Whether you’re a zip line enthusiast or simply looking for fun activities in Hawaii, the Big Island Zipline Eco-Adventure Tour is exactly what you need:

• Breathtaking tropical scenery
• Expert and enthusiastic staff
• One of the most extensive zipline courses in Hawaii

You don’t want to miss this opportunity to experience a high flying, canopy gliding zip line adventure in Hawaii!

New Tour: Big Island Zipline Eco-Adventure

If you are new to ziplining

Great! Because the zipline guides are entertaining and accommodating, so you will feel right at home every step of the way.

If you are a seasoned zipline pro

Even better! You’ll love the eco, cultural, and historic knowledge each guide has to offer.

Plus, every tour group is a maximum of 10 people, so you can have a personalized tour experience on the Big Island!

What is included?

The Big Island zipline tour includes all equipment, snacks and beverages, and transportation from the zipline baseyard to the tropical rainforest where adventure awaits.

Please note, you must arrange your own transportation to meet up at the zipline baseyard in Hawi, Hawaii.

More tour details

• 8 ziplines
• A two-hundred-foot suspension bridge
• Free locally prepared snacks and refreshments
• Over 10,000 feet total of zipline (That almost 2 miles!)
• Located in North Kohala

Book your zipline tour today! Because once your experience this thrilling adventure, you’ll see Hawaii in a whole new way!

What are you waiting for? Click here to book now!

Read more: New Tour: Big Island Eco-Zipline Adventure Now Available

Hawaiian royalty lived life to the fullest, so why not do the same on your trip to Hawaii? Check out our new Hawaiian and Polynesian Cultural Center luau tours for the best vacation experience!

Oahu North Shore and Polynesian Cultural Center Ali’i Luau Tour

Oahu North Shore and Polynesian Cultural Center Ali'i Luau Tour

You’re in Hawaii to experience the authentic island culture, and this tour is the perfect match.

Explore Oahu’s famous North Shore with stops at popular Oahu attractions like the Dole Pineapple Plantation. You’ll also see world-renowned surfing beaches like Waimea Bay and Sunset Beach, where the waves can be massive in the winter time!

After your North Shore adventure with your friendly, knowledgeable tour guide, you’ll find new discoveries at the Polynesian Cultural Center. The PCC is home to countless island activities, traditions, peoples, entertainment, and of course, the best luau experience!

Your self-guide tour of the Polynesian Cultural Center includes the Ali’i Luau buffet plus the exciting “Ha: Breath of Life” Polynesian show!

Book this tour now.

Pearl Harbor and Polynesian Cultural Center Luau Tour

Pearl Harbor and Polynesian Cultural Center Luau Tour

Experience all of the above plus a trip to Pearl Harbor.

Discover the best of Oahu’s two most popular attractions, Pearl Harbor and the Polynesian Cultural Center.

Begin your day with riveting narration from one of our expert tour guides—you won’t want to experience the history of Pearl Harbor without a primer like this!

Explore famous Pearl Harbor attractions like the USS Arizona Memorial at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center as you spend moments of contemplation in memory of the sailors who lost their lives on December 7, 1941.

Following your Pearl Harbor visit, we will take you to the North Shore of Oahu for a look at the island’s laid-back countryside culture. After a stop at the pineapple-loving Dole Plantation, we make our way around the North Shore until we reach La’ie Town, where the Polynesian Cultural Center is located.

Spend your evening enjoying a feast of authentic Polynesian foods, plus the PCC nighttime show “Ha: Breath of Life”.

Book your exciting Polynesian tour package now!

Read more: New Polynesian Cultural Center Luau Tours Available

Not in Hawaii yet? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! With the help of TourWrist, Discover Hawaii Tours now brings you 360 degree virtual tours of Hawaii!

Our most recent additions to our TourWrist profile include ten tours of historic downtown Honolulu and noteworthy landmarks.

Discover Hawaii on TourWrist

Locations include:

Iolani Palace

Kawaiahao Church

King Kamehameha Statue

Honolulu Hale

Hawaii State Library

Hawaii State Capitol

Mission Houses Museum

Why you’ll love our virtual tours

Some of you might be reading this Hawaii blog in preparation for your vacation to Hawaii, which is exactly why we are sharing these Discover Hawaii virtual tours with you! If you’re wondering what the Iolani Palace looks like, or whether you can go inside the Kawaiahao Church, we’ve got the answer.

