Tour en bicicleta eléctrica por el Parque Nacional de los Volcanes de Hawái





Descripción
Experimente el último día GPS Audio E-Bike Tour del Parque Nacional de los Volcanes de Hawái diseñado para exploradores que anhelan libertad y flexibilidad. Las visitas guiadas no están permitidas en los senderos para bicicletas del parque, por lo que nuestro tour de audio GPS autoguiado te permite viajar a tu propio ritmo en todas las rutas permitidas. Ve en bicicleta a menos de una milla del estacionamiento seguro en nuestra Volcano Shop hasta el sendero del parque y sigue el borde del cráter, moviéndote de un punto de vista a otro. Vea el cráter Halemaʻumaʻu en erupción con posibles fuentes de lava de más de 1,000 pies de altura, cabalgue a través de helechos nativos, visite respiraderos de vapor, disfrute del almuerzo en Volcano House, camine por un tubo de lava y llegue a las mejores áreas de observación de lava. Nuestra audioguía GPS agrega comentarios expertos sobre geología, cultura hawaiana y ecología, creando una aventura única en bicicleta eléctrica libre de multitudes, retrasos en el estacionamiento o horarios fijos. Este tour te pone en control de una memorable exploración volcánica.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Haga un recorrido en bicicleta eléctrica de audio GPS autoguiado a través del Parque Nacional de los Volcanes de Hawaii. Recoge tu e-bike a las 9:30 AM para la mañana o 12:30 PM para el tour de la tarde (la tarde requiere 4 ciclistas como mínimo). Paseo a menos de una milla hasta la entrada del sendero para bicicletas del parque, luego ande en bicicleta por el borde del cráter en erupción por senderos panorámicos y menos transitados cerrados a la mayoría de las visitas guiadas. Disfrute de total libertad para explorar a su propio ritmo: haga una pausa, relájese o tome desvíos en cualquier momento para crear su aventura perfecta. Deslízate por una selva nativa hawaiana de helechos, siente el calor volcánico en los respiraderos de vapor y saborea el almuerzo con vistas al cráter en Volcano House. Camine a través de un antiguo tubo de lava y senderos pavimentados en bicicleta hasta el área de observación de lava, donde puede ver fuentes de lava activas de más de 1,000 pies de altura. Nuestra audioguía GPS comparte conocimientos expertos, historias fascinantes e historia geológica detallada. Evita multitudes, problemas de estacionamiento y horarios restrictivos mientras te sumerges en esta aventura única en bicicleta volcánica.
Tome una corta caminata en bucle de 15 minutos a través de la exuberante selva tropical nativa hasta el cráter Nahuku, un cráter de 500 años de antigüedad lleno de imponentes helechos nativos hawaianos Hapu'u Ferns y otra flora única. Al entrar en el cráter, disfrute de la primera de las dos conferencias de audio GPS inmersivas que comparten información sobre este vibrante ecosistema. A lo largo del camino sombreado, aprenda sobre las plantas endémicas y el significado cultural de la zona antes de llegar al famoso Tubo de Lava Thurston. Entra en esta cueva masiva en forma de lava para una experiencia sensorial fresca como cualquier otra. La segunda conferencia de audio lo guía mientras camina por los antiguos y sinuosos pasajes del tubo tallados por lava fundida. Maravíllate con las paredes lisas, las estalactitas y la exuberante vegetación que crece alrededor de las aberturas del tubo. No olvides tomar fotos en este lugar emblemático antes de continuar tu aventura.
El Centro de Visitantes de Kilauea es su puerta de entrada para comprender el entorno volcánico dinámico del Parque Nacional de los Volcanes de Hawái. El centro cuenta con atractivas exhibiciones que explican las fuerzas geológicas que conforman la isla, la vida silvestre nativa y el rico patrimonio cultural vinculado a la diosa volcánica Pele. Exhibiciones interactivas, artefactos históricos y mapas detallados proporcionan una apreciación más profunda del paisaje en constante cambio. Guardaparques amistosos están disponibles para responder preguntas, proporcionar actualizaciones de seguridad y ofrecer consejos sobre opciones de exploración dentro del parque. El centro también tiene una librería bien surtida y una tienda de regalos que ofrece materiales educativos, recuerdos y artesanía local.
Keanakakoi Crater Overlook, accesible solo en bicicleta o a pie en nuestro tour autoguiado GPS Audio E-Bike a través del Parque Nacional de los Volcanes de Hawái, ofrece impresionantes vistas panorámicas del cráter sagrado Halemaʻumaʻu, hogar de Madame Pele, la venerada diosa del volcán. Los visitantes pueden presenciar espectaculares fuentes de lava que alcanzan más de 1,000 pies de altura, mostrando la potencia bruta del volcán. Justo enfrente de este cráter se encuentra la mejor área de observación de lava, que ofrece vistas exclusivas de cerca del lago de lava activo y la actividad volcánica dinámica. A lo largo del sendero para bicicletas de 2 millas, los ciclistas pasan a través de exuberantes bosques de koa y ʻōhiʻa, mezclando belleza natural con terreno volcánico. Nuestra audioguía GPS enriquece su viaje con historia geológica, historias de antiguas canteras de basalto hawaianas e información ecológica. Esta parada exclusiva ofrece oportunidades únicas para tomar fotos y una conexión profunda con las fuerzas volcánicas de Hawái, lo que convierte a los ciclistas electrónicos en la envidia de los visitantes que solo pueden acceder al sitio a pie.
