Hilo Waterfalls & Farm Tour

Explore a private family-owned farm and spectacular waterfalls on an intimate tour. You’ll see, smell, and taste many elements of a Hawaiian farm, including tropical fruit such as rambutan, macadamia nuts, spices such as cloves and nutmeg, coffee, and wild raspberries. You’ll experience amazing views of tropical waterfalls from multiple overlooks at Wailuku River, including a private viewing area at famous Rainbow Falls and a roaring waterfall generating hydroelectricity. After a pleasant jungle walk down to the final waterfall (Kulaniapia), you can swim, kayak, and paddleboard, or just relax by the shore. The tour concludes with lunch at a picturesque spot with more waterfall viewing.

No availability? Please email us (contact@travelshack.com) with requested date(s) and # of people so we can possibly add another van.

• All on private land with virtually no one else around
• Minimal time stuck in a van, as all of the waterfalls are near each other and very close to downtown Hilo, so you spend the day immersed in nature, not simply being driven around for quick photo ops
• The most reputable and longest running small group tour operator on the Big Island (almost 25 years)
• Intimate group of only 2-12 people

Hawaii The Big Island Revealed Guidebook:

Rainbow Falls: Not to be missed! If you like waterfalls, it's a perfect example of why you'll want to drive to the Hilo side. Best waterfall in Hilo area.

Lonely Planet Guidebook:

Top-notch ecotour outfitter with knowledgeable guides

Fodor's Guidebook:

Since 1993, this locally owned and operated outfit has built a reputation for outstanding nature tours and eco-adventures. Sustainability and cultural sensitivity is a company mission. They have access to thousands of acres of restricted or private lands and employ expert, certified guides who are entertaining and informative.

Frommer's Guidebook:

The island’s premier outfitter, this eco-friendly company also has exclusive access to many sites

• Recognized at the local, state, and international levels as a leader in sustainable tourism
• Certified by the Hawai’i Ecotourism Association
• Donates to and partners with local environmental and community organizations
• Reusable silverware, containers, and water bottles to reduce waste

• Fully refundable until 48 hours prior to activity

• 4.166% Hawaii sales tax (GET)