One of the most isolated national parks in America, being across the Pacific Ocean on the Big Island, Volcanoes National Park doesn’t often show up high on “Top 10” Lists for National Parks. However, it’s truly a hidden gem; it’s not every day you get to explore an active volcano and its stunning effects on the landscape. No Big Island vacation is complete without an excursion to Volcanoes National Park.
Following a busy day in Hilo, we simply drive up the mountain to Volcano Village, where our day trip of Volcanoes begins!
Note: This is a work in progress. Check back once the article is finished!
This article is Day 3 of the series of 7 Days in Hawaii. Here are the other articles in this trip:
- READ FIRST: Guide to the Big Island of Hawaii
- Day 1 and 2 in Waikoloa + Waimea
- Day 3 on the Road to Hilo
- Day 4 in Volcanoes National Park
- Day 5 in Puna and Ascending Mauna Kea
- Day 6 in Ka’u (South Big Island)
- Day 7 in Kailua-Kona
Thank you for reading this installment of the Big Island of Hawaii Collection. Other articles in this series include:
- Mahana Beach Green Sand Beach In Hawaii (Papakolea)
- Hawaiian Food: Things You Need to Try on the Big Island
- Seeing a Live Volcano in Volcanoes National Park!
- Manta Ray Night Dive: Snorkeling and Scuba Diving
- Best Beaches on the Big Island
- First Time Ziplining? This Article is for You
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