Hawai'i
The Big Island
 One of the few places in the world where you can see an active volcano, Hawai'i is
larger than all the other islands combined. Most of the resorts are located on the west side of the island (leeward or dry side), typically referred to as the Kona Coast, which
has two principle resort areas.
The first, Kailua-Kona, is a quaint village of restaurants and shops. There are only a few beaches here and they usually disappear in winter. Approximately 25 miles north from
Kailua-Kona, the Kohala Coast offers outstanding golf, white-sand beaches and the island's premiere resorts.
The city of Hilo lies on the east side of Hawai'i. This is the 2nd largest city in the state, with a population exceeding 50,000. Its cooler, wetter climate is ideal for orchid
and antherium cultivation and many botanical gardens are available for those interested. Hilo has few beaches but because of its location, is recommended as a starting point when
visiting Volcanoes National Park.
Hawai'i Tours and Activities
 Body Glove Cruises
Snorkel & Dolphin Sail
You'll cruise aboard a multi-hulled trimaran or catamaran to Pawai Bay, where the knowledgeable crew will provide you with top quality masks, fins and snorkels. For those lucky enouph
to experience it, the highlight of the cruise is an encounter with dolphins, manta rays and even endangered sea turtles.
9:00 am - 1:30 pm
 Island Breeze Luau
Consistently rated as the Big Islands best Luau, the Island Breeze Luau is held under the stars on the historic grounds fo the King Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel. Considered a "Royal
Hawaiian Experience", the luau features a 22-dish buffet brimming with fresh local fish and meats, even local favorites like lomi lomi
salmon, lua lua, and Kalua Pork. highlighting the evening is the spectacular Polynesian revue comprised of performers from across Polynesia.
Mauna Kea Helicopters
Kilauea Show Stopper Tour
Travel between Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa mountains, proceed to Volcanoes National Park and over the Puu O'o Vent where the current activity is taking place. See molten lava and then follow
the river of lava to the ocean. View black-sand beaches on your way to a rest stop in Hilo. Continue on to view jagged cliffs and deep gulches and then on to the lush valleys of the north
and finally spectacular 1,200 - 1,500 ft. waterfalls.
Duration: 2 hours
 North Shore Valley & Waterfalls Tour
Experience the wonder of 2,000 ft. cliffs that give way to lush green valleys, and tropical rain forests and incredible 1,200 - 1,500 ft. waterfalls. Your pilot provides an excellent presentation
on the history and legends of this breathtaking, historical area.
Duration: 45 minutes
- O'ahu
- Maui
- Kaua'i
- Lanai
- Moloka'i
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