5 Day - Eco Adventure Package:

$875. flat fee for 5 days of adventures - in your rental car

How do I Book a Eco Adventure?
Contact us for availability
info@yogaoasis.org

Snorkel at Kapoho tide pools

Arrive into Hilo Airport, Hawaii.
You will need to rent a car, or take a taxi, or pre book a shuttle from the Hilo airport to Yoga Oasis Eco Retreat Center near the village of Pahoa. We are approx. 35 minutes from the airport.

Eco Adventure Tours Offered:

Day 1: in the Water
Start the day in the Geo-Thermal warm springs and go for a swim in water that is 80 degrees... with the ocean waves breaking over the side of the pool. Snorkel at Kapoho tide pools. Then, take a steam bath in underground saunas, picnic lunch at Mackenzie Lava Tube Park, afternoon swim at Kehena black sand beach (Sundays are Drum Circle day) and then on the way home take a stroll through Lava Tree State Park.

Day 2: Fire and Volcano
Drive to Volcano National Park. Take a 5 mile hike through old craters and fern forests. Walk through Thurston Lava Tube. Picnic looking over the edge of a giant crater. Spend the afternoon down at the lava flow exploring the newest land on the earth and watch the hot lava make its way into the ocean.

Day 3: Waterfalls, Exploring and Farmers market
Head into old town Hilo. Shop for local and handmade crafts and taste exotic fruits at the farmer's market. Enjoy a coastal walk on the historic Kings Highway through large mangos with the ocean splashing against the shore. Bask in the soothing waters at the end of the trail. Explore tide pools and watch for sea life...turtles, dolphins, whales.

Day 4: Deep into the Earth
Visit Waipio Valley, a lush green valley with 4,000 foot headwalls. Spend the day exploring amazing waterfalls, rivers and streams to the sea. Picnic lunch on the black sand beach in the valley. On the way back home, drive the scenic route to the beautiful Botanical Gardens and visit Akaka Falls.

Day 5: Touch the sky and breathe the Air
Travel to the highest mountain peak on the earth. Mauna Kea, measured from the ocean floor to top, reaches beyond 30,000 feet and is home to the goddess of snow, Poliahu. We will make our way slowly up her slopes, stopping off for short hikes and adjusting for altitude. On the top there is an alter where we can make offerings and watch the sunset. Then back at the visitors center to stargaze through giant telescopes with expert astronomers on hand.

Sunday drumming circle at Kehena Beach Hiking at Green Lake