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Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- Indique la siguiente información al momento de la reserva en el campo "Requisitos especiales":
- Nombre y Altura
- Número de contacto local en Hawái
- Los ciclistas deben usar ropa en capas para garantizar su comodidad mientras andan en bicicleta. El clima local en la cumbre de Kilauea (4000') varía diariamente y puede ser lluvioso y frío en cualquier época del año. En la cima del volcán, las temperaturas pueden ser de 12 a 15 grados más bajas que al nivel del mar.
- Sombrero
- Zapatos de punta cerrada
- Gafas de sol
- protector solar
- Cámara
- Tu sentido de la aventura
- Prismáticos
- Se requiere un teléfono inteligente completamente funcional
- Se requiere un depósito de equipo preautorizado de $1,500 por parte
- Mochila (disponible para alquilar $5)
- Chaqueta Rain (se puede comprar en la Tienda General de Kilauea)
- Agua embotellada Se puede comprar en la Tienda General de Kilauea
- No disponible para ciclistas menores de 15 años
- No disponible para personas que pesen más de 270 libras
- No recomendado para ciclistas principiantes (necesita ser capaz de dirigir, cambiar y equilibrar en tierra de grava y pavimentada)
Opiniones(135)
The absolute best way to see the Park. The navigation APP was amazing and easy to follow. You get to see areas that would normally require a 1/4 to 1/2 mile walk with ease. Gwendolyn was amazing in getting us set up and used to the bikes. Highly recommend this no-brainer way to see an amazing park.
We had a blast! The bikes were solid and comfortable. The app was easy to use and provided good guidance around the park. Being on the bikes had the major bonus of not having to find parking at all the viewpoints. My son (15) depleted his battery by using the throttle too much, so he had to pedal back the last couple of miles. I pedaled the entire time, so didn't have to worry about battery power, and the pedal assist made it easy to climb the hills without much effort. We may have taken slightly too long at our lunch stop as there was a section of the route that we had to skip in order to be back at the starting point by 2, but again, my son used up his battery, so that worked out just fine. The only note I will make - follow the directions to the Lava Rock Cafe! I assumed we were starting inside the park somewhere, so paid the entry fee before realizing we were in the wrong spot- the instructions for the activity came with a link to pay the entry fee, so that definitely contributed to my misunderstanding. If I can support National Parks for $30, I don't mind.
It was a bit more tough than we expected. We are over 60 and if you ride often it shouldn’t be a problem. We had not been on a bike in about 4 years. Overall it was a great experience.
The best way to see all the points of interest in Volcano NP! We never had to worry if there were parking spots left at all the points of interest. GPS narration/navigation was very helpful. We did not use the “info” feature as we had to go through several screens to get to it. The one time we did use the info narration button it was informative. We did not like the case that held our phones. It was difficult to see the screen and our phones were not protected from the sun, which caused our phones to overheat. Once we moved our phones to our pockets we were able to listen to prompts for navigation. We would definitely do this tour again and highly recommend. It was fantastic to feel the breeze as we rode. Walking was too hot! Bike battery was great as well. I used mine a lot and never ran out. Take your own small backpack to carry sunblock and water.
Best adventure ever! We tagged along with another couple who had scheduled this e-bike tour! Fortunately, a volcano started erupting that morning! We were helpfully prepared and cautioned where to go and how to stay safe and still see this magnificent phenomenon! We had the most amazing sights and enjoyed the ride immensely! A bucket list item for sure!
