Hawaii National Park, HI
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Active volcano with lava tubes, steam vents, and a massive caldera. Paid entry. Best from about age 3. Easily a full day.
- Hiking
- Ages 3+
- ~5h
- Paid
We pulled these 10 full-day adventures out of our full catalog of kid-friendly spots in Hawaii. Every listing has the ages it suits, what it costs, how long to budget, parking notes, and what to pack.
10 adventures found
Hawaii National Park, HI
Active volcano with lava tubes, steam vents, and a massive caldera. Paid entry. Best from about age 3. Easily a full day.
Kapaa, HI
Kayak Hawaii's only navigable river, then hike to a 120-foot hidden waterfall you can swim under. Paid, ages 5+. No kayaking on Sundays.
Captain Cook, HI
Steep hike down to world-class snorkeling in a marine sanctuary with dolphins. Free. Better for ages 8 and up. Easily a full day.
Eleele, HI
Boat tour along 4,000-foot sea cliffs with waterfalls, sea caves, and dolphins. Paid entry. Best from about age 5. Easily a full day.
Kaneohe, HI
Jurassic Park filming location with horseback riding, ATVs, and zip lines. Paid entry. Best from about age 3. Easily a full day.
Kihei, HI
Snorkel in crystal-clear water inside a volcanic crater with 150-foot visibility. Paid entry. Best from about age 5. Easily a full day.
Lahaina, HI
Half-day Maui snorkel sails with breakfast and a hot lunch cooked aboard, then sails up for the ride home. Paid. Good from about age 3.
Laie, HI
Interactive Pacific Island cultural park with hands-on activities and evening luau. Paid entry. Best from about age 3. Easily a full day.
Lihue, HI
A nonprofit community sailing center on Nawiliwili Harbor where kids learn to rig and sail small boats. Paid. Ages 7 to 16.
Wailuku, HI
Catamarans off Maalaea that really do sail, with snorkel stops at Molokini and Coral Gardens. Paid. Works from about age 3.