Hilo Shore

Service Description

Black Sand Beach- Experience Hilo’s beautiful volcanic coastline at Richardson Beach Park. Known for its black sand, clear waters, and frequent sea turtle sightings, this local favorite offers a relaxing glimpse into Hawaiʻi’s natural beauty. Liliuokalani Gardens- Stroll through the largest authentic Japanese garden outside of Japan. Featuring peaceful ponds, elegant bridges, pagodas, and beautifully landscaped grounds. Liliʻuokalani Gardens provides a serene setting to relax while learning about the cultural connections between Hawaiʻi and Japan. Rainbow Falls- Experience the beauty of Hilo’s most iconic waterfalls. Cascading into a lush tropical gorge, this stunning waterfall is famous for the rainbow that often appears in its mist. Surrounded by vibrant rainforest scenery, it’s a perfect place to take in the natural beauty of East Hawaiʻi. Mauna Loa Macadamia Visitor Center- Learn about Hawaiʻi’s macadamia nut industry while enjoying local treats, educational displays, and beautiful island surroundings. Also enjoy lunch from a local business. Kilauea Volcano- Take in incredible views of one of the world’s most active volcanoes. Overlooking Halemaʻumaʻu Crater, this stop provides a front-row seat to the dramatic landscape created by volcanic activity and offers insight into the cultural significance of Kīlauea in Hawaiian history. Nahuku (Thurston Lava Tube)- Step inside an ancient lava tube formed by flowing molten rock centuries ago. Surrounded by lush native rainforest, Nāhuku offers a fascinating look at the volcanic forces that created Hawaiʻi Island and provides a unique walking experience through a naturally formed lava tube.