# 7-Day Hawaii Tour with Oahu & Hilo | 2-14 Pax Small Group Tour

Tour in US — Hilo → Honolulu.
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## Key facts

- Type: multiday
- Country: US
- Route: Hilo → Honolulu
- Duration: 7.00 day
- Price from: $1,716
- Rating: 4.70 / 5 (27 reviews)
- Operator: Tours4Fun Provider 2358

## Summary

• Small Oahu group tours (2-14 people) for a relaxed experience with more sightseeing time • 3 nights on Big Island: Black Sand Beach, volcanic craters, stargazing over snow-capped peaks, hiking on lava fields • Includes one-way flight from Hilo (Big Island) to Oahu • Explore Hawaii's iconic twin islands: Oahu & Big Island • In-depth North Shore tour and full island circuits, including Waikiki Beach

## Categories

Daily Departure, Free Airport Transfer

## Itinerary

### Day 1: Home - Hilo Big Island

Upon arriving at Hilo Airport on Hawaii's Big Island, our friendly guide will meet you at baggage claim and escort you to your Hilo hotel. Early arrivals are welcome to enjoy some free time - feel the Hawaiian breeze, or relax by the hotel pool while watching the waves along the nearby coastline.

### Day 2: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park - Mauna Kea Stargazing Night Time Tour

After hotel pickup, visit Rainbow Falls, Banyan Drive, Liliuokalani Park, Hilo Bayfront Beach Park (Black Sand Beach), Big Island Cookie Factory, and Wailoa State Park / King's Statue. Then drive to Volcanoes National Park to view the crater from the lookout, explore geothermal vents, lava tubes, and walk on ancient volcanic rocks before returning to the hotel to rest. *The order of attractions may be adjusted for a smooth tour experience. Rainbow Falls – Located in Wailuku Park along Waiānuenue Avenue, the cascading waterfall often creates a vibrant rainbow in the morning mist. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park – Visiting the volcanoes is a highlight of the Big Island. Home to two active volcanoes, Kīlauea and Mauna Loa , considered among the world's safest active volcanoes, the flowing lava showcases the immense power of nature. Here, you can witness the raw force of the land up close. Mauna Kea Stargazing – In the evening, visit the Mauna Kea Visitor Center at about 2,600 m above sea level for stargazing. Free from light pollution, Mauna Kea offers pristine, breathtaking views of a star-filled sky. The experience is romantic and far more impressive than imagined. (Does not include summit access) ★ Activities may vary by season and weather. Guests should wear long pants, sneakers, and warm jackets. Note: Children under 6, guests with heart surgery, severe hypertension, anemia, pregnancy, altitude sickness, or other health issues are not permitted to participate. No compensation or refunds will be provided for those unable to join.

### Day 3: Kalapana Black Sand Beach - Akaka Falls - Farmers market

Pickup from Hilo hotel in the morning and drive to the Kalapana 1985 Lava Flow site. Continue along the Big Island's east coast, passing new lava fields and the 2018 volcanic eruption's newly formed Black Sand Beach , where the fresh black sand glimmers with a metallic sheen in the sunlight. Return to Hilo town for lunch (at your own expense). In the afternoon, drive to the Akaka Falls Rainforest on the north coast, a waterfall accessible by car, and stop at a local farmer's market to buy fresh papayas and other seasonal tropical fruits. The tour concludes with a return to the hotel. * The order of attractions may be adjusted to ensure a smooth tour experience. Kalapana Black Sand Beach – One of the Big Island's most remarkable coastal sights, formed by frequent volcanic activity. When lava from eruptions enters the sea, the outer layer cools and hardens quickly while the interior remains hot, causing it to crack and break into fragments. Over years of erosion by ocean waves, this process has created the island's unique black sand beaches. Akaka Falls – In Hawaiian, "Akaka" means "to split or burst," reflecting the waterfall's dramatic and powerful nature. Enter Akaka Falls State Park and walk through lush tropical rainforest filled with wild orchids, bamboo, and ferns. The waterfall plunges 442 feet like a giant curtain, with sparkling droplets rhythmically striking the rocks below. Akaka Falls is one of the Big Island's most spectacular waterfalls, attracting visitors from around the world.

### Day 4: Hilo - Oahu (Ticket Included)

Flight: Big Island (Hilo) → Oahu After your morning flight to Oahu (HNL), a local guide will meet you and transfer you to your hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to relax and enjoy the island at your leisure. Honolulu – Honolulu, the capital city of Hawaii, is a vibrant and romantic destination. In Hawaiian, "Honolulu" means "sheltered bay" or "protected place." The city earned its nickname "檀香山" (Sandalwood Mountain) from early exports of sandalwood to China. Located on the southeastern coast of Oahu, the main urban area is known as the Honolulu District.

### Day 5: Half Day Mini Circle Island Tour

Guests are picked up from their hotels and travel east across Oahu, passing iconic sites such as Waikiki Beach , Diamond Head Beach Park Lookout , Kahala residential area , Blowhole , as well as the White Sand Beach and a Hawaiian cultural reserve along the east coast. The tour concludes at the historic Pali Lookout , the site of the final battle of the Hawaiian Kingdom, before returning to your hotel to relax. Nuuanu Pali Lookout – More than just a scenic viewpoint, Nuuanu Pali Lookout is a historic landmark. It was the site of the Battle of Nuuanu in 1795, where King Kamehameha I secured victory and unified Oahu. Famous for its strong, roaring winds, the lookout offers breathtaking views of Oahu's lush windward coast. Feeling the gusts sweep past while taking in the dramatic scenery, you truly appreciate the power and beauty of nature.

### Day 6: North Shore Sightseeing Tour

The tour passes by Chang Hsueh-liang's cemetery and visits a Japanese temple (about 15 minutes), with a short stop at Straw Hat Island (10 minutes for photos). Along the way, you'll see local Hawaiian specialties like North Shore shrimp plates (optional, at your own expense). Continue to Sunset Beach , where you might spot Hawaii's iconic sea turtles basking on the sand. Next, visit Haleiwa , a laid-back surf town favored by surfers worldwide, full of charming shops, casual eateries, and art galleries, offering a relaxed Hawaiian vibe. Finally, stop at the Dole Plantation (about 25 minutes, depending on conditions) where visitors often line up to try the refreshing pineapple ice cream (optional, at your own expense). The tour concludes with a return to your hotel. Dole Plantation – Located in Hawaii, this historic 150-year-old plantation is one of the largest pineapple farms in the U.S. Dole dominates the American pineapple market and exports worldwide. Visitors often queue to enjoy fresh pineapple ice treats (optional). The plantation is privately operated; visits may be restricted under special circumstances. Haleiwa – More than just a surf town, Haleiwa is a charming and laid-back destination featuring small seaside boutiques, simple eateries, and captivating galleries. The town exudes authentic Hawaiian style and a fresh, rural atmosphere.

### Day 7: Oahu - Home

Today concludes your tour. You will be transferred to Honolulu International Airport (HNL) for your flight home. Recommended departure flights: after noon or in the afternoon from Honolulu.

## Guide languages

Chinese Live, English Live

## Links

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