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• Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
  "Seeing nature at it's rawest!"
  "This is a must see if you are on the big island. Plan to spend a day there as there is lots to see and do. Make sure you visit the jagger Museum right by the caldera. Ranger Travis is a native and one of the most entertaining speakers we had heard. He literally makes the Volcanoe "come alive" with h..."is entertaining and informative leature. He is great with kids.. You need to see the Thurston lava tubes while there and also drive along the chain of craters road down to the sea. The petroglphs are quite a hike so make sure you have sturdy closed toed shoes and water. If you have the opportunity stay til after dark and watch the glow of the lava lake. " More >
• Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
  "Amazing don't leave Hawaii without taking this tour"
  "The tour was amazing and very informative but the hours are long it was tiring as we flew for a day only morning flight and return in the evening about thirteen to fourteen hours!."
• Kilauea
  "Awesome, well-worth a day trip"
  "I stayed in Kona and the trip to the volcano national park was about 2 hours. Be prepared for a hilly, curvy drive. I believe the entry into the park was $10. Go to the Visitor's Center first for a lot of info about the park/volcano. You can also get a map there. The only food available is at ..."a restaurant across from the visitor's center. Good food but a bit pricey. I'd recommend bringing snacks or your own sandwiches. After visitor's center, go to the end of the road and check out the crater during the day. There is also a visitor's center at the crater. Next, use the map and take the Crater Rim Drive. There are a ton of things to see on the way to the end of the road. We stopped at the Devastation Trail, Lava Tube, and other random sites. The best part of the drive is the end of the road, at the ocean. After parking, walk over and check out the Sea Arch and views of the ocean from the cliffs. Next, walk down the road (about 1/4 mi) and you come across a TON of lava fr... " More >