Big Island of Hawaii

Hawaii’s youngest island is also its largest, thus its nickname “Big Island”. Hawaii is so vast that all of the other islands could fit within the island with room to spare, it is also historically important and environmentally diverse. Home to Kilauea Volcano, the island is still growing and changing due to the consistent lava flows which run into the Pacific and form inches of island a year.

See the volcano up close with the Volcano Tour and lava walk. See steam vents and craters and learn about the goddess of Pele from an experienced guide. Watching nature hard, creating more land is unforgettable experience.

Explore the vast regions of the Big Island on our Grand Circle Island tour. From tropical forests with Jurassic plants to black sand beaches to Volcano National Park you learn about Hawaii’s seven ecological zones, its ongoing importance to Hawaiian culture and its unique animal communities.

Experience all of the Big Island’s by reserving your spot on one of these featured tours today.