All Activity Prices listed on this site are the vendors “Retail Price”, not your discounted price. Aloha Activities & Adventures is the only activity company in Hawaii that extends “Special Discounts” to Veterans, Military, Law Enforcement, Seniors, Educators, Blue-collar, Disabled, Fire and Rescue etc. etc. etc. We are not affiliated with Time Share, Vacation Ownership Promotions or any other gimmick requiring you to attend a 3 to 4 hour sales presentation to qualify for a discount on Activities and Attractions.

Our company is contracted with over 200 activity providers and offer over 650 activities throughout the State of Hawaii. Because of our high volume sales we are able to offer discounts on 95% of these activities.

For your discounted price call toll free 1.888.222.6402 or e-mail us at info@alohaactivities4u.com

With pride we specialize in Customer Service, and offer comparative recommendations based on your individual, family or group interests and special needs.

The island of Hawaii is the largest of the Hawaiian Islands, therefore referred to as the “Big Island.” This island has an area of over 4,028 square miles with 266 miles of coastline and is the second most populated island in the State. Geologically, it is the youngest island, formed by 5 volcanoes. The two that are still active are Mauna Loa and Kilauea. Kilauea is the world’s most active volcano on record with it’s on going eruption fascinating visitors since 1983. As Kilauea continues to add and reshape the island, it also influences the weather. As a result, the island experiences 11 of the 13 global climate zones. Mauna Loa at 13,677’ and Mauna Kea at 13,796’ are the highest mountains in the Pacific. Mauna Kea houses the world’s largest observatory with the biggest telescope and scientific observations. Ka Lae is the southernmost point in the United States with constant winds at 27 knots per hour that blow east to west 24 hours a day throughout the year.

The Big Island is diverse culturally and geographically from its snow capped peaks to lush rain forests and barren black lava fields. You will encounter a wide variety of plant, marine and animal life, including the Giant Pacific Green Sea Turtles and the Nene Goose. Visit the historic shores of Kealakekua Bay where Captain James Cook was killed in the late 1700’s and the 175,000 acre Parker Ranch, one of the oldest and largest cattle ranches in the United States.

FACTS
Population: 162,971
Flower: Lehua Ohia
Island color: Red

WEATHER
Summer: Highs of 80° - Lows of 70°
Winter: Highs of 60° - Lows of 80°

WATER TEMPERATURES
Summer mid to High 70 ° - Winters Low 70 °