Private - All Inclusive Big Island Waterfalls Tour

After pickup from your place of lodging, begin your Big Island waterfall tour with a visit to iconic Wailuku River State Park and take in the majestic beauty of Boiling Pots and Rainbow Falls. Rainbow Falls is a picturesque waterfall that cascades over a legendary cave of the goddess Hina. Get your cameras ready for a potential glimpse at the fame rainbow created in the mist of this waterfall.

Approximately one mile from Rainbow Falls lies Boiling Pots, an intriguing feature of the Wailuku River. Listen to your tour guide tell you the legend of this area and the great battle between Maui and Mo'o Kuna.

Experience a private waterfall location at Kulaniapia Falls and relax in the beauty and tranquility of this private 42-acre property which boasts 4 waterfalls, bamboo gardens and beautiful trails. This sustainably minded and eco-friendly destination features off-the-grid living, farm-to-table chef inspired meals and much more.

If weather and river conditions permit, you’ll enjoy some quality water time at what we feel is the best swimming hole on the island. Kulaniapia Falls cascades down 120-feet into a protected pool ideal for swimming activities. Only a limited number of guests can visit this privately accessible waterfall each day, making this a true escape. Enjoy amenities such as kayaks and stand-up paddle boards rentals that will make your swimming experience absolutely perfect.

After working up an appetite, stop at a local restaurant for an included delicious locally sourced lunch in historic downtown Hilo.

Enjoy the lush rainforest and rugged coastline as you cruise along Onomea’s scenic route. The road winds through an enchanting tropical forest. Stop for photos and views at beautiful waterfalls along the way.

Take a guided walk through Akaka Falls State Park. Not only will your tour guide tell you all about the rich botanical life found throughout the park but you’ll have the opportunity to view 2 spectacular waterfalls. Akaka falls, which cascades 442-feet down a vertical cliff face carpeted in vibrant green, is truly an incredible site to behold and a must-see on a Big Island waterfall tour.

Venture up the Hamakua Coast Heritage Corridor, one of the most scenic roads in all of Hawaii, to the Waipio Valley Scenic Overlook.

Enjoy the spectacular grand vista while listening to your guide tell you about the cultural significance of this site.

Before return into your place of lodging, pass-through the town of Waimea and learn about the Paniolo (Hawaiian Cowboy) culture that originated here.