Top Hawaii Adventure Tours

FUV stands for Fun Utility Vehicle, and this compact, three-wheeled, open-air, easy-to-maneuver rental vehicle will let you explore the island on your own time. You’ll love how simple it is to drive and the feel of the island breeze coming through the open doors. The suggested route takes you to explore the endearing towns of Kapa’a and Old Koloa, Poipu and Lawa’i beaches, and Wailua and Opaekaa Falls, making it easy to see a lot in one half-day.

Explore the world’s most active volcano on this private eco-tour around Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. You'll experience the highlights of Kilauea’s summit area and hike to hidden and highlight areas of the park. This half- or full-day, education-based exploration focuses on the native flora and fauna, the area's geology, and the amazing Hawaiian culture that still thrives in the area today.

Experience Kauai nature at its finest on this kayaking and waterfall hiking tour. Paddle the majestic Wailua River, original home of the first Hawaiians, as your guide shares stories about the flora and fauna of Kauai's most sacred area. Then, hike through the rainforest to Secret Falls where you can enjoy a refreshing dip before a delicious lunch. This challenging tour requires participants to meet health and age guidelines to ensure safety.

Make your Oahu visit even more magical with this 45-minute scenic helicopter ride. Experience the island like you’ve never seen it before, flying above island landmarks including Sacred Falls, Diamond Head, Maunalua Bay, the Ko'olau Mountains, Ka'a'awa Valley, Pearl Harbor, and more. Trips includes a choice of ‘doors on’ or ‘doors off’ flights.

Explore filming sites from the Jurassic Park film series when you embark on this exciting tour through the Kualoa, Hakipu’u, and Ka’a’awa Valleys. Join a small group and drive around in an open-air vehicle so you can relive the excitement of the movies. See the paddock, bunkers, dinosaur cages, and the famous field that were seen in the films.

As a Native Hawaiian from Hawaiʻi Island, these aren’t just tour stops — they’re part of my home. From walking the grounds of Kīlauea to exploring through a Lava Tube, I blend local knowledge, cultural insight, and real island-style fun. You’ll leave not just entertained — but educated and connected to Hawaiʻi in a meaningful way.

This small-group tour offers a more intimate experience of the Na Pali Coast than most. Traveling by Zodiac, you'll maneuver easily in and out of sea caves that bigger boats can't reach. As you snorkel in uncrowded sites and soak up views of jagged cliffs and waterfalls, your ecologist guide shares knowledge of the marine life that calls the area home. Note that towels, transportation to the meeting point, and trip protection are not included.

The excitement of a helicopter tour can quickly turn to disappointment when you are seated in the middle. Not on this private tour where every seat is a window seat. You'll get excellent views of Kauai as you soar through the sky, over Manawaiopuna Falls, also known as “Jurassic Park falls," the Olokele Canyon, Waimea Canyon, Na Pali coast, North Shore and Wai'ale'ale crater.

Get a new perspective on Kauai as you soar through lush forests and over the Waita Reservoir on the island’s longest ziplines. While cruising across the 8-track course near Koloa, hang on to the handlebars or try some more daring acrobatic stunts with the hands-free ‘Flyin' Kauai'an’ harness. It's an intimate, small-group experience capped at 12 people.

Embark on a full-day adventure along Maui’s road to Hana, featuring lunch, stunning coastal views, lush landscapes, and over 600 curves and 59 bridges. Highlights include stops at Wai'anapanapa State Park’s black sand beach, Ke’anae’s historic taro fields, and the towering Wailua Falls, with opportunities to enjoy local treats like Aunty Sandy’s famous banana bread. Includes breakfast, lunch, a professional guide, and air-conditioned transport for an unforgettable Hawaiian experience.

Explore the Big Island on a guided day tour covering a range of key natural and cultural sights. Visit Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Rainbow Falls, and areas around Hilo with a local guide providing context throughout. With transport, lunch, and a structured itinerary included, this experience offers a convenient way to see multiple highlights in one day without arranging separate visits.