Click here to see the church interior

Maybe you visited Honolulu last year and yearn to return again soon. Enjoy our virtual tours at home or on your smartphone and relive the beauty of Hawaii wherever you are!

Or maybe you missed out on some attractions while you were in Hawaii. Take the Honolulu Hale, for example.

Did you take a look inside this government building while you were in Honolulu? Check this out!

We want you to discover Hawaii the way we see it, and TourWrist is the perfect platform to do just that.

The only thing missing is our tour guides’ expert knowledge and friendly service. Many of our customers say that our tour guides make the tours extraordinary! Don’t believe us? Click here.

But until your visit to Hawaii, where you’ll join us on one of our exciting Hawaii tours, we want you to experience our lovely islands from wherever you are in the world!

Still looking for more? Check out our Hawaii Travel Guide.

Click here to subscribe to our blog.

Read more: Discover Hawaii Virtual Tours: Historic Honolulu

New tour available! We call it the West Oahu Snorkel and Sail Adventure Tour, where you will discover Hawaii on the west coast of Oahu.

West Oahu Snorkel and Sail Adventure Tour

A world of wonders awaits you just below the ocean’s surface! Enjoy a scenic sail boat trip from West Oahu, complete with roundtrip Waikiki hotel transportation, lunch, and snorkeling. Witness tropical marine life found only in Hawaii and create everlasting memories!

The beautiful Ko’Olina Marina has all the equipment you need to enjoy Hawaii’s clear blue waters. Your captain will take you to two of Oahu’s best snorkel spots.

See Hawaii's Tropical Marine Life Below The Ocean Surface 12345678910

Sea creatures you might see:

• Tropical fish
• Hawaiian green sea turtles
• Unique plants
• Hawaiian Monk Seal below the waves! (a rare occasion, but it could happen!)

After your snorkeling session, a delicious lunch will be ready for you to enjoy, featuring:

• Check-in snacks: coffee, muffins, tea
• Island favorites and refreshments
• Full bar with beer, wine available for purchase

Finish the tour with a leisurely cruise on the open ocean. Take in stunning views of the island’s west coast, characterized by mountain and crystal blue waters.

Join us for a West Oahu snorkel and cruise experience today!

Read more: West Oahu Snorkel and Sail Adventure Tour Now Available

In December 2011, the Obama family took a holiday vacation to Hawaii. While visiting Sea Life Park, the Obamas (minus Michelle) pardoned four green sea turtles at Hanauma Bay, located nearby.

Let’s take a look at three ways to experience Hawaii and discover a trio of attractions not unlike the Obama’s vacation.

Green sea turtle sunbathing.

Green Sea Turtles

Sea Life Park is the only place in the entire country that raises green sea turtles in captivity. For nearly four decades, nearly 12,000 green sea turtles have been released into the wild thanks to the Sea Life Park program, which partners with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

The four turtles that the Obamas released were 18 months old and tagged with unique IDs.

If you’re taking a tour of Oahu and want to see green sea turtles, Sea Life Park may not be your best bet.

In fact, one of the best places to see turtles on Oahu is Laniakea Beach, a North Shore beach where turtles love to hang out. If you take one of our Oahu circle island tours, there’s a chance that you’ll see one of these magnificent creatures sunbathing!

Hanauma Bay

Hanauma Bay

One of Oahu’s most popular beaches is Hanauma Bay, where thousands of visitors come to swim, snorkel, and enjoy a day of fun in the sun. The bay is home to unique Hawaiian tropical fish and coral reefs.

In fact, if you go snorkeling at Hanauma Bay, you might see a turtle or two swimming by!

Obama landmarks

On our historic Honolulu tours, which include sightseeing of the Kamehameha Statue, Iolani Palace, and Kawaiahao Church, we often pass by Obama landmarks like nearby Punahou School or the Baskin-Robbins where President Barack Obama had a summer job as a youth.

Which tour should you take?

Right now, our Circle Island Tour with Pearl Harbor is a great choice! Visit the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center and the USS Arizona Memorial, the North Shore, Pali Lookout, Hanauma By and many more sights!

Learn more about Oahu with our Hawaii Travel Guide!

Read more: Obama, Turtles, and Hanauma Bay: Tying It Together on a Tour