Embark on a guided hiking tour through Volcanoes National Park, exploring an 8-mile trail that reveals the park's diverse landscapes. Begin your adventure in the upland fern forest, where towering canopies provide shade and a cool, refreshing atmosphere.

As you continue, the trail descends to the open caldera floor, offering breathtaking views of the world's most active volcano. Walk through a lava tube tunnel, a natural wonder formed by flowing lava, and learn about the park's unique topography.

Throughout the hike, your guide will share fascinating insights into Hawaiian history, flora, and fauna, enriching your experience with stories and facts about the island's volcanic origins. This is an amazingly comprehensive way to see the park!

This advanced 8 mile hike lasts around 6 or 7 hours, depending on your pace, and includes a packed lunch, snacks, and water to keep you energised. Volcano House and bathroom stops along the way. Be prepared for changing weather conditions, as the park's climate can shift quickly from sun to rain.
“I've been hiking this loop-trail with my family and friends for the past 4 years and I'm excited to share it with visitors to the Big Island!”