Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Tours
Witness the earth being born: tours of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park lead you past steaming craters, lava tubes and the vast Kilauea caldera, sometimes aglow with molten lava. The Big Island’s signature experience, a raw and unforgettable encounter with living volcanoes.
10 excursions · prices per person, book with partner
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park in Big Island of Hawaii — FAQ
What can you see at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park?
You can explore the Kilauea caldera, steam vents, lava tubes, craters and, when active, the glow of molten lava, plus diverse landscapes from rainforest to lava desert.
Can you see lava on the Big Island?
When Kilauea is erupting, you may see glowing lava in the park, especially at night; activity varies, so check current conditions.
How far is the volcano park from Kona?
It is around 2 to 2.5 hours from Kona, so volcano tours from the Kona side are usually full-day trips.