The district of Hilo offers some of the best bird watching opportunities on the Big Island of Hawaii. From native waterbirds of the wetlands to unique endemic forest species, this is a great way to see and hear the birds of Hawaii. Explore an ancient kipuka, (area of older forest surrounded by a younger lava flow), alive with the sounds of native honeycreepers, visit a lava tube, gaze at beautiful waterfalls, and learn about the dynamics of Hawaiian volcanism. Rich in science, history, and local lore. Whether you are a serious birder, or just looking for a great way to spend the day, this adventure will surely be the highlight of your Hawaii vacation!

Trip Duration:
Warren will pick you up at your location at 9:00 AM. You will return approximately at 4:00 PM.

What to Bring
Bring sturdy shoes or hiking boots with socks, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, and a jacket. Please wear long pants and be prepared for cold and/or hot weather.

Warren provides a personal experience. He packs in a great lunch, beverages and snacks, and provides binoculars and expert guidance. No one offers a Hawaiian birding tour as intimate and productive as this!

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Children aged six years old and above, accompanied by an adult guardian are welcome on this tour.

Contact us if you are interested in this adventure!

Native Guide Hawaii
HC 2 Box 6908
Keaau, HI 96749
(808) 982 – 7575
warren@nativeguidehawaii.com

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"Wow! What a day. This experience was so enriched by your knowledgeable guidance.  We will remember this special adventure and recommend it to our friends."                                                                                                  Roger and Daryl Randall, Banning, California

Photo Credit: Jackjeffreyphoto.com

Photo Credit: Jackjeffreyphoto.com