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    Kazumura Cave Tours

    4.8 (35 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Double lava tube! Harry was very knowledgeable about how the lava tubes were formed, and how a double lava tube like this one came to be.
    Hadley H.

    This amazing tour was the best way to start our Hawaii trip! Harry is incredibly knowledgeable about the lava tubes and Hawaii in general. He's also careful to help protect the wildlife and the condition of the cave. We did the "Pit Room" tour. Definitely wear a sweatshirt and gym shoes. You will likely get dripped on. The terrain was rough but manageable for a first time cave explorer. We took a wrong turn finding the tour site, but Harry came out to meet us. We highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Hawaii who's interested in the history and natural history of the island!

    Miranda M.

    My boyfriend and I did the maze tour which took about 5 hours. We were the only ones one the tour. It was an amazing tour with a lot more different and fascinating formations than you would ever expect lava could form. Our guide Harry, the one man operator of this place, was very knowledgeable and could tell you a lot about each formation. There was one single rope rappel, one double rope rappel, one single rope to ascend, and a lot of crawling. Since it was raining outside the tubes were very wet and we came out soaked. He offers other non techinical tours that are shorter with just as many formations that we did not go on but would be a good option for people with less time or for people who don't want to bring a harness for a single tour. Overall I was very happy with this unique experience.

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    Longest lava tube on earth waiting to be explored .. Located in a beautiful rainforest with an experienced guide named Harry .

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    An experience of a lifetime. Harry's tour is amazing and informative. Don't pass up the chance to see this natural creation.

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    Fantastic 2 hour experience underground. Extensive nerdy excursion if you like biology or geology. Truly unique, educational and satisfying.

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    Absolutely an amazing, adventurous-but yet VERY educational and safe tour. Harry is a walking encyclopedia on caves. We LOVED it!

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    Harry has picked up a wealth of information about the lava tube that just happens to run under his family home.

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