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Island of Hawaii Land Activities
There’s no shortage of adventure on Hawaii — the island has over 4,028 square miles of land (and it’s still growing!). Visitors enjoy biking, and horseback riding amongst the island's waterfalls, beaches and volcanic landscapes. With so many microclimates to experience, you can stargaze on the sometimes snow-covered slopes of Maunakea, explore the botanical gardens of the Hamakua Coast, or play on the world-class golf courses of the Kohala Coast.
There are also unforgettable hiking trails throughout the island. In Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, visitors can hike through the Nahuku (Thurston Lava Tube), Devastation Trail or the challenging Crater Rim trail, which encircles the summit of Kilauea Caldera.
Whether biking atop Kilauea or touring a coffee farm, be sure to pack comfortable shoes when you visit!
Land Adventures
Things to Do on Land
Coffee Plantations
The island of Hawaii is famous for its local coffee. Tour a coffee farm, taste local brews and learn more about different types of beans during your stay.
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Farmers Markets
Get a taste of locally grown fruits and vegetables, discover local crafts, baked goods and other treats with a visit to one of the island’s farms or farmers markets.
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Hiking
From trails that stretch across lava fields, to mountains and tropical forests — hikers enjoy a variety of sights (and levels of difficulty) on the island of Hawaii.
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Golf
You’ll find a variety of golf courses around the island that will challenge players of all skill levels and offer unforgettable scenery, too.
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Shopping
Whether you want the perfect souvenir, a good book to read on the beach, locally made art or something new from a local boutique, there is plenty of shopping around the island.
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Activities on Land
From our two mile long Zipline Through Paradise, to the only volcano tour on the Big Island chosen “BEST” by Princess Cruises the adventure of your dreams awaits with KapohoKine Adventures!
Kohala Zipline's Kohala Canopy Adventure features elevated suspension bridges, soaring tree platforms and thrilling ziplines. Whether you are a real zipline enthusiast or a first-time adventure seeker, the Kohala Canopy Adventure will be an unforgettable experience.
Discover Hawaii with one of our renowned Interpretive Guides who will share with you a world of rainforests, waterfalls, cliff-side trails, rare birds, sunrises & sunsets atop Maunakea and active volcanoes.
Wasabi Tours Hawaii is a NTA (National Tour Association) approved tour operator that has been providing small group tours on the Big Island of Hawaii for over 7 years.
The Newest Big Island Zipline Tour- Cascading nearly 250 ft., one of the World's most spectacular waterfalls passes under your feet as you glide effortlessly through the air.
Budget to deluxe no frill accommodations and tours. Camping, dorm, deluxe, 1BR and 2BR suites to suit groups and families. Our adventure to the summit of Mauna Kea are rated among world's best along with other eco-adventures such as Volcano National Park, Puna and Valleys and Waterfall Adventures.
The North Course is built on a lava bed of pahoehoe. The 17th is the signature hole with elevated tees which form a natural amphitheater. www.maunalani.com
Visit our beautiful Kona Coffee Estate overlooking Kailua Bay or roast your own private label 100% Kona Coffee. RSVP required for the Farm & Roastmaster Tours. Come and sample our "Crack-u-lated Kona coffee"
The original sunset and stargazing tour since 1983. Along with expert guiding we provide customized 4x4 turbo-diesel vans, arctic parkas and powerful telescopes. Hot drinks and light supper included.
Polynesian Adventure Tours provides the best tour and transportation services in the Hawaiian Islands, offering visitors truly unique and memorable experiences. We offer land, one day flyaway tours and more. Our charter department specializes in custom tours and services.
