Top Big Island of Hawaii Eco Tours

On this tour from Kona to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, you'll experience some of the Big Island’s best sights in a small group capped at 10 people. In addition to stopping at Punalu’u Beach Park to walk down a black-sand beach, you’ll have the chance to sip Kona coffee on the plantation right where it’s grown, as well as hike through a lava tube that was formed by Kilauea volcano. What’s more, you'll receive an iPad to use on the tour. Use it for photos, videos, and info, as well as playing games or watching movies while traveling between the sites.

Experience tropical paradise on an adventure-filled 3.4-hour nature tour around the Big Island’s Umauma gorge and river. Rappel down waterfalls, swim in fresh water, and slide down naturally formed rock slides. Rest assured with all wet suites, flotation devices and safety briefings included. Feel the thrill of repelling down 250 feet (76 meters) of rock directly into the river, and then swim, hike, and jump off cliffs (if you dare). After your thrilling day, sit down for lunch with your group before returning to the visitor center. Guests must be at least eight years old and between 80-250 pounds to participate. The tour is not suitable for people who are pregnant or have a history of back or neck injury.

Immerse yourself in the tropical paradise of the Big Island for a 7-hour exploration of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and local island culture. Discover highlights of the island’s most famous volcanic region during stops at 'hotspots' like the Thurston Lava Tube and Halemaumau Crater. Continue your exploration with a visit to a gorgeous black-sand beach frequented by sea turtles and then a local coffee plantation where you’ll sample tasty treats like honey, chocolate and macadamia nuts. A guide, entrance fees, lunch and round-trip hotel or port transport are also covered.

Step off the beaten path on an exploration of the back roads, local farms and hidden waterfalls near Hilo on this 3.5-hour excursion. Savor fresh tropical fruit and just-picked macadamia nuts during a visit to a family-owned farm overlooking a lush waterfall. Continue your exploration with a stop at Wainaku Center to learn about Hawaii’s longstanding sugar industry before finishing your day at a towering 120-foot (36-meter) waterfall, where you can cool off with a dip in the refreshing waters. A guide, lunch and round-trip hotel transport are also covered.