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Your Adventure HAWAII GRAND HILO VOLCANO SPECIAL TOUR ONE DAY ISLAND CIRCLE ISLAND TOUR HOPPING TOURS ISLAND HOPPING TOURS TO MAUI, KAUAI, & HAWAII ISLAND START YOUR ADVENTURE MAUI Visit us: www.RobertsHawaii.com KAUAI Call us: (808) 539-9400 or (800) 831-5541 Toll Free HAWAII ISLAND OAHU Want to see more of Hawaii? Fly away for the day to explore more of our Hawaiian Islands beyond the shores of your visiting island. Your island hopping adventure begins in the morning where you hop on a f light to RAINBOW FALLS HALEMA`UMA`U CRATER Oahu, Hawaii Island, Maui, or Kauai. You will discover the natural beauty, The Island of Hawaii, known fondly as the Big Island, is nearly Departs Waikiki The Island of Hawaii, known fondly as the Big Island, is Departs Waikiki legends, rich history, local culture, and flavors that are unique to that island. 5:05am - 5:35am 7:05am - 8:30am twice as big as all the other Hawaiian islands combined. It Returns to Waikiki the newest and youngest volcanic island to emerge in the Returns to Waikiki At the end of the day, we will return you back to your island. is the newest and youngest volcanic island to emerge in the 9:15pm - 9:45pm Hawaiian archipelago. Explore Hawaii’s creation legends 10:00pm - 10:30pm HAWAII ISLAND: Just a 45-minute flight from Oahu, you will find yourself while you learn how these astonishing islands were created archipelago. Amazingly, you can find almost 80% of the on Hawaii’s Big Island. Your arrival, to the middle of a lava field, might by drifting molten lava zones. Hawaii’s Island of entire earth’s ecosystems here, from moonscape deserts to almost seem like a moon landing. Lava, now solidified, created the wave-like, Adventure is still growing as new lava emerges and tropical rainforest. You will experience more than you ever rippled fields that spread out almost as far as the eye can see. thought possible on the Grand Circle Island Tour, which cools. When you visit the top attraction, Hawaii Volcanoes stops at nine of the Big Island’s key attractions, and carries National Park, you’ll be able to walk through an ancient KAUAI: A visit to some of Kauai’s most beautiful spots will demonstrate why you through half a dozen more. lava tube. this island is known as the “Island of Discovery”. During your all-day tour, the lush vegetation covering all altitudes will surround you: from towering TOUR HIGHLIGHTS Eucalyptus trees projecting from the 3,500-foot cliffs to the deep valleys and ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TOUR HIGHLIGHTS ADDITIONAL INFORMATION › Richardson’s Black Sand Beach* fern-covered grottos. You will also be treated to many dramatic ocean views. This popular beach in Hilo is one of the few Wear walking shoes, dress comfortably, and The Hawaii Movie Tours ® on Kauai is a unique opportunity to MAUI › Hamakua Macadamia Nut Farm* Wear walking shoes, dress comfortably, and on the island with black sand. Here, you will bring a jacket. Food available for purchase. experience the island through Hollywood’s eyes on an expert guided tour of KAUAI A delicious visit to a local macadamia nut bring a jacket. Food available for purchase. see ancient Hawaiian fish ponds and enjoy a No guaranteed sighting of active lava flows. farm! No guaranteed sighting of active lava flows. spectacular view of Mauna Kea. Volcanic fumes can be hazardous. This tour is Kauai’s famous movie locations. OAHU HAWAII ISLAND › Parker Ranch Volcanic fumes can be hazardous. This tour is › Rainbow Falls State Park* not recommended for visitors with heart or not recommended for visitors with heart or breathing problems, infants, young children, This tour is an exploration of some of Maui’s famous natural and One of the oldest ranches in the US and one This breathtaking waterfall crashes from 80 MAUI: breathing problems, infants, young children, and pregnant women. of the largest cattle ranches in the nation. feet over a natural lava cave creating cultural landmarks. We’ve focused on this magical island’s not-to-be-missed and pregnant women. › Hamakua Coast rainbows in the mist above. * Tour stops are subject to change without places. There’s a lot to see, and as you travel along, the landscape will Home to lush tropical rain forests, beautiful * Tour stops are subject to change without › Mauna Loa Mac Nut Factory* notice. constantly engage you. This day long adventure is the perfect showcase for notice. A delicious visit to a local macadamia nut waterfalls, and breathtaking coastline views. › Crater Rim Drive our neighbor island’s most unique sights and locations. farm! Light snack can be purchased here. Experience the extreme as you drive around › Rainbow Falls State Park* Closed on weekends and holidays. This breathtaking waterfall crashes from 80 Kilauea’s caldera and pass from the rainforest OAHU: Take