Big Island is one of the youngest and most geologically alive islands within Hawaii. Visitors and locals alike can explore active volcanoes (Kīlauea, Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa), craters that span over 13,000 feet deep, the majesty of the crystal clear waters through scuba diving and freediving, world-famous manta ray night dives, and more.
Adventurers can expect to see spotted eagle rays, turtles (honu), whale sharks, pilot whales, dolphins, pelagic manta rays, and humpbacks during whale season.Â