Explore the remote Pololu Valley area on the northern tip of the Big Island aboard a rugged off-road Pinzgauer six-wheel vehicle. Witness the life-giving and land-sculpting power of water, as you ramble through a changing landscape of rushing streams, towering ocean cliffs and cascading waterfalls. See how people throughout history have lived off the power off water, from the terraced taro lo'i of Hawaiians to the fast moving irrigation ditches of Kohala sugar plantations. You'll even have time to kick off your shoes and take a dip in a cool mountain pool! Click here for more information and Booking Details

Your day will begin in Hilo at the beautiful Japanese Gardens named after Queen Lili'uokalani. Here you can enjoy an awesome view of Mauna Kea, one of the worlds tallest mountains and an inactive volcano. The most recent eruption of Mauna Kea was about 3,500 years ago. You will see a gorgeous view of the Hamakua Coast and if you visit during the winter months, it is not uncommon to see humpback whales in the bay.

Experience the locals in surfing action at Honoli'i Beach and a drive through a tropical setting that boast historic bridges, waterfalls and excellent scenery.

Tour proceed to downtown Hilo, where you will experience the charm of this historic town. The next tour stop is the fabulous Rainbow Falls whose 89 foot high cascade hides a sacred cave. Just above Rainbow Falls you can explore under the huge canopy of a beautiful banyan tree, and a lagoon on the river to the falls that has become a very popular attraction.

Next stop is the Imiloa Astronomy Center. Imiloa Astronomy Center is Hawaii's premier interpretive center for modern astronomy and Hawaiian cultural traditions.

After a visit to the statue of King Kamehameha you then stroll through the gorgeous Panaewa Rainforest Zoo, this is a treat in itself. No trip to Hawaii would be complete without a visit to Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Factory, it is here that you can sample the Island's delicacies. Then proceed to Richardson Black Sand Beach, make sure to bring your camera as the scenery here is delightful. The last stop is to visit the sea turtles. It is amazing to watch these gentle sea creatures feed only a few feet from shore. (Although we can not make any guarantees, they are in abundance during the winter months.

The Big Island's Kohala Coast offers some of the best diving in the Hawaiian Islands. The water here is clear year-round often exceeding 100-foot visibility, with temperatures ranging from 72 degrees in the winter to 80 degrees in the summer.

The Big Island is still growing, thanks to the world's most active volcano, Kilauea. As a result, the Kohala coast is dominated by intricate lava flows, tunnels and crevices.

The 'Lani Kai' (Heavenly Seas) is Red Sail Sports 38-foot Delta Dive boat, designed in the United States for operation in the Pacific. The boat, which comfortably accommodates up to 18, was designed with a diver's needs and comfort in mind. It is equipped with a spacious dive platform, restroom facilities, fresh water showers and fresh water rinse buckets.

Mask, fins, snorkels, cold beverages, seasonal fresh fruit, snacks and fresh towels are provided with every dive

Snorkelers are also welcome! If you wish to come along on this diving tour, but do not dive, you are still welcome! Choose the SNORKEL option at time of booking and you can join the boat and enjoy all the inclusions, except of course, diving!

Please note:

• This tour is not suitable for children aged under 12 years
• All divers must present certification card