With so much to see, do and experience, you should plan on staying at least 7 days in Big Island…even then, longer is better! Check out our range of Day Trips and Excursions on Big Island and discover just how easy for time to fly while venturing around like paradise.

Our travel industry experts suggest taking a trip to Hawaii’s Big Island between September and November - that's when the island's room rates are generally at their cheapest thanks to family summer vacation season reaching a close.
 

Rich in natural beauty, definitely check out a tour like this Big Island Grand Circle - Waterfalls, Turtles and Volcanoes to see as much of the magic as possible all in the one day!

Perfect for all ages, this Pelagic Wildlife Excursion is a unique experience, where you and the whole family can explore the diverse habitat of Hawaii’s deep underwater geography.

Absolutely. The Big Island offers a unique mix of active volcanoes, black sand beaches, lush rainforests, waterfalls and world-class stargazing, making it one of Hawaii's most diverse destinations.

Volcano tours, manta ray night snorkeling experiences and Mauna Kea stargazing tours are among the most popular activities on the island.

Yes. Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park allows visitors to explore volcanic landscapes and, depending on current conditions, view volcanic activity and lava features.

Kailua-Kona is popular for beaches, snorkeling and nightlife, while Hilo is known for waterfalls, rainforests and easy access to Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park.

The Big Island is Hawaii's largest island and is known for its active volcanoes, diverse climates, unique landscapes, Kona coffee farms and exceptional stargazing opportunities.