Explore volcanoes, waterfalls, beaches, and more on a full-day, small-group tour of Hawaii with a chance to see local marine life. Visiting the island with a Native Hawaiian guide adds additional insight to the experience, with the chance to learn about local culture that many visitors miss out on. Included national park fees at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park also saves time—so you can focus on the awe-inspiring scenery.

Soar over the entire Garden Island for unforgettable views on this air tour of Kauai. From aboard an aircraft designed for sightseeing, soak up breathtaking views of natural attractions like Waimea Canyon, Opaekaa Falls, the rugged Na Pa Coast, and Mt Waialeale — the wettest spot on earth. Your experienced pilot provides informative narration during this thrilling flight.

Hawaii has a rich history of pineapple farming and this tour puts it all into perspective. Head to the historic plantation town of Hali'imaile to walk around a working pineapple field. Learn about pineapple growing cycles and cultivation from your guide and sample the fruit at its different stages. Best of all, each guest receives an 'airport-ready,' fresh pineapple at the end of the tour.

Description (Previous) Absorb the lush beauty of Maui’s Hana Rainforest and northern shores from the air on a scenic helicopter flight, including a stop in the Wailua Valley. Glide over the jungle-clad north coast, passing beauty spots like the Jaws surf break beach and Jurassic Rock. Then, land in an untouched spot in the Wailua Valley, stepping out to explore the vegetation and admire views over waterfalls and canyons before your return.

Set sail on the clear and calm waters off Oahu on this relaxing catamaran tour from Waikiki. Soak up the cool sea breeze and sights as you sail along the coastline and past Diamond Head while looking out for such marine life as dolphins, turtles, and (during migration season) whales.

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is home to one of the world’s most active volcanoes, which sends lava dripping towards the sea, plus a wealth of photo-worthy natural scenery. On this small-group tour of the national park, hear the legends of Pele, the Hawaiian fire goddess, climb to the rim of Kilauea volcano, and spot many of the region's other top sights. Round-trip transit from coastal Hilo makes getting there easy.

Experience Oahu’s wildlife from amongst the trees on a half zipline tour. The airborne activity can be enjoyed by couples, friends, and even families. Children weighing between 40-60 pounds can ride tandem with an adult. Zip across three lines ranging 300 to 1,000 feet in length. No experience is necessary and you can feel secure with a guide on hand and a modern braking system for each line.

See the best of Maui on this customizable, private Road to Hana adventure, where the day unfolds at your pace. Stop at stunning spots like Pua'a Ka'a, Wai'anapanapa State Park, Ke‘anae Point, Upper Waikani Falls, and Koki Beach, with time to explore volcanic beaches, waterfalls, and dramatic coastal views. Along the way, soak up the rich culture and history of Hawaii, with highlights like the charming town of Hana, serene Hamoa Beach, and the breathtaking Waimoku Falls.

Experience two of Maui’s premier snorkeling destinations without the need to arrange separate boat trips, meals, or equipment. This luxury yacht excursion combines snorkeling at Molokini and Turtle Town with onboard dining and comfortable amenities, creating a more relaxing day on the water. Included meals, equipment, and spacious surroundings allow you to focus on the marine life and scenery.

Escape the crowds of Waikiki Beach by getting out on the water for a few hours. This catamaran cruise promises a smooth and comfortable ride out on the ocean and the opportunity to spot wildlife includingturtles and to jump off board for activities such as snorkeling, stand up paddle boarding, and kayaking.

Imagine exploring the ocean floor without getting wet. On this submarine tour in Maui, you can descend over 100 feet (30m) in an air-conditioned sub and press your face against circular portholes in search of reef sharks and fish. Experience the sights, sounds, and scenes of life beneath the waves. Note: all passengers must be 36" (90cm) or taller to ride the submarine, a fantastic adventure for all.

Most Maui snorkeling tours use boats with limited visibility of what's directly beneath, and shore-based snorkeling at Turtle Town requires walking gear over loose rock to reach the water. This small-group tour uses clear-bottom kayaks to paddle over the reef with views of the water below, with snorkeling gear included for in-water sessions among the turtles, manta rays, and tropical fish at the reef.