[Hilo IN/Hilo OUT] Hawaii Big Island Volcanoes National Park Intensive Tour (Flight Ticket Optional)

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Big Island Volcanoes National Park Tour

If you want to experience the nature and cultural heritage of the Big Island in depth, want an efficient and elegant trip within a limited time, or want to create special memories with your family or parents, pay attention to the Big Island National Park Tour in Hawaii. Leave special photos on the black sand beach formed by Hawaii's unique volcanic activity at Richardson Black Sand Beach, and meet Hawaii's largest oriental garden built in the Japanese garden style at Liliuokalani Garden. You can't miss souvenirs when you come on a trip! Go on a fun Hawaiian trip while shopping for various cookies and chocolates at Big Island Candy. 

 

Introduction to the advantages of the tour

✈️ Perfect All-Inclusive:
Everything from round-trip airfare (optional) to meals and admission fees is included, so there are no additional costs.

🚐 Optimized Premium Itinerary:
Designed to minimize unnecessary waiting time and maximize excitement in a limited time.

👨‍🏫 Korean Professional Guide Accompanied:
A Korean guide will explain the story of Hawaii in an easy and fun way.

🌋 In-depth Volcano Exploration:
This is an intensive exploration course where you can walk through the Volcanoes National Park and experience it vividly, not just a simple drive.

 

Tour Course at a Glance

Richardson Black Sand Beach :
A black sand beach created by volcanic activity, where you can meet sea turtles (Honu) if you're lucky.

Liliuokalani Garden :
Hawaii's largest oriental garden with beautiful bridges and ponds, perfect for a stroll.

Big Island Candy :
Hawaii's representative souvenir shop famous for handmade cookies and chocolates, where you can enjoy tasting and shopping.

Rainbow Falls :
A beautiful waterfall named after the rainbow that reflects in the waterfall spray on a clear morning.

Elephant Cliff:
It was a lava sea arch in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park that was famous for its shape resembling an elephant burying its nose in the sea, but it collapsed in 2018 and can no longer be seen.

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park :
A UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can directly see the amazing scenery of the living Kilauea Volcano and Halema'uma'u Crater.