See Hawaii Adventures formerly Kaimu Rentals

06/23/2018

Help the Puna Lava Evacuees by joining us on July 4th for Live Music Downtown Hilo!

05/13/2018

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05/13/2018

We continue to 🙏pule/pray for all of our Ohana, friends, neighbors and customers in the Kalapana area. Seehawaiiadventures.com

03/05/2018

There's no better way to see Hawaii than together! Check out our selection of our tandem bicycles: http://ow.ly/c2Zq30iuKfT

03/02/2018

In Hawaiian, "adventure" roughly translates to "hana wiwo ʻole." Venture into the unknown without any fear!

02/28/2018

We want to make sure your trip is not just enjoyable, but safe, too!

02/26/2018

Does that 8-mile trek sound a little too daunting? Turn it into just 3 miles when you book a shuttle rental add-on! http://ow.ly/B3Uk30iaOj1

02/19/2018

Check out our variety of bikes for men, women, and keiki (children). We even have tandem bikes for parents! http://ow.ly/quhW30iaOiY

02/17/2018

On this , we celebrate the beautiful creatures who grace our shores in winter. Did you know you can catch a glimpse of humpback whales on our tours during Whale Watching Season?

02/15/2018

Did you know that Kilauea is one of the most active volcanoes on Earth?

02/12/2018

Waking up at 4 am sure has its perks: Glowing lava, a stunning Hawaiian sunrise, and a glimpse at majestic humpback whales!

02/08/2018

Hawaiian Word of the Day: ʻAʻā, the rough, rugged basaltic lava that forms during high-powered eruptions.

02/05/2018

our staff goes through training at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park to bring visitors onto the lava field?

02/03/2018

See lava, a gorgeous Hawaiian sunrise, and maybe even humpback whales -- all in one tour!

02/03/2018

Did you know Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park was established more than 100 years ago?

It’s , Monday, July 31 which recognizes park rangers worldwide as the protectors of the world’s most valued and protected areas.

At the World Ranger Congress 2006 in Scotland, International Ranger Foundation delegates decided that July 31 of each year, beginning in 2007, would be a day dedicated to world rangers. The first World Ranger Day fell on the 15th anniversary of the founding of IRF on July 31, 1992.

In 1872, Yellowstone National Park became the world’s first federally designated national park. Since then, according to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, over 100,000 protected areas, representing more than 10% of the earth’s landmass, have been established around the world.

Tomorrow, August 1, marks the 101st anniversary of Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park and we officially step into the next century of stewarding and protecting this amazing 333,086-acre landscape which protects two of the world’s most active volcanoes: Mauna Loa and Kīlauea, the Hawaiian culture so closely connected to the ‘āina (land), and the plants and animals that live here. In 1987, the park was recognized for its outstanding universal values and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The English word “ranger” reflects the guardians of the Royal Forests in 14th century England, protecting the King’s lands from poachers. Today, rangers in protected areas throughout the world continue this role for the public. Rangers are the key force protecting these resources from impairment. They do this through law enforcement, environmental education, community relations, fighting fires, conducting search and rescues, and in many other ways.

(Kudos to Rocky Mountain National Park for the !)



NPS Photo/Janice Wei

02/02/2018

Hawaiian Word of the Day: Pahoehoe, the smooth and shiny kind of lava seen here.

01/30/2018

Not a bike fan? No problem! Our shuttle can drop you off just 1.5 miles from the lava flow, and you can enjoy a scenic hike the rest of the way. http://ow.ly/cyNi30hQEMY

01/26/2018

We're kicking off our Hawaiian Word of the Day feature with 'Ōlelo.

01/25/2018

Safety is our top priority! Our roots began years ago when our owner rescued visitors looking for the lava flow.

ALOHA! Lava viewing is open 4 a.m. – 10 p.m. daily. We welcome you to the Big Island of Hawaii. Our volcanoes built our Island and continue to shape it today. The Kilauea Volcano is the most active volcano in the world. It has been continuously erupting since 1983. Since 2007 a surface lava flow f...

01/24/2018

JANUARY SPECIAL: Now through Jan. 31, reserve 2 Sonoma bikes for just $30! (Regularly $25 each.)

01/22/2018

Have you ever seen kamakahala? The Hawaiian rainforest is home to this rarely seen shrub.

01/20/2018

Fun Fact: There are 3 main kinds of volcanoes: Shield Volcanoes, Stratovolcanoes, and Cinder Cone Volcanoes. Can you guess what kind of volcano chain made up the Hawaiian Islands?

01/18/2018

Cruise to the lava flow in our 'Ekolu direct drive bike! http://ow.ly/mK1q30hQEMU

01/03/2018

11/28/2017

See Hawaii Adventures invites everyone to come experience the amazing journey to the surface lava flows! Sunrise and Sunset are the best times!