Kilauea Lava Fields & Hilo Bay with Lunch

Mackenzie State Recreation Area: This remote and beautiful 13-acre park boasts jagged lava cliffs, lava tubes and blowholes formed when hot lava met the cool sea waters. Once closed in 2018 by the marching 40-foot-tall wall of crumbly lava as it oozed its way to the sea, the park reopened to an altered coastline and a new black sand beach.

Isaac Hale Beach Park: Lava flows encircled this popular park on Pohoiki Bay, miraculously sparing the infrastructure while destroying everything around it.

Star of the Sea Painted Church: This church was built in 1927-1928 under the direction of the Belgian Catholic missionary priest, Father Evarist Gielen, who painted the upper section of the church interior.

Hilo Bay: Enjoy a dip in a coastal lagoon protected by a reef. Grab a complimentary snorkel set or just jump in the water and explore the unique lava rock coastline.

Shopping: Stock up on freshly roasted Kona coffee, Hawaiian macadamia nuts, and other local products with a stop at Hilo Bay.

What’s Included:

• Deli-style lunch.