An 11-mile scenic drive around Kilauea's summit caldera offering spectacular views of active volcanic activity. Families can stop at multiple viewpoints, visit the Jaggar Museum, and learn about volcanic processes. The drive provides safe access to witness one of the world's most active volcanoes with educational stops perfect for all ages.
A 500-year-old lava tube that families can walk through on a paved trail. This natural tunnel was formed by flowing lava and offers a unique underground experience. The short, accessible hike through tropical rainforest leads to this geological wonder, providing an exciting adventure suitable for all family members.
A 19-mile scenic road descending 3,700 feet from the summit to the coast, showcasing diverse volcanic landscapes. Families can see recent lava flows, steam vents, and dramatic coastal views where lava meets the ocean. Multiple stops along the way provide opportunities for photos and geological education.