Complete Hawaii Volcano & Lava Viewing Guide
Experience the Big Island’s volcanic activity, a miracle of nature that isn’t found elsewhere on planet Earth. Hawaii provides incredible access to see the red glow of molten lava.
Arguably the best established and well-equipped bike rental and tour company operating near Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Volcano Bike Tours prides itself on maintaining a friendly, affordable rental experience as well as a memorable tour portfolio to keep you and your party entertained and excited throughout.
With daily bike tours of the major highlights throughout Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, your van driver and tour leaders will accompany you throughout the adventure, ensuring your safety, enjoyment, and education. Well-versed in Hawaiian history and culture as well as the latest in first aid training, you’ll be led by native Hawaiians equipped with a breadth of history about the volcanic activity, the park itself, and the island as a whole.
For a memorable, remarkable tour experience that’s certain to leave you hurting the next morning, Volcano Bike Tours is the perfect answer to your active Big Island tour needs.
Company Description
A convenient and reliable option for those seeking adventure in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Volcano Bike Tours provides all the equipment, support, and guidance you need to make the most of your experience in this dynamic, ever-changing natural gem.
Tour info was accurate when posted, but is subject to change.
Tours
Bike Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
$155+ per person
Approximately: 15 Mile – 5 hour bike tour
A full-day adventure throughout Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, this guided experience helps you enjoy the finest attractions in the park.
Bike Volcano Summit Tour
$135+ per person
Approximately: 9 mile – 3 hour tour
A leisurely, guided experience in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, this tour introduces you to the highlights within the park.
Bike to Pele Tour
$155+ per person
Daily from 10 AM-3 PM
Explore the east rift zone and see the new eruption area, as well as black sand beaches and the red road.
Contact
(808) 934-9199
Website
Experience the Big Island’s volcanic activity, a miracle of nature that isn’t found elsewhere on planet Earth. Hawaii provides incredible access to see the red glow of molten lava.
The Thomas A. Jaggar Museum is permanently closed due to damage from the 2018 Kilauea Eruption. It will be deconstructed starting in 2024. Read about the museum’s history here.
The Big Island experienced an eruption of Kilauea during the summer of 2018, marking some of the most significant seismic activity in decades.