Big Island Tourism

Explore Big Island to witness some of Hawaii’s most incredible natural wonders and historic sites. Delight in the incredible experiences of swimming with manta rays, going on horseback rides, and whale watching. You can see a fiery volcano, a 420-foot waterfall, and a black-sand beach alongside many cultural treasures in diverse environments.

Take a tour of the largest Hawaiian island with a lower population density than Oahu, Maui, and Kauai. This means You will come across fewer crowds, more open spaces, and wonderful beaches. You will find some of the most pristine beaches with crystal clear waters and year-round warm weather on the West side.

Visit the Punaluʻu Black Sand Beach, in the Puna District, which is stunning with its black sand and frequent sightings of Hawaiian green sea turtles. You can head to The Hawaii Volcanoes National Park as this is home to two of the world's most active volcanoes- Kilauea and Mauna Loa. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site with hiking trails, crater views, and lava tubes. Stay overnight at Volcano House for a breathtaking view of Halemaʻumaʻu Crater. You can also explore the Hawaii Tropical Bioreserve and Garden on the Hamakua Coast, home to over 1,800 species of tropical plants. 

Indulge in activities like hiking, kayaking, boat tours, and snorkeling, especially at the Kealakekua Bay. It offers a spectacular underwater experience near the Captain Cook Monument. Swim with dolphins in their natural habitat, a safe and magical experience that is suitable for all ages and skill levels.