We booked this bike ride online, a week or 2 before our visit to the Big Island. There were other e-bike tour companies, but what we really wanted was use of an e-bike without a formal tour guide. We wanted to do the park on our own. When we arrived, we were surprised there were probably 15 people already there. I had no idea this was such a popular activity. The team that checked us in was very helpful. They had us watch a video and sign the paperwork. Then they reviewed the bike and how to use the gears and motor (e-bikes usually are pedal-assist or have throttles - these bikes have a throttle), made sure the bike was the right height, gave us a helmet and bike lock, helped us download the route app and sent us on our way. I was a bit worried, as I haven't ridden a bike in 25 years, but it really does just come back to you. Thankfully, most of the ride is on fairly flat roads...but there are a few hills to climb. And that is where the motor is very useful. You also need to ride a short distance on gravel, which can be a bit slippery, so they don't recommend using the motor on gravel. I followed their instructions and I was just fine. The rental is for 4 hours. You decide where you want to go (based on the route in the app). The time flew by and before we knew it, it was almost time to return the bikes. We had saved Devastation Trail for the end of our ride, so we were rushing to get there in time before we had to return the bikes. Although the path to the viewpoint at Devastation Trail is about 1 mile long (from the parking lot), it only took us a short time of peddling to get there. Everyone we passed that was walking was jealous of our e-bike. There had been many reports from USGS that an eruption was immanent, so we were super hopeful that Pele would give us a show during our visit. Unfortunately, we only saw a bit of bubbling lava and smoke during this visit. Even still, this was an a really fun activity and gave us the opportunity to see the park in a whole new way. Highly recommended!! But the story doesn't end there....the VERY NEXT DAY, Kilauea erupted!! As soon as we heard the news, we called Gwen at Bike Volcano and asked if we could rent the e-bikes to visit the park again. She said sure (she was so accommodating), so we headed right over. We were well versed with the bike this time, so all we needed to do was get our helmet and hit the road. Tephra was falling from the sky, but we were so excited we could barely contain ourselves. We decided to head directly for Devastation Trail, but the park had closed off the area to visitors. So we then headed over to Crater Rim trail and got the show of a lifetime. It was truly amazing. Thank you Pele and Bike Volcano!!
This was an excellent tour! You truly have access to everything, the directions were very clear, and the views were absolutely amazing. Be sure to read everything that is sent to you in advance and watch the tip video—it’s very helpful. I also recommend arriving a little early so you don’t cut into your riding time. The team did a fantastic job making everyone feel comfortable on the bikes, which made the experience even better. I also highly recommend The Rim restaurant—such a wonderful experience and a perfect way to finish the day.
Make sure you arrive early to get set up on bike. The bikes were great and the trip was so fun. If you are tall make sure they know so you get a large frame.
We had an awesome experience doing a self guided app-directed e-bike ride through the Volcano national park! I bike a lot back home but had some trepidation around how intense it may be for my two teens. Happy to say the bikes were a breeze to ride, the route never got too strenuous or intense, and we didn’t really have to deal with too many passing cars overall. They also had multiple sized bikes perfectly suited to their size. The bikes worked great. I was barely down one bar of my battery and only had to go up to 4 or 5 power like twice the whole ride. My lighter kids ended the ride with the full battery charge intact. All told we covered just shy of 18 miles, opting to skip the final point of interest as the kids were getting a little tired and we were nearing the end of our rental. 4 hours really did fly by. My wife drove into the park, explored a bit in the car, and hung out at the lodge where we all met up for a great lunch. It was very sunny, we never had any clouds or inclement weather. We did agree that we were very happy to be on bikes as we rode past pedestrians walking along very long, hot, paved paths. Alas we didn’t see any lava, but there was an eruption at 3am before we arrived so there was a lot of smoke and steam activity. The safety briefing and instructions were clear and friendly, The app worked perfectly. Overall we just really enjoyed exploring at our own pace and not being tied to a tour. The only flag I will share is there are stretches where you will be riding on the edge of the road with little to no shoulder. We had a lot of cars coming the other direction passing by us, but luckily very few cars passing around from behind us. But I imagine if it’s really busy, there could be a lot of traffic to contend with. All drivers were courteous, I never felt unsafe, but it’s something to be aware of (was one of the reasons my wife chose to not ride). There are some great paths for biking - including some fun bits in the lush forest. I highly recommend this experience. Bring a pack, bring some water and a light jacket in case, make sure your phone is full charged (we didn’t bother with the audio portion) — bonus to stick a go pro on your helm!
The prep, bike, GPS and all other aspects of the ride were very satisfactory. What wasn’t right at all is how we were charged an extra $30 for a phone holder bag that broke with a faulty zipper on the first try. The owner warned about the poor quality of the bag before we started the ride, but that’s no excuse for charging the customer when her equipment broke so easily. It’s unfortunate that such a great experience is turned into frustration at the end of the ride.
We're glad to hear that most aspects of your ride were enjoyable. Regarding the waterproof phone protection bike bag, I want to address your concerns. Before you took possession of the e-bike, I personally demonstrated that the bag’s zippers were functioning properly and showed how to handle them with care to maintain their waterproof integrity. I also informed you of our policy that customers are responsible for a $30 replacement charge if the bag is returned with damaged zippers. Additionally, we check the zippers for damage before and after each ride to ensure they are in good condition. Customers are always welcome to decline using the bags if they prefer. The $30 charge reflects the replacement cost of the brand-new bag, which was damaged during your ride. As a small business, we cannot absorb these costs when items are damaged after providing clear instructions, demonstrations, and explicit notification of the replacement charge. I also want to clarify that the claim that the zipper broke on the first try is not accurate, as it was in perfect working order when I handed it over to you. We appreciate your understanding and thank you for choosing us. We remain committed to providing excellent service and enjoyable e-bike experiences for all our customers.



