Big Island: Hawaii Volcanoes, Waterfalls and Hilo Adventure
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As a Native Hawaiian born and raised in Hilo on Hawaiʻi Island, I’m not just showing you the sights—I’m sharing the home I’ve known my entire life. Every stop on this tour holds history, stories, and personal connections only a lifelong local can share. From Kīlauea and Rainbow Falls to local macadamia farms and the Hilo Farmers Market, you’ll experience Hawaiʻi through the eyes of someone whose family and genealogy are deeply rooted here. I blend cultural knowledge, local history, and genuine aloha with a relaxed island style experience. When choosing a guide, there’s a difference between visiting a place and growing up in it. My goal isn’t just to show you Hawaiʻi—it’s to help you understand it through the perspective of someone who has lived its traditions, respected its history, and proudly calls Hilo home. You’ll leave with more than great photos—you’ll leave with meaningful stories and a deeper connection to Hawaiʻi that only a born and raised local can provide.
- HILO AIRPORT PICK UP AND DROP OFF
- Bottled water
- Entrance fee
- Snacks
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Hilo Hotels Pick Up & Drop Off
- HILO CRUISE SHIP PICK UP AND DROP OFF
White passenger van with business logo and the assigned guide will have a sign with the guest first and last name on it. Van will be parked adjacent to public parking lot.
Buluşma noktasıOverlooks of Kilauea Volcano, Steam Vents , Volcano House , Visitors Center , Kilauea Iki , Chain of Craters Road including Nahuku Lava Tube
Visit a macadamia farm and try various flavored macadamia
Witness an easily accessible 80ft waterfall on top of Hilo Town
See the legendary Naha Stone, a sacred lava rock that tested the strength of Hawaiian chiefs—a unique glimpse into ancient Hawaiian culture and history.
Enjoy lunch with chances to try fresh local produce and walk through historic Hilo town with buildings dating back to 1910.
The King Kamehameha Statue in Hilo honors King Kamehameha I, the monarch who unified the Hawaiian Islands.
Banyan Drive is a scenic, waterfront avenue in Hilo, Hawaii, famous for its long rows of banyan trees, many planted by visiting celebrities and dignitaries over the decades.
Stroll through a Japanese-influenced garden and have a chance to see Hawaii’s state bird, the rarest goose in the world, the Nene.
Stop by this famous Hilo shop for handcrafted chocolates, cookies, and macadamia nut treats. Watch the candy-making process, sample local flavors, and pick up gifts or souvenirs to take a sweet piece of Hawaii home.
Walk along a black sand beach with possibility of seeing endangered Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles
Public transportation options are available nearby Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap Suitable for all physical fitness levels
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Başlangıç $186,79