34W- Private Hawaii Volcano and Helicopter Tour from Oahu
About This Experience
From $1,190 per person - Here's your chance to witness Hawaii's volcanic fury like never before. The 34W- Private Hawaii Volcano and Helicopter Tour from Oahu delivers an unmatched dual perspective of Kilauea's raw power—both from the skies and on solid ground. Subject to Availability.
Your helicopter lifts off for an incredible aerial journey over Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Below, the massive Kilauea summit unfolds in all its glory while active lava flows snake across terrain that's completely unreachable by foot. From this bird's-eye view, you'll grasp the true scale of these ongoing geological forces shaping the Big Island.
Back on terra firma, your expert guide leads you through the park's most compelling sites. They'll share fascinating insights about volcanic geology and the unique ecosystem that thrives in this dynamic environment. Running approximately 8am to 5pm, this 34W- Private Hawaii Volcano and Helicopter Tour from Oahu combines both experiences into one unforgettable day.
What sets this adventure apart is its exclusive, private nature. You get intimate access to Hawaii's most active natural wonder through two completely different lenses—aerial drama and ground-level discovery.
You'll need exact names, birthdates, and gender information matching your government-issued photo ID for airline security. U.S. citizens need current photo identification; international visitors require valid passports. Airline fare overage fees may apply on certain flights based on availability.
At ages 3 and above, seats fill up fast due to the exclusive experience. Changes and cancellations are allowed up to 24 hours prior to tour commencement without penalty. No-shows and changes or cancellations within 24 hours are subject to a full charge. No refunds are available once a tour has commenced. Tours packaged with airlines are non-refundable, and we cannot offer financial reimbursement for delays caused by factors such as traffic, weather, mechanical issues, or problems with third-party-operated equipment. This is Hawaii's only active volcano, and experiencing it from both air and land creates memories that'll last a lifetime.