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Une journée pittoresque sur l'île d'Hawaï : une cascade qui jaillit d'un tube de lave

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Grande île d'Hawaï
Big Island Scenic Tour: Volcano Hilo Town Waterfall Beach & Lunch
Kilauea Caldera is home to the world's most active volcano.
Majestic Maunakea overlooking Hilo bay.
King Kamehameha Statue in Hilo—a symbol of strength and unity in Hawaiian history.
Local fresh fruit at the Hilo Farmer's Market where you can find local treats and hand-made crafts.
Liliuokalani Park is the largest authentic Edo-style garden outside of Japan.
Footbridge to Moku Ola aka Coconut Island in Hilo Bay.
Big Island Scenic Tour: Volcano Hilo Town Waterfall Beach & Lunch
Inside Thurston Lava Tube, a 600-foot cave created by lava flows.
Nahuku lava tube
Onomea Bay on the Old Mamalahoa Highway scenic drive.
Rainbow Falls in Hilo. Rainbows often appear in its mists.

L'arrêt qui distingue cette excursion de toutes les autres journées au départ de Hilo, ce sont les chutes de Kawainui, où l'eau sort d'un tube de lave géant. La plomberie de l'île, rendue visible. Pour y aller, on emprunte l'Old Mamalahoa Highway sur la côte de Hamakua, une route sinueuse sous de grands arbres entre lesquels apparaît l'océan. Le parc national des volcans d'Hawaï couvre la moitié volcanique : la caldeira où vit et entre en éruption le Kilauea, un ancien tube de lave à parcourir à pied, et des évents de vapeur dont on sent la chaleur. Les Rainbow Falls tombent de 80 pieds depuis la rivière Wailuku, et par un matin ensoleillé l'arc-en-ciel apparaît dans la brume. Le banian voisin mérite la photo. En ville : le Hilo Farmers Market, ouvert sept jours sur sept, avec des produits frais, de la cuisine locale et de l'artisanat ; la statue du roi Kamehameha, et ce qu'a réellement fait le chef qui a unifié les îles ; les Lili'uokalani Gardens avec leurs ponts arqués et leurs bassins ; et Richardson's Beach, sable noir, bassins de marée où se rassemblent les tortues vertes, et le temps d'une baignade rapide. Le déjeuner se prend dans un restaurant de style hawaïen, et les boissons fraîches sont comprises dans la journée. Les groupes comptent jusqu'à 13 personnes, les guides sont locaux et l'âge minimum est de 5 ans. La prise en charge est possible dans toute la zone de Hilo, y compris au terminal de croisière.

What's included

  • Bottled water
  • Rainbow Falls/ Wailuku park
  • One of any entree at restaurant is included per guest
  • Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
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  • Rain gear/ponchos

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2450 Kekuanaoa St, Hilo

2450 Kekuanaoa St, Hilo, HI 96720, USA

Pick-up and drop-off available.

  1. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

    Kilauea is the most active volcano in the world, and the route goes to the massive caldera it lives in, which erupts often enough to have thrown lava in fountains. There is an ancient lava tube to walk through, steam vents whose heat you feel, and ground shaped by fire over time.

  2. Hilo

    Lunch at a local restaurant, island-infused, which is the sort of place worth the stop on its own.

  3. Pepeekeo Scenic Drive

    The winding Old Māmalahoa Highway, on the Hāmākua Coast, running under tall trees with ocean views between them. The stop here is Kawainui Falls, where the water comes out of a giant lava tube.

  4. Rainbow Falls

    Rainbow Falls is 80 feet high, in Hilo, fed by the Wailuku River. On a sunny morning the rainbow shows in the mist. The history and the legends of the river get told, and the huge banyan tree nearby is worth walking around.

  5. Hilo Farmers Market

    The Hilo Farmers Market, in downtown Hilo, used by locals as much as by visitors. It runs seven days a week, and it has fresh produce, local treats and handmade crafts.

  6. King Kamehameha Statue

    The King Kamehameha statue in Hilo honours the chief who united the Hawaiian islands. A short stop, with what his life and his legacy actually meant.

  7. Lili'uokalani Gardens

    The largest authentic Edo-style garden outside Japan. Arched bridges, ponds, statues and tall banyan trees, and the quiet that goes with them.

  8. Richardson Ocean Park

    Richardson's Beach is a quiet spot with black sand, looking out over Hilo Bay and the Hāmākua Coast. The tide pools are where the green sea turtles gather, and there is time for a quick swim.

2450 Kekuanaoa St, Hilo

2450 Kekuanaoa St, Hilo, HI 96720, USA

Not included

  • Guests who are 21+ years old are allowed to bring their own beer or alcohol. Please be respectful of the group and drink responsibly.

Good to know

  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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  • Not recommended for travelers with mobility problems.
  • Up to 12 travelers per booking.
  • Mobile or paper ticket accepted
  • Guiding available in: en.

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