For an all-around Hawaiian adventure come into the heart of the Kohala countrys, idea land of Hawaiian legends, stunning waterfalls, and breathtaking natural beauty. See how people throughout history have lived off the power of water, from the terraced taro lo'i of the ancient Hawaiians to the historic irrigation ditches of Kohala sugar plantations.

A scenic drive followed by quick four-wheel drive up the mountainside brings you to the trailhead where you'll discover two mountain streams, three footbridges, and seven waterfalls. Take your shoes off and step into the mud on ancient Hawaiian terraces restored and replanted with taro, swim in a cool mountain stream with cascading waterfalls overhead, or simply relax in the tropical foliage along the flowing streams. This adventure is fun for the whole family.

Please Note:

• Participants will be expected to hike approximately 1.5 miles in 1 - 2 hours
• On this tour there is a minimal climbing. The estimated elevation gain over the course of the hike is about 200'
• Water temperature varies by season and the amount of rainfall. Temperatures range between 60 and 70 degrees F

The call of the conch, the lighting of the torches, and the beat of the native drums beckon you to escape to the hawaii of your dreams. Relax with cool tropical trade winds and enchanting Hawaiian melodies performed by the serenaders. Enjoy Hawaiian arts and crafts follwed by the unearthing of the Kalua pua'a (roasted pork) and the all-you-can-eat luau dinner buffet. Click here for more information and Booking Details

Your day will start 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 a gorgeous view of the Hamakua Coast. During the winter months it is not uncommon to see humpwhales in our bay.

Then proceed to downtown Hilo, where you will experience the charm of this historic town. Our next 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 that always leaves her guests in awe, and a lagoon on the river to the falls that has become a very popular attraction.

After your visit to the statue of King Kamehameha 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 our Island's delicacies. Then proceed to Richardson Black Sand Beach, make sure to bring your camera as the scenery here is delightful. Our 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, the tour cannot make any guarantees, they are in abundance during the winter months).