• Hawaii Volcanoes National Park - Spanning approximately 230,000 acres, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is home to Mauna Loa (4,170 meters) and Kilauea (1,247 meters), two of the globe’s most active volcanoes. These renowned volcanoes make the park a top natural attraction worldwide. Recognized as a must-visit spot in Hawaii, the park was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987. The sightseeing tour lasts about 2 hours and includes stops #2 through #7 in sequence.
• Kilauea Overlook - Kilauea, one of the planet’s most active volcanoes, has erupted in recent years. The world’s largest active volcano offers a breathtaking view of volcanic eruptions and a unique geological formation. Visitors will enjoy an amazing view of the active volcano.
• Steam Vents - A steam vent is a location where hot smoke emerges from the ground, like a cracked or hollow puddle, due to volcanic activity. This site allows visitors to feel the hot water vapor from the steam erupting from within the volcano.
• Chain of Craters Road - Chain of Craters Road is an 18.3-mile (31 km) stretch of pavement across the eastern rift and coastal area of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on Hawaii Island. The drive begins at the captivating lava zone and continues through a diverse array of sights, including a large petroglyph field, ending where the lava meets the sea.
• Pauahi Crater - This volcanic crater is one of the attractions along Chain of Craters Road. It has been the site of three eruptions in recent history. The crater floor visible today is covered by a thin layer of lava from the 1979 event.
• Kealakomo - From Kealakomo Overlook, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean and the expansive lava field that covered parts of the ancient village of Kealakomo.
• Nahuku - Thurston Lava Tube - The Kilauea Trail Lava Tube, believed to have formed naturally after a massive volcanic eruption 400 years ago, is a large tunnel stretching about 450 meters. Visitors can admire the spectacular view of giant ferns at the entrance and explore the mysterious interior of the cave by walking along the paved path for about 10 minutes.
• Rainbow Falls - This location is known for rainbows often seen in the 80-foot-high magnificent waterfalls above the lava cave. Visitors can closely observe the waterfall, enjoy a pond, and take a short hike up the stairs behind the waterfall to reach the top.
• Downtown Hilo - Beautiful and vibrant Hilo, initially known for farming and fishing, evolved into a commercial hub for the sugar industry in the 1800s. Today, downtown Hilo is a charming, laid-back retro city with centuries-old wooden storefronts, some of the oldest in Hawaii. Hilo boasts many of the nation’s historic landmarks, galleries, museums, shops, restaurants, and hotels.
• Hilo Farmers Market - The farmer’s market, offering a strong sense of locality, is an attractive spot for tourists as it’s an open market in downtown Hilo featuring Hawaii’s locally grown produce, flowers, jewelry, and crafts. This is a place where visitors can also discover a variety of Hilo’s specialties.
• Richardson Beach Park - Richardson Ocean Park is a Black and Green sand beach with unique scenery, natural beauty, and a wide variety of tropical fish and marine life. The park’s lush green surroundings and swaying palm trees create a tranquil atmosphere.
• Liliuokalani Gardens - Liliuokalani Park, located at the end of Banyan Drive, is a 120,000 square-meter Japanese garden created in 1968 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Japanese immigration. This beautifully landscaped park features arching bridges over fishponds, rock gardens, pagodas, Japanese stone lanterns, and a teahouse.
• Big Island Candies - Big Island Candies is a popular local snack business in Hawaii, offering gourmet Hawaiian chocolates, cookies, and candies, including the world-renowned Macadamia Nut Chocolate Dipped Shortbread Cookies. Visitors can tour its factory and retail outlet in Hilo.

• Round Trip Pick-Up Service from Port of Hilo
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Professional Tour Guide
• Admissions for Hawaii Volcano National Park

• Dinner
• Gratuities
• Lunch

Cruise ship passengers arriving in Hilo have the opportunity to explore the stunning Big Island with this one-day excursion. This comprehensive tour offers a full-day guided experience of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and the charming town of Hilo. The expansive and awe-inspiring Big Island, Hawaii, boasts the world’s largest active volcano and is rich with natural wonders. This intimate group tour provides a fantastic opportunity to discover the marvels of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and the local highlights of Hilo, such as the sea turtle lagoon, Black Sand Beach, and tropical waterfalls.

• 45 minutes is allotted for the travel time including pick-up.
• The scheduled order of the itinerary stops may change depending on the weather.

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