Botanical World Adventures Zipline
The last of the eight ziplines is nearly half a mile long and ends above Kamaʻeʻe Falls. At $227, it's the most affordable [...]
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$227
The last of the eight ziplines is nearly half a mile long and ends above Kamaʻeʻe Falls. At $227, it's the most affordable [...]
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$227
Nine lines and 2 miles of ziplining above 14 waterfalls on the Hamakua Coast, with a [...]
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$249
A walking tour through the vines of a Hawaiian vanilla farm, followed by a lunch with [...]
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$89.50
A small group of eight rides a 500-acre working cattle ranch, mountain to ocean, with [...]
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$150
The only Big Island horseback ride that breaks for a swim: 45 minutes at a private [...]
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$150
One of the few places on the Big Island where you can taste fresh cacao from the tree and [...]
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$95
Nine ziplines over Umauma Falls at speeds up to 65 mph, including four tandem lines and a [...]
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$341.50
Five and a half miles of muddy private ATV trail on the Hamakua coast, with ocean views [...]
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$229
The gentlest of the Big Island ATV tours we list: a guide-led UTV ride across a working [...]
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$175
Great for adventurous families: navigate 5 waterfalls and swim the pools between. [...]
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$399
Waterfalls dropping close to 2,000 feet in valleys you can only reach by air. Only your [...]
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$429
A Hāmākua coast waterfall site, the same one filmed for The Bachelorette, reached by van. [...]
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$92.50
Unlike most other travel websites we prioritize quality over quantity and hand-pick the tours based on 3 criteria:
Yes, but not that many. Unmissable for us means the tour is both uniquely Hawaiian and so memorable, you won't be able to stop talking about it once you get home. The following adventures did that for us:
Most tours shown here offer free cancellation. The window is typically 24 to 48 hours before the activity, with a few requiring up to a week's notice.
The one exception is a tour with no free cancellation policy. It is marked prominently on its page and during checkout, so there are no surprises.
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