Mauna Kea Summit & Stargazing Tours
Reach for the stars: tours climb Mauna Kea, the tallest sea-to-summit mountain on Earth, for a spectacular sunset above the clouds, then descend for world-class stargazing through telescopes in some of the planet’s clearest, darkest skies. An unforgettable Big Island evening.
1 excursions · prices per person, book with partner
Mauna Kea & Stargazing in Big Island of Hawaii — FAQ
What is special about Mauna Kea?
At 4,207 metres, Mauna Kea offers sunsets above the clouds and some of the world’s best stargazing, home to major astronomical observatories.
Can you drive to the Mauna Kea summit yourself?
The summit road requires 4WD and is challenging; guided tours handle the driving, altitude, warm gear and telescopes for you.
Is Mauna Kea cold?
Yes — the summit is very cold, often near freezing, so tours provide warm jackets; it can even snow in winter.