The guided 12 hour Volcano Tour + iPad starts every morning from Waikoloa and Kona. Detailed tour info is here.
Image of tropical storm Flossie and the coast from Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. You can also see the steam emerging from the water where lava enters the ocean.
View from the Kilauea crater rim at twilight at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park during the Volcano Tour + iPad.
Happy Earth Day! We are celebrating with a group of excited guests exploring the island and the sights and sounds of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on a Kona Snorkel and Kilauea Volcano Tour + iPad. For more information about the Volcano Tour + iPad and to book online: http://hawaiioutdoorguides.com/tours/tour-kilauea-volcano/ Here is today’s image from Halema’uma’u [...]
For the Kilauea Volcano Tour + iPad (including guided tour of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and Kona coffee farm) we offer pick up from Kona, Waikoloa, Kamuela, Kohala coast, and Waimea locations. Tour pick-up from Waikoloa, Kamuela, Kohala coast, and Waimea hotels, resorts, and accommodations is an extra $10 per person. For more information about [...]
Last chance to join the Extreme Stopover Overnight Tour starting in Kona/Waikoloa. Last minute deal here: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=559154854128682&set=a.376417525735750.94841.137910406253131&type=1 Highlights include: Hiking on lava, ocean snorkeling, hike at a black sand beach, spend the night inside Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, learn about Hawaiian history, and culture. Pick up: In Kona at 9 am (free pick up within [...]
Happy 5-year anniversary to the vent at Halema’uma’u crater at Kilauea inside Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Here is a before and after shot from March 2008. The circle shows where the now closed crater overlook used to be. This stop is one of the many highlights during the Volcano Tour + iPad. More information about [...]
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This face of Pele, the goddess of fire, in a lava rock in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park was created by an artist. The rock is an example of an accretionary lava ball which forms on the surface of an `a`a flow. The rock grows when a small fragment of solidified lava rolls along the surface [...]