Puukohola National Historic Park
This temple was completed in 1791 by King Kamehameha. When visiting the temple you will see it from a distance and have a restroom stop.
Puukohola National Historic Park
This temple was completed in 1791 by King Kamehameha. When visiting the temple you will see it from a distance and have a restroom stop.
Parker Ranch
(Pass by)
While driving in cattle country you will see cows in the field as your guide explains the origins of Parker Ranch and its influence in Hawaii today.
Waipio Valley Lookout
Waipio Valley lookout is known as the valley of the Kings. Learn of the Hawaiian culture as you have sweeping views of this fertile valley where Taro is grown today.
Rainbow Falls
Rainbow falls or Waianuenue falls is one of the more iconic waterfalls in Hawaii. You may be lucky enough to see a rainbow! Learn of the legend of the waterfall.
Coconut Island
(Pass by)
This idyllic island is within Hilo Bay and we will have beautiful views of the island and downtown Hilo. One of the oldest westernized towns in Hawaii.
Hilo
This tour includes lunch and the options are plentiful! Choose from a Loco Moco (rice, hamburger patty, brown gravy and egg on top), plate lunch (rice, macaroni salad, grilled meat), or a hamburger or sandwich with fries. Be adventurous as you would like!
Big Island Candies
Big Island Candies is where the locals go before visiting Auntie on another island. You have to bring with you some of the most delectable treats Hawaii has to offer! From chocolate dipped shortbread cookies to brownies and rocky road, Big Island Candies will broke da mouth!
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
At Hawaii Volcanoes National Park your guide will narrate the recent eruptions of the volcano called Kilauea! Look out from the steaming bluff towards the summit of the volcano and into the crater locals believe houses the volcano goddess Pele. Time will be spent driving down chain of craters road to see the craters from eruptions past. A tour highlight!
Admission Included
Punalu'u Black Sand beach
This black sand beach is where we often see turtles resting. The turtles that like to spend time on the beaches of Hawaii are green sea turtles.
Mamalahoa Highway
(Pass by)
This is the highway that encircles most of the island. Many parts of the highway are listed as scenic byways.
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