park orientation point)

• Kīlauea Overlook

• Steam Vents (Wahinekapu / Haʻakulamanu)

• Nāhuku (Thurston Lava Tube)

• Volcano House

• Lava Tree Molds - Discover the Tree Molds within Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, remarkable features that reveal the area’s ancient history. These unique formations occur when molten rock flowed through forested areas, encasing tree forms. As the plant material inside decayed over time, it left behind hollow, cylindrical cavities in the solidified rock, preserving the shape and texture of the original wood. This special location is also where your private group will enjoy a leisurely picnic lunch.

• Punalu’u Black Sand Beach - Visit Punaluʻu Black Sand Beach, a unique coastal treasure on the Big Island’s southeastern shore. This stunning beach features deep black sands, created by ancient lava meeting the cool ocean. Fringed by graceful coconut palms, the serene stretch offers a peaceful place for visitors to relax and soak in the surrounding beauty. It’s an ideal spot for encountering Hawaiian green sea turtles, often seen basking on the dark, warm sand.

• Punalu’u Bake Shop - Indulge in a sweet break at Punaluʻu Bake Shop, located near the famous black sands on Hawaii’s southeastern side. As the southernmost bakery in the United States, this destination is renowned for its delicious Hawaiian sweetbreads and a wide array of delightful treats. Guests can enjoy warm, freshly baked goods, including their famous malasadas (Portuguese-style doughnuts), specialty loaves, and various island-inspired delights. This is a perfect opportunity to purchase these freshly baked goods and local souvenirs to take home.

• Ka’u - The final stop brings your group to a cherished coffee farm in the Kaʻū region. This location, known for its distinctive coffee variety, offers visitors valuable insights into the island’s coffee production. Here, guests can sample coffee and may purchase coffee beverages and gifts at their own expense. Your guide may also provide a brief farm tour, explaining the cultivation methods, as you enjoy the peaceful surroundings of this lush agricultural area.

• Private transportation
• Licensed Guide
• Park Entry Fees
• Parking fees
• Lunch
• Snacks
• Bottled water
• Carbonated beverages
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Umbrellas

• Gratuities

What distinguishes our circle island tour is our steadfast dedication to creating a deeply personal and highly engaging Hawaiian experience. Unlike typical tours, we don’t merely show you the sights; we bring the Big Island to life with captivating storytelling, unveiling the rich history and cultural significance of each location. Our outstanding private guides, true experts of Hawaii, are committed to sharing genuine local insights and heartwarming stories, ensuring you not only witness the island’s beauty but also connect with its spirit and heritage. This transforms your journey from a simple sightseeing trip into an unforgettable exploration, filled with unique narratives and treasured memories.

Choose Wayfind Hawaii to explore the Big Island not as a tourist, but as a valued guest, embarking on an adventure like no other.

• Total Drive Time: 6hrs 25min

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.