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Big Island Kealakekua Bay: Snorkel & Captain Cook Monument SailYou board a boat on Kona's west shore and sail to Kealakekua Bay, where you snorkel twice—once near the Captain Cook Monument in a marine sanctuary, and once at Red Hill if weather allows. The crew provides all gear, in-water support, breakfast, lunch, and snacks. You need to be a confident swimmer, and the tour runs in the morning when the water is calmest.Is it for me?Book this if you're a confident swimmer who wants the best snorkeling on Big Island without renting gear separately or timing the tides yourself—the morning departure and crew support handle both, leaving you to focus on the reef and the fish.
Zodiac Whale Watching Hawaii: Humpback Whales from 100 YardsA three-hour whale-watching tour in Hawaii aboard a twin-powered Zodiac raft, departing the harbor to find migrating humpback whales during winter months. Your captain provides live narration about the whales while you photograph from 100 yards away, the legal distance that lets you see them clearly without disturbing them. Beverages and snacks are included; children from age 4 are welcome.Is it for me?The three-hour duration leaves your morning or afternoon free for other activities, making this a good fit if you want to see humpback whales without committing to a full-day tour. The Zodiac's speed and maneuverability let you cover ground quickly to find the whales, so you spend less time traveling and more time watching.
Ni'ihau & Na Pali Coast Snorkel Boat Tour Kauai: Lehua Crater wildlifeYou board a 65-foot catamaran at dawn and spend seven hours crossing from Kauai's Na Pali Coast to Lehua Crater and Ni'ihau, snorkeling in some of Hawaii's clearest water and spotting dolphins, sea turtles, and seasonal humpback whales. Breakfast and lunch are prepared fresh each morning, with beer and wine served after you're back on the boat. The captain adjusts the route based on ocean conditions, and the crew handles all the snorkel instruction and gear—you just need to show up without shoes and ready to be on the water.Is it for me?Book this if you're a comfortable swimmer who can commit to a full day on the ocean and want to see Kauai's most remote snorkeling spots without arranging your own boat, gear, or meals—the 90-mile route and the captain's discretion over conditions are what make reaching Ni'ihau possible in one trip.
Big Island Parasailing: Fly 800 or 1200 feet over Kona CoastParasailing on the Big Island takes you up to 1,200 feet or 800 feet over the Kona Coast in your choice of solo, tandem or triple flight, with all equipment included and dry takeoff and landing safe for ages 5 and up. The activity runs up to an hour on a shared charter with a maximum of 8 passengers, and weather cancellations get a full refund or rescheduled date. Weight minimums apply: 160 pounds to fly alone, up to 450–550 pounds for tandem or triple flights, with the captain able to adjust based on conditions.Is it for me?Book the 800-foot option if you want a quick, affordable introduction to parasailing with solid views; choose 1,200 feet if you have the time and want to climb higher and stay airborne longer. Either way, the small group size (8 passengers max) and dry landing mean you're not fighting crowds or struggling with a water entry, so the focus stays on the flight itself.
Waikiki: Snorkel Cruise, Waterslide & Wildlife SightingYou’ll cruise from Waikiki toward Diamond Head with local guides, snorkeling above coral reefs and maybe spotting sea turtles or dolphins along the way. There’s time to slide into the Pacific or float in the sun before snacks and soft drinks onboard bring everyone together for laughs—and a few stories to take home.
Big Island Manta Ray Night Snorkel & Kailua-Kona LightsYou'll float on a raft in the dark while giant manta rays feed on plankton beneath underwater lights, sometimes gliding within inches of you. The boat provides snorkel gear, hot cocoa on the return, and a crew that keeps you safe and steady. If mantas don't show, you're invited back free. Hotel pickup is available for a small fee if you're staying in the Waikoloa or Mauna Lani resorts.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see giant manta rays in their natural habitat without the logistics of finding the site yourself or timing the boat departure — the operator handles the boat, the raft, the lights, and the crew, so you just show up and float.
Rappel Maui Waterfalls: 3-Hour Rainforest DescentRappel down waterfalls and rainforest cliffs in a private canyon on Maui's Road to Hana over three hours, using anchored ropes and professional equipment under expert instruction. All gear, including shoes, is provided; the guide adjusts the route if water levels rise, pivoting to 40- to 115-foot cliffsides instead. Minimum age is 10, and participants must weigh between 70 and 250 lbs with a waist measurement between 22 and 48 inches. The activity runs rain or shine, and you'll hike through streams, walk natural trails and swim in freshwater pools.Is it for me?Book an early departure if you want to maximize daylight in the canyon and avoid afternoon rain buildup; the 1:00 PM slot works better if you're staying on the Road to Hana and want to combine this with other stops nearby. Either way, the guide's real-time calls about water safety and route changes mean you're always descending where it's safe, not fighting the weather.
Waikiki: Rock-A-Hula Show Tickets & Meet the CastYou’ll step right into Waikiki’s energy with live music, hula dancing, and fire knife performances at Rock-A-Hula. With general seating and a chance to meet the cast after the show, you’ll catch both spectacle and genuine local warmth — plus maybe leave humming an Elvis tune or two.
Maui Wailea: Snorkeling for Non-Swimmers & Giant Paddle BoardYou’ll start right on Wailea Beach with a friendly local guide who makes snorkeling feel possible—even if you can’t swim. Learn to use your gear in shallow water before heading out together on a giant paddle board in search of marine life. With patient support, laughter, and all equipment provided, you’ll surprise yourself by what you can do.
