Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Tour
About The Tour
Here are just a few of the fun things you can do on the tour:
• Travel along Crater Rim Drive
• Hike Devastation Trail
• Visit Kilauea Visitor Center
• Walk the Kilauea Iki Hike
• Grab a bite to eat at Volcano House
About the tour
Here are just a few of the fun things you can do on the tour:
• Travel along Crater Rim Drive
• Hike Devastation Trail
• Visit Kilauea Visitor Center
• Walk the Kilauea Iki Hike
• Grab a bite to eat at Volcano House
STARTING POINTS
-Entrance of Volcanoes National ParkRECOMMENDED START TIME: 10:00 a.m.
OUR SHAKA PROMISE
• Reliable customer support
• Tours crafted by real people
• Satisfaction guaranteed
• Tours never expire
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Tour Map
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Tour Stops
Things to do on the Tour Include:
Maunaulu Fissure Hike
Pu’uloa Petroglyphs Hike
Ha'akulamanu (Sulphur Banks) Hike
Kilauea Iki Overlook
Puhimau Crater
Pauahi Crater
Muliwai a Pele
Meet the Creators
Gray Gleason
Narrator
I’ll be your guide on this tour. Press play to hear a sneak peek of the stories waiting for you as you browse.
Creators behind the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Tour
Gray Gleason
Narrator
I’ll be your guide on this tour. Press play to hear a sneak peek of the stories waiting for you as you browse.
Andrew Fowers
Writer/Editor
Rita Fowers
Writer/Editor
Favorite Quote:
"What man actually needs is not a tensionless state but rather the striving and struggling for some goal worthy of him." - Viktor Frankl
Robin Montgomery
Writer
Favorite Quote:
“The mountains are calling, and I must go.” - John Muir.
Andrew Shults
Producer & Data Team Manager
Favorite Quote:
“I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.” - Douglas Adams
Purchase Options
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Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Tour FAQS
Information
Conditions can change fast. Please check these links for closures, alerts and local conditions before your trip. Stay informed so you can ensure a smooth ride for your trip.
Due to the March 2026 storms, you may notice some changes along your tour—things like temporary road closures, limited access to certain stops, or areas that are still recovering. Our routes are designed to guide you safely, but conditions can shift, so a little flexibility goes a long way.
As you explore, we ask that you travel with care and respect—for the land, the communities, and the people who call these places home. If an area looks closed or impacted, please honor posted signs and avoid entering. These moments are part of the story of Hawai‘i too, and your kuleana (responsibility) as a visitor helps keep these places protected for everyone.
Mahalo for your understanding, and for exploring with aloha 💛
Important Update!
Aloha Shaka Guiders,
If you’ve been following the news about Kīlauea, you may have seen reports of recent volcanic activity inside Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. Here in Hawaiʻi, that’s actually part of what makes this place so extraordinary.
Kīlauea is one of the most active volcanoes on Earth, and seeing it in action is something very few places in the world can offer. Volcanic activity is part of the natural rhythm of the island—and when it happens, it reminds us that Hawaiʻi is still being shaped right before our eyes.
The national park remains open, and there is still so much to explore—from massive craters and lava fields to scenic overlooks, rainforest trails, and incredible geological stories. In fact, many visitors find that knowing the volcano is active makes the experience even more powerful.
Like any living landscape, conditions can change from time to time. Park officials monitor activity closely and may temporarily adjust access to certain areas to keep visitors safe. Our Shaka Guide tour is designed to help you make the most of your visit no matter what the volcano is doing that day.
As you explore, we recommend checking the official National Park Service updates and stopping by the Visitor Center (which our tour brings you to). Rangers there always have the latest information and can point you toward the best spots to visit during your trip.
Our writers and producers visit the park themselves to create these tours, and we built this experience so you can explore with confidence, learn the stories behind the landscape, and witness one of the most remarkable places on Earth.
Mahalo for choosing Shaka Guide. We’re honored to be part of your adventure through Hawaiʻi’s volcanic heart.
With aloha from Hawaiʻi,
Amy from Shaka Guide 🌋
Inclusions/Exclusions
Inclusions:
- Lifetime access after purchase
- More than a map and directions — your tour, fully guided
- Audio storytelling that plays as you drive
- Music and immersive sound to upgrade your drive
- Human-created, professionally narrated tours
- Pre-planned route with turn-by-turn directions
- Expert travel tips
- Offline access – works without data or wifi
- Flexible, self-paced experience
- One purchase per vehicle (not per person)
- Lifetime access (tours never expire)
- Reliable customer support
Exclusions:
- Private transportation (use your own or rental vehicle)
- Meals
- Attraction admission or park entrance fees
- Parking fees
- Live tour guide or in-person services
- Trip planning or booking services
- Fully customizable navigation like Google or Apple Maps
- On-demand route planning or custom directions
- Open-ended navigation tools
Tour FAQs
1. What should I pack for the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park tour?
Sneakers
Hiking Clothes
Jacket or Layers, temperatures vary drastically across the island
Water Bottle
Bug Spray
Sunscreen
Sun Glasses and/or Hat
Snacks
Cash
Car Charger *Very Important*
Phone Mount
2. Where does the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park tour go?
Here are some of the popular spots you can explore on the tour!
Volcano Village
Kilauea Visitor Center
Crater Rim Drive
Sulfur Bank
Kilauea Iki Hike
Mauna Ulu Fissure Hike
Mauna Loa O Mauna Ulu
Volcano House
For help planning your day check our Volcanoes National Park Tour suggested itinerary and here's everything you need to know before you go!
3. What should I budget for the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park tour?
$30.00 per car: Entrance into Volcanoes National Park
$15 per person: Lunch at nearby Volcanoes Village
4. Can I take the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park tour in the opposite direction?
5. Can I join the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park along the route?
6. How is Shaka Guide Different from Other Navigation Apps?
7. Other Questions? Contact us!
What is an Audio Tour Guide?
GPS triggers audio narration to play automatically as you drive or walk. Listen to stories, get local insights, visit must-see stops and get turn-by-turn navigation.
The app works offline so even with spotty service we’ll get you where you need to go.
Pretty cool huh? We think so! Check out our tours and let’s explore together.