Big Island Rafting

Your Big Island Rafting Tour

A Big Island rafting tour feels closer to the water than a larger boat cruise. The raft can move along lava cliffs, tuck near sea caves when conditions allow and follow the coast where the shoreline changes from rugged rock to clear snorkel water.

Kona Coast rafting routes may include Kealakekua Bay, Honaunau Bay, sea caves, lava tubes, blowholes, archways and reef areas. Some tours focus on snorkeling and coastline sightseeing, while others lean into sunset, marine wildlife watching or a shorter Kohala Coast ride.

Before booking, think about ocean comfort, ride style and how much time your party wants on the water. Rafts can be bumpy and splashy, so wear clothes that can get wet, bring sun protection and check snorkel details, meal inclusions, age rules and motion comfort before you go.