Waikiki Sunset Sail: Catamaran Drinks & Diamond Head ViewsYou’ll set sail right off Waikiki Beach on a bright catamaran, sipping cocktails or juice while Diamond Head comes into view across the water. With music playing and locals sharing stories, you’ll watch sunset colors shift over Oahu’s south shore before gliding back toward city lights—maybe even spotting that rare green flash if you’re lucky.
Kona: Sea Turtles, Painted Church & Kona Coffee Shore ExcursionYou’ll wander volcanic beaches near Kona with a local guide who actually knows every shortcut and story—spotting green sea turtles up close, tasting fresh Kona coffee right where it’s grown (it really is better here), stepping inside St. Benedict’s Painted Church with its wild colors, and grabbing lunch from wherever locals eat that day. Expect small surprises—and maybe sand in your shoes.
Kona Walking Food Tour: 7 Restaurant Stops with Local GuideA walking food tour through Kona with stops at seven restaurants along Ali'i Drive, featuring small tastings and drink pairings at each. The guide shares stories about the Kona food scene, local history and the islands' royal past. Minimum age is 12; the tour runs about three hours and covers fresh fish, local ingredients and Hawaiian cocktails, wine and beer. Gratuities for the guide are optional at checkout.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to try the restaurants locals actually eat at without spending a full evening at each one — the guide handles the route and the tastings, so you get a real sense of the Kona food scene in an afternoon.
Oahu: Green Sea Turtle Snorkeling & Catamaran TourYou board a catamaran at Kewalo Basin, snorkel among Hawaiian green sea turtles and reef fish with Diamond Head as your backdrop, and return with all gear and instruction included. The boat provides shade, a restroom, and free water. Plan for a morning or afternoon on the water with a USCG-licensed captain who keeps groups safe and small.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to snorkel with Hawaiian green sea turtles without arranging your own boat or gear—the catamaran, equipment, and instruction are all set. Expect a morning or afternoon on the water; the boat leaves on time, so arrive fifteen minutes early.
Oahu: Coral Crater Zipline Tour with 3 Zips & Local GuidesYou’ll feel your heart race as you step off each platform at Coral Crater in Oahu—guided by locals who keep things safe and lighthearted. Glide across three ziplines surrounded by jungle sounds and laughter. All gear and orientation are included; just bring your sense of adventure (and closed-toed shoes). That last glimpse of sunlight through the trees might stay with you long after.
Hilo: Volcano, Lava Tube & Waterfall Small Group Day TripYou’ll stand at the edge of Kilauea’s steaming caldera, wander through ancient rainforests into a real lava tube, watch Rainbow Falls shimmer in sunlight, and sample Hilo’s handmade chocolates and fresh coffee—all with a local guide who knows every story behind what you see.
Maui bike tour: 17 miles with professional guide and helmetsCycle to the Sea is a 17-mile biking tour on Maui led by a live English-speaking guide, split into two separate routes and lasting 4.5 hours. The tour departs at 8 am with groups kept small, professional biking helmets, windbreakers, gloves, beverages and homemade coconut muffins included. A professional photographer guide documents the ride. Children from age 9 can join when accompanied by an adult; sneakers are required.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the longest bike ride on Maui with the smallest group and the road mostly clear—the early start and small-group format are what make that possible.
Big Island ATV Tour: Southpoint Lava Flows & Green Sea TurtlesYou ride a top-of-the-line CF MOTO quad through lava tubes, Kiawe forest, and coastal cliffs over three hours, with lunch at Paakea Bay and a hike to see green sea turtles at Pulehua Island. Helmets, gloves, goggles, and dust masks are provided. The route covers roughly two and a half hours in direct sun, so sun protection matters.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Big Island's untouched southern coastline and don't want to navigate the terrain yourself — the guide handles the route and the history, and the quads do the work on the lava and forest trails.
Kauai Snorkeling: South Shore Zodiac with Turtles & DolphinsA three-hour snorkel activity on Kauai's south shore aboard a USCG-style Zodiac boat, guided by local marine naturalists who point out dolphins and landmarks while you visit two prime reef sites. You'll use provided snorkeling gear to encounter tropical fish, Hawaiian green sea turtles, and coral formations in clear water; snacks and beverages are included between stops. Suitable for all experience levels, though you must be comfortable in the water and meet basic fitness requirements.Is it for me?The three-hour window leaves room for a meal before or after, or a second activity later in the day—it's not a full-day commitment. Book this if you want to see Kauai's reefs and marine life without spending your whole morning or afternoon on the water, and if you're comfortable in the ocean but don't need a leisurely, shallow-water experience.
Hilo: Volcano Safari, Lava Caves & Black Sand Beach TourYou’ll feel Hawaii’s volcanic heart as you step into real lava caves near Hilo with a local guide, wander peaceful Japanese gardens, witness Rainbow Falls’ misty colors, walk on brand-new black sand beaches formed by Kilauea’s eruption—and share stories over lunch in a quirky town touched by lava flows.
Hilo: Hawaii Volcanoes & Kilauea with Waterfall StopsYou get picked up from your Hilo hotel and spend the day moving between Kilauea's craters, steam vents, and the Thurston Lava Tube inside Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, then stop at Akaka Falls and Rainbow Falls on the way back. Lunch and all park entry are included. The driver-guide narrates the geology and local history the whole time, and you're back at your hotel by late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Kilauea and Hilo's main waterfalls in one day without renting a car or figuring out the park roads yourself — the fixed itinerary and included lunch mean you show up at your hotel and the rest is arranged.