a day trip to visit Hawaii’s gathering place. Learn about one › Hawaii Volcanoes National Park* into desert-like surroundings. feet over a natural lava cave creating of the most pivotal moments in U.S. history at the World War II Valor in the rainbows in the mist above. Home to Kilauea, one of the world’s most › Fern Tree Jungle active volcanoes and Mauna Loa, the world’s Take in the beauty of the various plants and Pacific National Monument – Hawaii’s #1 visitor attraction and home of the › Big Island Candies* most massive subaerial volcano. Witness See the making of this local favorite, enjoy trees in the unspoiled environment as it must USS Arizona Memorial, built in honor of the more than 1,100 sailors and dramatic volcanic landscapes, rare flora and have looked to the ancient Hawaiians. free tastings, and pick up souvenirs for fauna and visit lava tubes, volcanic craters, Marines who were on board the battleship during the 1941 attack on Pearl friends back home! and much more! › Kilauea Iki Overlook Harbor. Admire one of the most spectacular views in › Hawaii Volcanoes National Park* PUNALU`U BLACK SAND BEACH › Jaggar Museum & Home to Kilauea, one of the world’s most the entire park from this 400 foot deep crater. active volcanoes and Mauna Loa, the world’s › Kilauea Iki Overlook Hawaii Volcano Observatory* › Thurston Lava Tube* As this tour involves airfare, once purchased it is NON-REFUNDABLE and cannot Admire one of the most spectacular views in In this museum on volcanology you can see be canceled. Due to airline restrictions, passenger name changes are not permitted most massive subaerial volcano. Witness Experience walking through a 500-year-old the entire park from this 400 foot deep crater. displays of types of lava, and equipment under any circumstance, and switching airlines may not be an option. Airline change dramatic volcanic landscapes, rare flora and lava tube where molten lava once flowed. You used from past to present to study volcanic penalty fees may apply and vary by airline and fare type. fauna, visit lava tubes, volcanic craters, and › Thurston Lava Tube* will exit into a beautiful lush tropical action. much more! Experience walking through a 500 year old rainforest, an excellent place to stop and International guests must bring their passport and American guests must bring a › Jaggar Museum & lava tube where molten lava once flowed. › Volcanic Steam Vents listen to the birds of the island. valid government issued ID. Please note that no liquids over 3oz. may be taken A DAY TRIP › Punalu`u Black Sand Beach* Witness the steam billowing out of the cracks through security. This includes sunscreen. Passengers may bring an empty plastic WITH Hawaii Volcano Observatory* in the ground of a grassy field. * denotes stops made water bottle to fill up after clearing security and inside the gate area. In this museum on volcanology you can see This famous picturesque black sand beach is displays of types of lava, and equipment an unforgettable site where “Honu” (Hawaiian Timings provided are an approximation and subject to change. Roberts Hawaii will used from past to present to study volcanic Green Sea Turtle) frequent. not be responsible for airline delays, inclement weather, natural phenomena, or action. › Royal Kona Coffee* similar events. › Volcanic Steam Vents Picturesque farms where the exclusive, Tour stops are subject to change without notice gourmet Kona coffee beans are grown. Witness the steam billowing out of the All air and ground transportation along with fees to the locations listed as stops are cracks in the ground of a grassy field. › Kealakekua Bay Overlook included in this one day island hopping adventure. › Crater Rim Drive Take in the panoramic view of the bay where Experience the extreme as you drive Capt. James Cook landed in the Hawaiian through Kilauea’s caldera and pass from the Islands. rainforest into desert-like surroundings. L OCA llY › Kailua-Kona O W NED & O PERATED › Fern Tree Jungle This was where the first capital was Take in the beauty of the various plants established after the consolidation of the © 2018 Roberts Hawaii and Roberts Hawaii “hibiscus” are registered trademarks of Roberts Hawaii, Inc. Roberts Hawaii and trees in the unspoiled environment as it Hawaiian Islands. and its subsidiaries shall not be liable to persons utilizing these tours for delay, injury, loss, or damage to persons or property beyond its control. Tour prices, days of operation, times and/or features of the tours are subject to change must have looked to the ancient Hawaiians. * denotes stops made MACADAMIA NUTS THURSTON LAVA TUBE without notice. Departure and return times are approximations. Natural features/phenomena are subject to seasonality or weather and are uncontrollable. Rates are inclusive of all taxes.
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